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🚨 RWANDA’S FOREIGN MINISTER SPEAKS OUT: SANCTIONS, DRC PEACE TALKS AND RUSSIA PARTNERSHIP | FULL KINYARWANDA TRANSLATION Why have peace agreements failed to end the crisis in eastern Congo? Can sanctions deliver lasting peace? And why does Rwanda insist on maintaining partnerships with Russia, the United States, Europe and China? In this complete Kinyarwanda translation of his interview with RT, Rwanda’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Olivier J. P. Nduhungirehe, outlines Rwanda’s diplomatic position on regional security, international mediation and Africa’s economic future. Speaking on the sidelines of the Russia–Africa Summit, Nduhungirehe argues that the Washington and Doha agreements offer a path toward lasting peace, but that implementation requires political will. He criticises what he describes as an unbalanced approach to U.S. mediation and explains Rwanda’s position on the FDLR, the conflict involving AFC/M23—now referred to as FRN—and calls for national dialogue in the DRC. The interview also explores Rwanda–Russia cooperation in mining, agriculture, fertilizer production, education, healthcare and peaceful nuclear technology. Nduhungirehe discusses reducing dependence on development aid, strengthening African industries, relations with Belgium, colonial history and Africa’s demand for stronger representation on the UN Security Council. This video brings together all four translated sections, covering: • Rwanda’s security concerns and the FDLR • The Washington and Doha peace processes • Sanctions, diplomacy and independent foreign policy • Russian investment, scholarships and nuclear cooperation • Energy prices, fertilizers and the impact of international conflicts • African integration and UN Security Council reform • Media freedom and access to diverse information sources The minister’s statements, allegations and assessments are attributed to him. Their inclusion does not mean that every claim has been independently verified. JOURNALISM DISCLAIMER Rwanda Updates Media is committed to factual, balanced and responsible journalism. We do not support or promote armed groups, terrorism, violence, hate speech or propaganda. Coverage of conflicts and political statements is provided solely for journalistic, educational and public-interest purposes. This production features Rwanda Updates Media’s Kinyarwanda translation and presentation of an interview originally conducted by RT. The original interview remains attributed to its source. Translation, quotation and reporting do not constitute endorsement of the interviewee’s views. 👍 Like, Subscribe, Comment and Share. Which part of Nduhungirehe’s interview deserves closer attention? Share your thoughts respectfully. #RwandaUpdates #OlivierNduhungirehe #Rwanda #RwandaRussia #RussiaAfricaSummit #DRC #WashingtonAccords #DohaTalks #KinyarwandaNews Olivier Nduhungirehe full interview, Nduhungirehe RT interview Kinyarwanda, Rwanda foreign minister, Rwanda sanctions response, Rwanda DRC peace talks, Washington Accords, Doha peace process, FDLR security concerns, AFC M23 FRN, Rwanda Russia cooperation, Russia Africa Summit 2026, Rwanda nuclear technology, African UN Security Council reform Olivier Nduhungirehe, ikiganiro cya Nduhungirehe, Nduhungirehe mu Burusiya, Nduhungirehe kuri RT, ikiganiro mu Kinyarwanda, amakuru y’u Rwanda, ibihano byafatiwe u Rwanda, Amerika n’u Rwanda, u Rwanda na Congo, amasezerano ya Washington, ibiganiro bya Doha, ikibazo cya FDLR, M23 na FRN, amahoro mu karere, u Rwanda n’u Burusiya, inama ya Afurika n’u Burusiya, ububanyi n’amahanga, ingufu za nikleyeri, kwigira kwa Afurika, Rwanda Updates