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Visit Rwanda signs Atletico Madrid deal as Arsenal protests continue

30 April 2025
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Visit Rwanda signs Atletico Madrid deal as Arsenal protests continue
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The conflict in eastern DR Congo has escalated since M23’s offensive in January, capturing key cities and raising regional war concerns. Rwanda claims its military actions are in self-defense against Congolese forces linked to the 1994 genocide, while DR Congo accuses Rwanda of illegally exploiting its minerals. A recent agreement between the two nations aims to respect sovereignty and draft a peace deal, facilitated by U.S. mediation, with both sides expressing commitment to a ceasefire, although Congolese Arsenal fans continue to push for the club to end its partnership with Rwanda.

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