Joseph Kabila, the former president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, has been sentenced to death in absentia by a military court for war crimes and treason, in the context of support for the rebel group M23. The charges include crimes against humanity and torture. Kabila, who led the country for nearly 20 years, went into self-imposed exile in 2023, after the deterioration of relations with the current president Félix Tshisekedi. The conflict in eastern Congo has escalated, and the UN accuses Rwanda of involvement in supporting M23.
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Fostul președinte al țării în care au luptat mercenarii lui Horațiu Potra a fost condamnat la moarte
Un fost preşedinte african a fost condamnat la moarte. Acesta este acuzat de trădare de ţară
Fostul preşedinte congolez Joseph Kabila a fost condamnat la moarte pentru „trădare”
Former DRC president Joseph Kabila sentenced to death in absentia
Fostul președinte congolez Joseph Kabila, condamnat la moarte pentru trădare
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