Washington's sanctions aim to address threats in eastern Congo

The United States has imposed new sanctions on the leaders of the insurgency in eastern Congo, aiming to tighten the grip on the March 23 Movement (M23) and Rwandan Liberation Forces, amidst efforts to support peace that are facing setbacks and the spread of Ebola. These ongoing conflicts in the region continue to pose significant challenges. The sanctions target leaders of the March 23 Movement and the Democratic Forces allied with ISIS, and are part of pressure tools that may help restrict the movements of armed groups, although achieving lasting peace also requires a comprehensive political and security process.

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