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The Rwanda-backed AFC coalition, which includes M23, supported a ceasefire and announced it would withdraw from Walikale after capturing the mining town following talks between DRC President Félix Tshisekedi and Rwandan President Paul Kagame. Tshisekedi asked Congolese troops to observe the ceasefire without issuing an order.

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March 24, 2025WalikaleDeveloping

AFC announces support for truce and withdrawal from Walikale

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AFC announces support for truce and withdrawal from Walikale

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March 24, 2025
AFC announces support for truce and withdrawal from Walikale
DevelopingActive conflictWalikale0:00
the leaders of the Rwanda-backed rebel umbrella group Alliance Fleuve Congo (which includes the M23) said it supported a truce and announced that its fighters would withdraw from the mining town of Walikale, which they captured the day after Tshisekedi and Kagame met in Doha. •Tshisekedi then kindly asked (but did not order) his troops to observe the ceasefire too.
The Rwanda-backed AFC coalition, which includes M23, supported a ceasefire and announced it would withdraw from Walikale after capturing the mining town following talks between DRC President Félix Tshisekedi and Rwandan President Paul Kagame. Tshisekedi asked Congolese troops to observe the ceasefire without issuing an order.
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Developing development · updated through 2025-03-24

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March 24, 2025WalikaleDeveloping

AFC announces support for truce and withdrawal from Walikale

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Geography

1 linked map positions

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AFC announces support for truce and withdrawal from Walikale

Approximate map position: country centroid. The extracted place did not have provider-resolved coordinates.

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Development timeline

March 24, 2025
AFC announces support for truce and withdrawal from Walikale
DevelopingActive conflictWalikale0:00
the leaders of the Rwanda-backed rebel umbrella group Alliance Fleuve Congo (which includes the M23) said it supported a truce and announced that its fighters would withdraw from the mining town of Walikale, which they captured the day after Tshisekedi and Kagame met in Doha. •Tshisekedi then kindly asked (but did not order) his troops to observe the ceasefire too.
The Rwanda-backed AFC coalition, which includes M23, supported a ceasefire and announced it would withdraw from Walikale after capturing the mining town following talks between DRC President Félix Tshisekedi and Rwandan President Paul Kagame. Tshisekedi asked Congolese troops to observe the ceasefire without issuing an order.
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