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U.N. troops are backing government operations to oust Rwandan Hutu rebels from eastern provinces.
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Nkunda initially said he was defending fellow Tutsis against attacks by the Hutu rebels.
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Hutu rebels fighting Tutsi-led governments in Rwanda and Burundi have stepped up attacks since December.
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Rwanda denies supporting Nkunda and accuses Congo of backing the Hutu rebels in the east.
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They include Rwandan Hutu rebels, some of whom participated in Rwanda's 1994 genocide of Tutsis.
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The Government has lost control and the Tutsi army and Hutu rebels are committing daily atrocities.
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Now, the rebels and the army have agreed to join forces and attack the Hutu rebels.
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Rwanda denies supporting Nkunda and accuses Congo's army of backing the Hutu rebels in the east.
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Military sources said Hutu rebels had carried out the attacks south of the capital overnight on Tuesday.
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However, local and Rwandan Hutu rebels still roam much of the two Kivu provinces in the east.
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He says Tutsis are threatened by Rwandan Hutu rebels he says are backed by Kabila's government army.
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But local and Rwandan Hutu rebels still roam much of the two Kivu provinces in the east.
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Nkunda accuses Joseph Kabila's army of supporting Rwandan Hutu rebels who took part in the Rwandan genocide.
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Congo's renewed promise to take on the Hutu rebels appears aimed at defusing fears of another regional war.
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Intervention Brigade of discussing collaboration with Hutu rebels, known as the FDLR, linked to the 1994 Rwandan genocide.
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In some areas Nkunda's Tutsi rebels have fought Rwandan Hutu rebels, reflecting the ethnic faultline of Rwanda's genocide.
