Kabila to Tshisekedi on the strategic partnership with the USA: "the rights and obligations of the parties are guaranteed by the principle of state continuity, not by the permanence of the regimes in place"

Former Congolese president Joseph Kabila criticized Félix Tshisekedi and his administration, condemning the country's worsening situation since his departure. He announced plans to take concrete actions to save the DRC and criticized Tshisekedi for ignoring his proposals. Kabila also addressed the strategic partnership agreement with the United States, emphasizing that such agreements are based on the continuity of the state, not the stability of regimes. He stressed that the Congo is in danger and that the people must take charge of their future.