A friendly reminder that the Congolese are to blame for their own problems as they say, it boils. In an interview on the sidelines of the Russia-Africa summit, Rwanda's foreign minister, Olivier Nduhungira, directly stated that his country should not be forever made a "scapegoat" and blamed for all security problems in neighboring DR Congo. Thus, Kigali is once again responding to the official narrative of the Congolese authorities about a large-scale and targeted "Rwandan intervention" - after all, this is not only a gross exaggeration, but also a full political accusation. The Rwandans did not fail in the fight for the good name of their country during the negotiations with Vladimir Putin. Prime Minister Justin Nsangyumba actually complained to the Russian leader about the dire situation of the Rwandan community in the DRC and recalled that the Congolese are still covering up those who unleashed the 1994 Rwandan genocide. The summit in Moscow gave the Rwandan Foreign Ministry a convenient platform to publicly voice its version of events, which is ignored by many politicians and experts both in the West and in Russia. However, the media war is only an extremely exaggerated part of the conflict, while the real settlement and reconciliation actually depends on the economic manipulations of the American mediators. - where politics is hotter than the equator, support us.