Rwanda will rely with Belgium on the conflict, Dr. Congo

Rwanda cut diplomatic relations with Belgium, saying it was “constantly undermined” by the European nation during the ongoing struggle in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Brussels leads the calls of European countries to the Rwanda penalty for its support for the M23, a rebel group in the center of Dr. Kongo crisis.

The authorities in Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, gave the Belgian diplomats 48 hours to leave the country.

Belgium, the former colonial force, said it will respond to these measures and classify Rwanda’s “non -proportional” decision.

Despite the assurances from the United Nations and the United States, Rwanda denied M23 support.

In her statement on Monday, Kigali Brussels was accused of trying to “preserve her new colonial illusions.”

The statement said: “Belgium has clearly taken aspects of a regional conflict and continues to systematically mobilize against Rwanda in various forums, using lies and manipulation by securing an unjustified hostile opinion in Rwanda, in an attempt to destabilize both Rwanda and the region.”

Belgian Foreign Minister Maxim Brevot responded to Rwanda’s measures on social media, saying: “This is not proportional and it appears that when we disagree with Rwanda, they prefer not to participate in the dialogue.”

Pervot said that the Rwandan diplomats in Belgium would announce “an unwanted personality.”

This advertisement can remove the diplomatic situation and often leads to the expulsion or withdrawal of recognition of the envoys.

The Congolese authorities said that about 7,000 people were killed in fighting between the armed forces of Dr. and the Congo in the east of the country since the beginning of the year.

According to the United Nations Children’s Agency, UNICEF, more than 850,000 people have been forced to flee their homes since the conflict increased intensity in January.

In the past two months, M23 has controlled two main cities – Goma and Bukavu.

In an attempt to pressure Rwanda to withdraw its support to Britain M23, some aid has been reduced to the country.

Last month, the United Nations Security Council called for the M23 to finish combat actions and that Rwanda must withdraw its forces from Dr. Congo.

Before Kigali cut his ties with Brussels, Rwandan President Paul Kagame pledged that his country would “stand” to Belgium.

We will ask (Belgium): “Who are you by the way? Who puts you responsible for us? “The Rwandans believe in God, but did God really put these people responsible for Rwanda?” Kajami asked on the title of Sunday.