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'Deplorable': Belgium condemns ex-DRC leader Kabila's launch of political-military group

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Belgium condemned Joseph Kabila's launch of a new political-military group ten days after his former presidency, labeling the move 'deplorable, incomprehensible and unacceptable.' This condemnation occurred in late October 2026, shortly following Kabila's return to power. The source provides no further details on the group's activities, the specific nature of the condemnation, or the broader geopolitical context surrounding the event.

Key points

• Belgium condemned Joseph Kabila's launch of a new political-military movement ten days after his former presidency.
• The condemnation was described as 'deplorable, incomprehensible and unacceptable' by Belgian authorities.

Context

This event occurred in late October 2026, shortly after Joseph Kabila returned to power following his exile. The condemnation follows Kabila's decision to establish a new political-military group, which has raised concerns about regional stability and the potential for renewed conflict in the DRC.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single sentence from a news article dated October 2026. It does not specify the group's name, its activities, or the specific reasons for Belgium's condemnation. The source does not provide context on the broader geopolitical situation or the impact of this decision on the region.

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