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Paul Kagame : « La guerre est finie, il y a un cessez-le-feu de facto »
Card Number 35931
Number
35931
Author
Hintermann, Mémona
Author
Thibault, Éric
Date
18 juillet 1994
Ymd
19940718
Time
23:00:00
Time zone
CEST
Uptitle
Journal de 23 heures [1:09]
Title
Paul Kagame : « La guerre est finie, il y a un cessez-le-feu de facto »
File name
Size
3479784 bytes
Source
Public records
Type
Journal télévisé
Language
FR
Abstract
- And then, always, Rwanda: "The war is over, there is a de facto ceasefire". A statement that offers a glimmer of hope this evening. A statement made earlier today by the RPF Chief of Staff. General Kagame asserts that his troops now control the entire country, except for the security zone established by the French.
- While awaiting peace, the ordeal continues for hundreds of thousands of civilians crammed into refugee camps on the border with Zaire. And each day brings a little more horror.
- A humanitarian disaster: that's what's unfolding in Goma on the border with Zaire. More than a million people live in this camp.
- French soldiers and the Red Cross have begun evacuating wounded Rwandans. Yesterday [July 17], mortar fire and stampedes left at least 120 refugees dead.
- Humanitarian organizations have called for emergency aid to avert disaster. Vaccines, medicine, and food are in short supply, and the situation could worsen, as 4,000 people cross the border every hour.
- While awaiting peace, the ordeal continues for hundreds of thousands of civilians crammed into refugee camps on the border with Zaire. And each day brings a little more horror.
- A humanitarian disaster: that's what's unfolding in Goma on the border with Zaire. More than a million people live in this camp.
- French soldiers and the Red Cross have begun evacuating wounded Rwandans. Yesterday [July 17], mortar fire and stampedes left at least 120 refugees dead.
- Humanitarian organizations have called for emergency aid to avert disaster. Vaccines, medicine, and food are in short supply, and the situation could worsen, as 4,000 people cross the border every hour.