DRC conflict continues despite peace deal Fighting rages on in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo despite a recent peace agreement between the Congolese and Rwandan presidents. M23 rebels, who aren't bound by the deal, have taken control of areas in South Kivu Province. The violence, particularly around Luvungi and Rurambo, has caused civilian casualties and forced hundreds to flee into Rwanda. Roadblocks and ongoing clashes are making evacuations impossible. | CGTN Africa

The conflict in eastern DRC is escalating, with Rwanda facing mounting accusations of backing M23 rebels. Over 7 million people have been displaced, and global powers like the U.S. and UK are ramping up diplomatic pressure on Rwanda. Meanwhile, DRC’s president is seeking military support from Chad, signalling a possible escalation. But with Rwanda pushing for a ceasefire while demanding action against the FDLR, is there a path to peace? What do you think, will global pressure force a resolution,