Media Wire Express Correspondent
Congolese President Félix Tshisekedi has urged young people to enlist in the military in large numbers, coinciding with a critical meeting of neighboring countries that encouraged the Congolese government to engage in dialogue with the rebels.
Meanwhile, Rwanda’s leader has issued a warning, stating he would “deal” with any confrontations involving South Africa, which has reported casualties among its peacekeepers due to the ongoing fighting in eastern Congo.
In his first public comments since the M23 rebels advanced into Goma on Monday, President Tshisekedi pledged a “vigorous and coordinated response” from his military to counter the rebel forces, while also emphasizing his commitment to seeking a peaceful resolution.
On Thursday, Tshisekedi met with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot in Kinshasa. According to the Congolese presidency’s statement on X, France has been a significant supporter of Congo in recent United Nations discussions regarding the conflict. The statement added that Congo expects “a little more action in the face of this crisis.”
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