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Thousands of civilians are entering Burundi; Burundi’s foreign minister accused Rwanda of negotiating publicly while intensifying attacks with explosive drones.
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Thousands of civilians are entering Burundi; Burundi’s foreign minister accused Rwanda of negotiating publicly while intensifying attacks with explosive drones.
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Burundi–DRC border area dossier
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Burundi–DRC border area
Thousands of civilians are entering Burundi; Burundi’s foreign minister accused Rwanda of negotiating publicly while intensifying attacks with explosive drones.
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Burundi - which is receiving thousands of fleeing civilians – echoed these reports and blamed Rwanda for the chaos. Its Foreign Minister accused Kigali of "playing a double game. To be negotiating and signing agreements, but in the meantime, it is intensifying attacks on the civilian population with kamikaze drones that kill instinctively.”
Thousands of civilians are entering Burundi; Burundi’s foreign minister accused Rwanda of negotiating publicly while intensifying attacks with explosive drones.
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