Felix Tshisekedi again accused Rwanda of attacking the DRC and asked King Charles III for help

The president of RDC, Felix Tshisekedi continues to hit around the world demanding that the international community ask Rwanda to stop working with the M23 group that has destroyed the east of his country.

Although Rwanda has repeatedly denied that it supports this group and denies it, President Tshisekedi is not satisfied and always asks the international community to convince him.

President Tshisekedi, who is in London, England, in an interview he started at the African forum organized by the Financial Times, said that in the Eastern part of the country he leads, millions have died since the Genocide against the Tutsis in Rwanda.

He said: "The way things are today, the truth is that there is a request for Rwanda to stop helping the M23 fighters, there is no hiding that Rwanda attacked the Democratic Republic of Congo."

President Félix Tshisekedi asked the King of England, Charles III to use his word in the Commonwealth, asking Rwanda to "stop creating security in eastern Congo."