The African summit immediately Dr. Received the Congo ceasefire

Leaders of East and Southern Africa have called for an immediate and unconditional ceasefire to end the deadly fight in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

At a crisis summit in Tanzania, the Southern African Development Community and the East African Community (EAC) Bloques urged all the warning parties to hold peace talks within five days, including the Rwanda -backed M23 rebel.

Rebels – Fighting Government forces – Eastern Dr. including Goma city. Has seized the huge self -interests of the land in the Congo. His push towards Buwavu has raised the possibility of a broad regional war.

As part of their interaction, the army chiefs have also been asked to prepare a security plan for Goma and the surrounding areas.

The latest data of the UN suggests that 2,900 people have been killed since the beginning of January, which resulted in hostility between M32 and DR Congo’s armed forces.

Around 700,000 estimates that they have been displaced and thousands are injured.

Dar S Salaam, the largest city of Tanzania, brought together the heads of state and government representatives to try to solve the deteriorating security, and try to solve the human situation.

“The summit emphasizes that political and diplomatic engagement is the most permanent solution to the struggle,” said the follow -up communication.

It also sought to reopen the Goma Airport and other major routes to facilitate humanitarian aid, as well as withdrawing the foreign armed forces called without calling from the Congoles region.

M23, which is made of ethnic tutis, says that they are fighting for minority rights, while Dr. The Congo government says that the Rwanda-supported rebels are demanding control over the huge mineral funds in the eastern region.

Rwanda President Paul Kagame – who was at the peak – has repeatedly denied any participation in supporting the rebels.

But, As reported last month by BBC’s Ian WufullahA group of UN experts maintains the Rawandan army, “M23 is in the real control of operation” – how M32 recruitment is trained under the changing supervision and supported by high -tech random weapons Is.

After the summit, Kagame posted on Facebook, Dr. Accusing the Congo of “a security problem against our country”.

Dr. The President of the Congo, Félix TshiseKedi, opted to attend the summit through video links. Prime Minister Judith Suminwa was personally.

There was no immediate response to the joint communication from the Suminwa or the congregation delegation.

Kenai President William Ruto, the current EAC President, emphasized military solutions, could not solve the crisis alone.

He said, “We should oppose the temptation to think that we can somehow shoot or bomb our way in a solution in front of such a complex situation,” he said.

Tanzania President Samia Suluhu Hasan underlined the “collective responsibility” of regional leaders to end the struggle, saying that “History will strictly judge us if we still remain and the situation is spoiled day by day We do”.

The ongoing struggle is in the dates of the 1990s, but has increased rapidly in recent weeks.

Dr. Congo is so huge – the size of two -thirds of western Europe – that it is a member of both East and Southern African blocks.