army for the liberation of rwanda การใช้

• Army for the Liberation of Rwanda become active in eastern Zaire by early 1997.
• She said it was signed with the acronym ALIR, or Army for the Liberation of Rwanda.
• Army for the Liberation of Rwanda ( ALIR ), also known as Interahamwe, Former Armed Forces ( Ex-Far)
• As many as 12, 000 rebels from the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda are believed to be in eastern Congo.
• During the resulting Great Lakes refugee crisis, these two groups combined into the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda ( ALIR ).
• Once in exile, Renzaho allegedly became the third-highest office in the Hutu rebel group known as the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda.
• Once there, he formed the rebel Army for the Liberation of Rwanda that attempted to retake power in Rwanda in 1997-98 and last year.
• The Rwandan rebels, known as the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, or ALIR, were not party to the 1999 pact meant to end the war.
• PALIPEHUTU also fought in the Second Congo War alongside the Congolese army, the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda and the Mai-Mai against the Burundian army.
• The Rwandan rebels, known as the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, or ALIR, were not a party to the 1999 pact meant to end the war.
• Murenzi surrendered five months after Maj . Gen . Paul Rwarakabije, then-head of the Combatant Force formerly known as the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, returned from eastern Congo.
• While in Congo, Bizimungu formed the rebel Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, made up of Interahamwe and former Rwandan soldiers, that attempted to seize power in Rwanda in 1997-98 and last year.
• In addition, he is thought to be a leader of the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, a group linked to the killing of American and British citizens in Bwindi, Uganda, in 1999, Boucher said.
• When the Hutu regime toppled, fled to neighboring Congo and formed Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, which staged attacks inside Rwanda in 1997-98 ( group on U . S . list of terrorist organizations ).
• As commander of two factions of Rwandan rebels known as the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, or ALIR, Rwarakabiye led the insurgency against the Rwandan government from Kinshasa, the Congolese capital, and Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congolese.
• As commander of two factions of Rwandan rebels known as the Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, or ALIR, Rwarakabiye led the insurgency against the Rwandan government from Kinshasa, the Congolese capital, and Brazzaville, capital of the Republic of Congo.
• Maj . Gen . Charles Kayonga said Paul Rwarakabije _ former head of the rebel Army for the Liberation of Rwanda who returned to Rwanda on Nov . 15 last year with 103 of his fighters _ was awarded the rank of a major general.
• Maj . Gen . Paul Rwarakabije, head of the rebel Army for the Liberation of Rwanda, also urged his force to reject political leaders of the rebel group, adding that the extremist leaders promote division between the minority Tutsis and the Hutu majority.
• The appointment of a Hutu Banyarwanda was designed to bring them into an alliance with the predominantly Tutsi Banyarwanda led RCD and their Tutsi Rwandan government backers against the anti-Tutsi Army for the Liberation of Rwanda and indigenous Congolese ethnic groups such as the Hunde, Nyanga and Tembo.