In a wide-ranging interview with allAfrica's Charles Cobb Jr. she discussed the prospects for peace in Congo and U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell's recent trip to Africa. A year later they went to the village of Makobola where they massacred more than 700. Besides those major massacres, there have been several massacres, especially in the Kivu and North Katanga. So you can understand the psyche of the people of the Congo when Rwandan troops are deployed in the villages in north and south Kivu. We are not talking about rebels.
Rebels are mainly in the urban areas.
Rwandan officials say their involvement in Congo is related to national security concerns that they have on their side of the border. That sounds legitimate. If they had stayed at the border. Look at the map. Or all the way to Orientale Province.