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Des pourparlers ont eu lieu aujourd'hui entre rebelles du FPR et troupes gouvernementales. Mais l'on se bat toujours à Kigali et les forces du Front patriotique rwandais continuent leurs avancées

Card Number 30144

Number
30144
Author
Masure, Bruno
Author
Boisserie, Philippe
Date
15 avril 1994
Ymd
19940415
Time
20:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Title
Des pourparlers ont eu lieu aujourd'hui entre rebelles du FPR et troupes gouvernementales. Mais l'on se bat toujours à Kigali et les forces du Front patriotique rwandais continuent leurs avancées
Subtitle
Boutros-Ghali annonce que le Conseil de sécurité décidera dans les heures qui viennent du maintien d'une présence militaire au Rwanda.
Source
Public records
INA
Type
Émission télévisée (vidéo)
Language
FR
Abstract
- On the spot, according to the AFP special envoy in Kigali, talks seem to have begun between government forces and representatives of the Tutsi minority rebellion. And according to a UN observer on the spot, these RPF rebels seem well able to take control of the capital in the next few days.
- At Kigali airport, after the foreign nationals, after the diplomats, after the soldiers dispatched on the spot, it is the turn of certain United Nations forces to set off. The Belgian blue helmets leave the UNAMIR which, according to Belgium, is without object. She even outright advocates the suspension of the UN mandate and the withdrawal of troops. An undiplomatic way of signifying the total failure of the UN. A United Nations 2,500 strong in Rwanda and yet incapable of imposing the Arusha peace accords. Unable to prevent these thousands of massacres. Unable to even negotiate a simple ceasefire.
- Admittedly, talks took place today between RPF rebels and government troops. But we are still fighting in Kigali and the forces of the Rwandan Patriotic Front continue their advances on the ground. Just as he seemed able to take the capital, Boutros-Ghali announced that the Security Council would decide in the coming hours whether to maintain a military presence in Rwanda.
- But more than men, a clear and firm policy is needed. In the meantime, people continue to die in Kigali and more and more Rwandans are fleeing to neighboring countries.
Comment
The 20 o'clock news of France 2 of April 15, 1994 is visible in its entirety here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk93NE4elfk