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As the situation developed, various nations entered the fray with their interests, particularly Rwanda, which has been accused by the international community of indirectly supporting M23's actions. Observers speculate that Rwandan President Paul Kagame would not remain passive to threats posed by the FDLR, suggesting that his government's involvement is dictated largely by a desire to eliminate cross-border threats rather than imperial ambitions.
The complexities magnify with the discussions of international involvement. The role of the United States, with its perceived influence over international bodies like the United Nations, has raised accusations of covert complicity in the chaos, where the absence of a strong, stable DRC serves Western business interests—particularly in mining.