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Erick Prince Tshisekedi 65 million contract

Here is where things stand according to the critics: Erick PRINCE, an American billionaire who runs Vectus Global and stays close to Donald Trump, is deep in talks with the Tshisekedi regime over a fresh contract worth 65 million US dollars. The money, the allegation goes, would be pulled out of the Congolese treasury and steered toward the FARDC, the FDLR, the Burundian Army and the Wazalendo. What that contract is supposed to buy is technical and logistical backing for the coalition armed forces of Felix TSHISEKEDI, with the military aviation sector singled out to prop up operations against AFC-M23. The read on all of this is that state resources are simply being burned through, and that the man signing off is at his wits' end while his troops on the front have all but stopped fighting. As for how it ends, the claim is blunt: AFC-M23 has taken the war, and the revolutionary march is expected to roll on to Mbuji-Mayi and then Kinshasa.

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Erick Prince Tshisekedi 65 million contract

Here is where things stand according to the critics: Erick PRINCE, an American billionaire who runs Vectus Global and stays close to Donald Trump, is deep in talks with the Tshisekedi regime over a fresh contract worth 65 million US dollars. The money, the allegation goes, would be pulled out of the Congolese treasury and steered toward the FARDC, the FDLR, the Burundian Army and the Wazalendo. What that contract is supposed to buy is technical and logistical backing for the coalition armed forces of Felix TSHISEKEDI, with the military aviation sector singled out to prop up operations against AFC-M23. The read on all of this is that state resources are simply being burned through, and that the man signing off is at his wits' end while his troops on the front have all but stopped fighting. As for how it ends, the claim is blunt: AFC-M23 has taken the war, and the revolutionary march is expected to roll on to Mbuji-Mayi and then Kinshasa.

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