Joseph Kabila accuses Félix Tshisekedi of pursuing a war without prospects of victory

Joseph Kabila, former president of the DRC, criticizes the security management in the eastern part of the country and denounces efforts to change the Constitution. He warns against President Félix Tshisekedi’s overreliance on U.S. support following an agreement on strategic minerals. Kabila accuses the government of pursuing a war they neither want nor can win, citing lack of progress in negotiations, alleged collaboration with armed groups like Wazalendo and FDLR, ongoing arms supplies, and civilian bombings. He advocates for an inclusive national dialogue and criticizes the constitutional change project aimed at undermining the republican pact.