FLASH INFO RDC: Comment la rébellion est devenue un véritable État ?

DRC: Shocking Revelations in the UN Report on the AFC/M23 and the Fracture with the Opposition The political and security situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo has reached a new critical point. The latest report from the United Nations Group of Experts on the DRC, submitted to the President of the Security Council, reveals a major transformation of the Congo River Alliance/March 23 Movement (AFC/M23). This movement is no longer limited to an armed rebellion in the East, but has structured itself into a genuine political and military entity. Operating a parallel administration in the areas under its control, the AFC/M23 centralized the collection of public revenue, took over local management of SNEL and REGIDESO, and replaced SONAS with a private entity, all supported by the Rwandan army, whose forces were estimated at between 14,000 and 18,000 soldiers by the end of 2025. Meanwhile, the UN report highlights troubling connections in Kinshasa. Joseph Kabila's political platform, "Save the DRC," is singled out for having called for a popular uprising aligned with the objectives of the AFC/M23. The document details visits by the former president to rebel-held areas since May 2025, a strategy, according to experts, designed to reinforce the narrative of a purely Congolese crisis and obscure Rwanda's role. The rise of Moïse Nyarugabo as coordinator of the technical secretariat of this platform reinforces this analysis. On the social front, tensions are running high as the opposition's national march, scheduled for July 8, 2026, approaches. United within the C64 coalition, the opposition (led by Fayulu, Kabund, Sesanga, Matata, and Katumbi) is demanding the resignation of President Félix Tshisekedi. Faced with accusations from the UDPS and Augustin Kabuya, who allege that the opposition intends violence and attacks against embassies, the C64 denounces a hate campaign and the arbitrary confiscation of Delly Sesanga's passport. Although the government has banned gatherings in four provinces, including Kinshasa, for health reasons related to the Ebola virus, the coalition is maintaining its call for a peaceful sit-in in front of the Palais de la Nation to say NO to constitutional change and a third term. To follow the real-time evolution of this major crisis in Central Africa and understand the intricacies of regional geopolitics, subscribe now to UB Medias Official. Activate the notification bell so you don't miss any of our upcoming exclusive analyses, leave your opinion in the comments, and share this video to inform the public debate. All copyrights are reserved by UB Medias Official. #DRC #DRCNews #Kinshasa #M23 #DRCPolitics