Примеры использования Rwandan army officers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Meetings with Rwandan army officers.
The Group received information that M23 commanders regularly met Rwandan army officers.
Current and former M23 members reported that some Rwandan army officers, or their representatives, had also travelled to Chanzu or Rumangabo to hold meetings with Makenga.
Some of the recruiters were reportedly former Rwandan army officers.
Rwandan army officers had recovered weapons used by FDLR during the incursion, in addition to telephones, SIM cards, identity cards and FDLR documents see annex 54.
The other M23 soldier told the Group that he had fled fromM23 in January and had been arrested in Rwanda by Rwandan army officers and sent back to M23.
Three former Rwandan army officers, 10 former M23 soldiers and five former M23 officers reported that M23 agents had recruited demobilized soldiers in Rwanda.
Since February, the Group has interviewed three demobilized Rwandan soldiers who reported that Rwandan army officers sympathetic to M23 had recruited them.
Former Rwandan army officers, an M23 cadre and a former M23officer told the Group that M23 had recruited both former Rwandan army and former FDLR soldiers in Musanze and Rubavu.
Following investigations by both the Office of the Prosecutor and the Office of the Prosecutor General of Rwanda,four senior Rwandan Army officers are being prosecuted in Rwanda for war crimes.
Three former Rwandan army officers, an M23 cadre, an M23 collaborator and a Congolese politician stated that, while some Rwandan officers had assured Ntaganda of their assistance, in reality they had decided to support Makenga.
Following investigations by both the Office of the Prosecutor and the Office of theProsecutor General of Rwanda, four senior Rwandan Army officers are prosecuted in Rwanda for war crimes.
According to two former Rwandan army officers, an M23 officer, former M23 officers and a Ntaganda loyalist, some Rwandan army officers met Ntaganda early in March 2013, ahead of the final battle, and promised to support him with troops and ammunition.
According to the indictment, between April and July 1994, General Augustin Bizimungu and other Rwandan Army officers ordered, encouraged and supported the massacres of the Tutsi population and the moderate Hutu.
Three former M23 officers, a former M23 cadre and several local authorities told the Group that, from March to May 2013, they had witnessed two M23 colonels, Kaina andYusuf Mboneza, meeting Rwandan army officers at the border at Kabuhanga.
More typically these comptoirs,owned by Rwandan army officers or those closely linked to the Government of Rwanda, such as MHI comptoir, Eagle Wings or Rwanda Metals, have obtained their own mining sites and conscript their own workers to exploit the sites under severe conditions.
In late December 2012, the Rwandan authorities arrested a Rwandan army officer, Col. Jomba Gakumba, owing to his close ties with Ntaganda, according to former Rwandan army officers and an M23 collaborator see ibid., para. 83.
A former Rwandan Patriotic Front member, two former Rwandan army officers and a politician loyal to Ntaganda told the Group that John Rucyahana, a bishop and ally of Ntaganda in Rwanda who recruited politicians and raised funds for M23(see ibid., para. 30), had to stop his collaboration.
Two former M23 officers and a former M23 soldier told the Group that they had overheard regular telephone communications between Ngaruye and Rwandan army officers during that week, following which Ngaruye had assured his troops that they would receive support from Rwanda.
According to three former Rwandan army officers, an M23 collaborator anda current M23 member, Rwandan army officers have facilitated M23 recruitment inside Rwanda by requesting senior demobilized officers at the district level to work with local chiefs to enlist demobilized Rwandan army soldiers for M23.
At the same time, the Rwandan authorities have reported collaboration between three former high-ranking Rwandan army officers in exile and a coalition of rebel combatants from the Forces démocratiques de libération du Rwanda, whose bases were dismantled in the Kimia I and Kimia II operations in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
When civil war erupts and a Rwandan Army officer threatens Paul and his neighbours, Paul barely negotiates their safety and brings them to the hotel.
According to M23 cadres,a former Rwandan army officer, a former M23 officer, an M23 collaborator and two Congolese politicians, Rwandan officials who had previously supported Ntaganda, and who could no longer control his network in Rwanda or his actions in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, decided to sideline him from M23 and to dismantle his support in Rwanda.
Similarly, the Commission believes that the Zairian Government knew, orshould have known, that a high- ranking Rwandan army officer, Colonel Théoneste Bagosora, was acting or purporting to act on its behalf in arms negotiations in Seychelles on the basis of an end-user certificate apparently issued by the Zairian Ministry of Defence in Kinshasa.
A Rwandan army officer, an M23 cadre and two M23 collaborators stated that, on 10 March 2013, the Rwandan authorities had arrested Gafishi Semikore and Theo Bitwayiki, part of Ntaganda's recruitment and support network in Gisenyi, while they were attempting to help Ntaganda from Rwanda by supplying him with small quantities of ammunition, food and medical supplies during the hostilities between the two factions in Kibumba.
On 18 December 2008,the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda rendered its judgement concerning four senior officers of the Rwandan army in 1994.
Senior U.N. officers claim that the Rwandan army is secretly training and arming the Hutu militia called the Interhamwe.
This involves armed escorts by the Rwandan army, the UNDP Security Coordinator and United Nations security officers.
At the same time, the Rwandan authorities suspended four high-ranking army officers pending an inquiry, as a result of which one of them, suspected of committing acts of indiscipline with civilian elements from the Democratic Republic of the Congo, has been cleared.
According to three loyalists, former M23 officers and soldiers who fought alongside him, Ntaganda feared that the Rwandan army soldiers deployed along the border would kill him.