Trump Ends 30 Year Conflict Between Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda

Article subtitle: 
New Chapter of Hope’ After Brokering Peace Deal
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Breitbart
Article date: 
28 June 2025
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National News
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President Donald Trump on Friday said that the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Rwanda embark on “a new chapter of hope and opportunity” after the nations signed a historic peace deal brokered by the president and his deputies.

Trump was joined by the foreign ministers of the two countries and Secretary of State Marco Rubio in the Oval Office, shortly after Rubio oversaw them signing an agreement to end the decades-long fighting in the region. Vice President JD Vance also flanked the president...

Rwandan Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe praised Trump for his leadership and said, “With the U.S. standing by side by side with Rwanda and DRC, we believe that we will achieve a long-time peace.”

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