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September 19, 2024
La France a présenté ce matin au Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies un projet de résolution visant à obtenir une intervention humanitaire au Rwanda
Card Number 3493
Number
3493
Author
Chazal, Claire
Author
Lapeyre, Arnaud
Date
19 juin 1994
Ymd
19940619
Time
13:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 13 heures [2:02]
Title
La France a présenté ce matin au Conseil de sécurité des Nations unies un projet de résolution visant à obtenir une intervention humanitaire au Rwanda
Subtitle
Paris espère que le projet sera adopté mardi [21 juin] pour que des soldats puissent être envoyés aux frontières du pays.
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Public records
Type
Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- France presented this morning to the United Nations Security Council a draft resolution aimed at obtaining humanitarian intervention in Rwanda. Paris hopes that the draft will be adopted on Tuesday [June 21] so that soldiers can be sent to the country's borders.
- The inhabitants of Kigali threatened by the massacres still hope for a lull but the clashes between the RPF rebels and the government forces have not stopped. Despite the presence of humanitarian organizations, despite the recent arrival of emergency aid, the health situation could become even more critical.
- The RPF rebels say they are firmly opposed to French intervention. Jacques Bihozagara: "France will protect the executioners! And we are ready to respond to them by military means".
- Humanitarian aid is nevertheless channeled as best it can: a first 30-ton convoy has already reached northern Rwanda. A second shipment of emergency aid intended for Kigali should soon relieve the populations threatened in the capital.
- The inhabitants of Kigali threatened by the massacres still hope for a lull but the clashes between the RPF rebels and the government forces have not stopped. Despite the presence of humanitarian organizations, despite the recent arrival of emergency aid, the health situation could become even more critical.
- The RPF rebels say they are firmly opposed to French intervention. Jacques Bihozagara: "France will protect the executioners! And we are ready to respond to them by military means".
- Humanitarian aid is nevertheless channeled as best it can: a first 30-ton convoy has already reached northern Rwanda. A second shipment of emergency aid intended for Kigali should soon relieve the populations threatened in the capital.