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Lurker4Long:
1) Rwandan soldiers, NOT security officers;
2) Congolese customs border guards NOT Armed forces of the DRC;
3) Rwandan invasion of DRC NOT fighting.

Vast difference for those of us who read for meaning.

I've crossed that border post a few times and the Rwandan security officers there wear blue uniforms, not the military uniforms of the Rwanda military.
On the Congolese side, the Customs guards wear that cammo, yes, but they are not soldiers and they only have sidearms. 1000m away there's a FARDC checkpoint with soldiers in different uniforms with assault rifle etc.

Some of us know the difference between customs officials at a border post, and soldiers. And we know when invaders are trying to justify their aggression and propaganda.
I hope this has been educative enough for you.

Lurker4Long:
It is amazing to me how people just cannot tell fact from propaganda. Especially when it comes from Kagame/Rwanda.

Toju200:
DHQ SOF(1)
DHQSOF
DHQSOF

bidexiii:
Where not saying the same thing.

NA especially lacks basic survival kits, the SOF is nothing to right home about .
Our budget is not so bad that it can't equip our SOF with proper/quality equipment and gear.

It's like quality and basic equipment are alloen to you guys, Are you not irritated seeing our SOF with rusty Aks..

bidexiii:
[/b]A total of 288 Romanian mercenaries surrendered to #Rwanda following their crossing of the border from #Goma, which is now under #M23 control.

It is estimated that around 800 Romanians are active within the DRC, hired by the government to maintain security[b]

bidexiii:
[/b]Nigeria’s CDS urges Niger, others to rescind decisions to quit ECOWAS[b]

Nigeria’s Chief of Defence Staff (CDS), Gen. Christopher Musa, has urged the Republics of Niger, Burkina Faso, and Mali to rescind their decisions to quit the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

Musa made the appeal in a remarks at the 5th Lake Chad Governors’ Forum on Wednesday in Maiduguri.
He urged them to rescind their decision to quit the regional body in spite of the Jan. 29, exit deadline.
“We urge our brothers in Niger, Mali, and Burkina Faso to remain part of ECOWAS.
“We must not allow political differences to divide us. The strength of Africa lies in our unity and cooperation.
“Our collective efforts to address regional security challenges, such as terrorism, insurgency, and climate change, are critical to our shared prosperity.” he said.
the CDS said maintaining regional cooperation was vital for the stability of the Lake Chad Basin, a region severely affected by violent extremism and other security challenges.
According to him, the crucial role of the Multinational Joint Task Force (MNJTF) is not to be overemphasised, saying there was need for continued support for its operations in addressing cross-border security issues.
“We stand united in our mission to rebuild and stabilise the Lake Chad region. It is essential that we continue to work together, with all stakeholders, to ensure lasting peace and development.
“We must not allow political rifts to derail the progress we have made. The stakes are too high for our people,” he said.
The CDS acknowledged the significant sacrifices made by the armed forces and other security agencies in the region and called for more support from both national governments and international partners to further strengthen the stabilisation efforts.
He also underscored the importance of a balanced approach, combining both kinetic and non-kinetic actions to achieve sustainable peace.
“Challenges will always come, but we shall prevail. Together, we will overcome them. The people of the Lake Chad Basin have shown remarkable resilience, and with continued unity, we will achieve lasting peace and prosperity,” he said.

The-week-long 5th Lake Chad Governors’ Forum, is expected to provide platform for further discussions on regional security, the return of displaced persons, and the implementation of the stabilisation strategy in the affected areas.

The forum, which brings together regional leaders and stakeholders, focuses on promoting peace, stability, and sustainable development in the Lake Chad Basin.

rugged7:
This olodo CDS just open mouth dey talk nonsense.
When the boat has already long since sailed.

What he should be concentrating on us begging Togo, Benin and Ghana not to join AES.

Ghana and Benin and Togo are competing for who will lock down the access to the seaport for the 3 AES countries with consequent billions of dollars in taxes.

rugged7:
It is so strange....
[/b]What are thousands of white mercenaries doing in the DRC other than looting precious minerals?
I don't support Rwanda military activity in the
DRC but something stinks down there.
To be fair, Rwanda have been very professional with their M23 Proxy militia[b]

No outright slaughter of innocents so far. And a professional set up with the infiltration of their army followed closely by their Police with dogs etc

rugged7:
It is so strange....
What are thousands of white mercenaries doing in the DRC other than looting precious minerals?
I don't support Rwanda military activity in the
DRC but something stinks down there.
To be fair, Rwanda have been very professional with their M23 Proxy militia.

No outright slaughter of innocents so far. And a professional set up with the infiltration of their army followed closely by their Police with dogs etc

rugged7:
This olodo CDS just open mouth dey talk nonsense.
When the boat has already long since sailed.

What he should be concentrating on us begging Togo, Benin and Ghana not to join AES.

Ghana and Benin and Togo are competing for who will lock down the access to the seaport for the 3 AES countries with consequent billions of dollars in taxes.

kenpaul0:
My own is that i think we should stop all this big brother nonsense. No more free meals while we the citizens suffer. If ECOWAS collapses all wel and good...we simply close our bothers and start giving everyone the Trump treatment...we should start thinking Nigeria first....

rugged7:
[/b]Rwanda Military doing excellent work deporting these white colonisers who have been looting Africa dry[b]
They should be "dashing' them one bullet for leg each as souvenir as they fly back to their country..
They would never extend the same mercy to Black Africans.
[/b]Africans hate themselves more that they hate these white demons.
Africa needs to learn to stop being merciful to these muzungus[b]

bidexiii:
If ECOWAS collapses there would be serious problem checking in on cross border prollification of terrorists & arms.
Nigeria military should brace up for tougher days ahead, this country brothers ain't serious at all !

Faithful007:
How is ECOWAS helping to check the movement of arms?

It is rather doing the opposite. ECOWAS requires free movement between member states. No visas, thus no background checks.

Faithful007:
How is ECOWAS helping to check the movement of arms?

It is rather doing the opposite. ECOWAS requires free movement between member states. No visas, thus no background checks.

Faithful007:
How is ECOWAS helping to check the movement of arms?

It is rather doing the opposite. ECOWAS requires free movement between member states. No visas, thus no background checks.

rugged7:
Rwandan Airforce officers just completed training in the Middle East.

Faithful007:
Sudden love for Rwanda lol. Next is for you to immigrate there.

Faithful007:
Sudden love for Rwanda lol. Next is for you to immigrate there.