UNITED NATIONS (AP) — The U.N. Security Council renewed a peace keeping mission in the Democratic Republic of Congo for one year on Wednesday, demanding an end to outside support for a mutiny that U.N. experts claim is aided by neighboring Rwanda.
The resolution, adopted unanimously, does not name Rwanda. It condemns “all outside support to all armed groups and demands that all forms of support to them cease immediately.”
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