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Despite a peace deal brokered by US and Qatar, the violent Congo-Rwanda war appears to continue. So, in this video, we're taking a look at what's happening in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and why the peace deal is faltering.
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Background on eastern Congo conflict:
Continuation of violence:
Institute for the Study of War analysis and updates:
Reports of atrocities:
Different interpretations of peace deals:
Institute Security Studies analysis:
ADF violence and Ugandan presence:
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