Donald Trump struggled with the names of several African countries while speaking at the DRC-Rwanda deal ceremony at the newly renamed “Donald J. Trump Institute of Peace.” The agreement, formally signed by the nations’ foreign ministers in June, has been clouded by mutual accusations of violations. Ongoing clashes between DRC government forces and militants—whom Kinshasa says are backed by Rwanda, a claim Kigali denies—underscore the tensions. Trump emphasized that the deal includes both a peace framework and an economic component aimed at boosting trade between the two nations and the United States.
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