VIDEO🚨UMUKOBWA WA HABYARIMANA ACIYE IGIKUBA PARIS/MUBURAKARI NGO YABONYE UKO INDEGE YAHANUWE!

Jeanne Habyarimana’s remarks about the April 6, 1994 attack on her father’s aircraft have prompted a sharp response from Rwanda’s Foreign Minister, Olivier Nduhungirehe. During a discussion presented as a book event in Paris, Jeanne said she had witnessed events surrounding the attack and defended her brother Jean-Luc Habyarimana’s account. She maintained that the missiles came from the direction of Masaka rather than Kanombe. In the response examined in this video, Nduhungirehe disputes her claim, stating that she was not in Rwanda when the aircraft was shot down. He also challenges Jean-Luc’s account, pointing to what he describes as contradictions between statements made following the Mutsinzi Report in 2010 and the French technical findings presented in 2012. This Kinyarwanda report explains the exchange, Rwanda’s response and the distinction between eyewitness testimony, technical evidence and conclusions about responsibility. It briefly revisits the Kanombe–Masaka debate without presenting disputed allegations as established facts. The exact date and book title associated with the Paris event have not been independently confirmed for this report. Nduhungirehe’s statements about Jeanne’s whereabouts and Jean-Luc’s testimony are presented as his claims, not as independently established findings. No attack on an aircraft or death of a political leader can justify the Genocide against the Tutsi. Investigating the aircraft attack must never be used to excuse, minimize or deny that genocide. SOURCES • Video excerpt and accompanying transcript of the discussion. • Olivier Nduhungirehe’s response reproduced in the source material. • Historical reporting and analysis concerning the 2012 technical findings. JOURNALISM DISCLAIMER Rwanda Updates Media is committed to factual, balanced and responsible reporting. This report distinguishes documented information from testimony, allegations and commentary. Quoting a statement does not mean endorsing it. We do not support or promote armed groups, terrorism, violence, hate speech, genocide denial or propaganda. Coverage of conflict and historical violence is exclusively for journalistic and educational purposes. The script is an original Rwanda Updates Media production. Third-party footage and documents remain the property of their respective rights holders; this description does not claim ownership or grant permission to reuse them. 👍 Like this video. 🔔 Subscribe for more reporting and historical explainers. 💬 Comment respectfully and focus on evidence. 📲 Share this report with others interested in Rwanda’s history. #RwandaUpdates #JeanneHabyarimana #OlivierNduhungirehe #Habyarimana #RwandaHistory #Kanombe #Masaka #RwandaFrance Jeanne Habyarimana Paris remarks, Olivier Nduhungirehe response, Habyarimana plane attack, April 6 1994 Rwanda, Jean-Luc Habyarimana testimony, Kanombe Masaka debate, Mutsinzi Report, 2012 French technical findings, Rwanda history explained, Kinyarwanda news Rwanda Updates,Jeanne Habyarimana,Juvénal Habyarimana,Jean Luc Habyarimana,Olivier Nduhungirehe,umukobwa wa Habyarimana,indege ya Habyarimana,ihanurwa ryindege,6 Mata 1994,amateka yu Rwanda,amakuru yu Rwanda,Nduhungirehe yasubije,ikiganiro cya Paris,Kanombe,Masaka,raporo ya Mutsinzi,raporo ya Trevidic,ubuhamya bwa Habyarimana,Rwanda France,Rwanda history,Habyarimana plane,Paris debate,Genocide against the Tutsi