The UK government said it would not send other Rwanda payments following the cancellation of the exiles between two countries.
On Monday, the Rwanda government spokesman Landa Mandela said the UK asked Rwanda to say that he was “Silence Payment” called $ 50m ($ 64m) – based on “good trust”.
However, now, Rwanda is now asking the UK to pay the remainder of money owed, accusing the UK violation of the hope by setting out some help in the country.
In a statement, the UK government spokesperson said “no other payments in this policy will be made and the Rwanda has received any additional payments”.
The paid line linked to the Rwanda Program came after the UK government announced that the international service was to set the East African Country last month, except the “Support of the Poor and It is in great danger”.
The UK decided to cut help after alleging the country of supporting the M23, a group of custody of the eastern republic of Congo in a lethal resurrection.
Relief of assistance has reached the “unwanted punishment of the Rwanda to compromise our country safeguards”, Mark Monday Monday.
Rwanda is often refusing to support the M23 rebels, but recently the more wisdom, to say that they have to take steps to address ‘the threats’ caused by the genocidal war.
UN experts once estimated that between 3,000 and 4,000 forces of Business-Cocgo.
The school said Rwanda now will be a “following” prominent payment related to the ‘legal imprisonment “agreement.
A program to expel the Rwanda shelter, made by the previous Government in 2022, costs UK £ 240m ($ 310m) before the Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer.
Speaking of July last year, shortly after the selection, Starmer said the ‘dead and buried’, arguing that the program was ‘successful’ under small boats.
In a statement, the UK government spokesman said: “The secretary has been able to cancel the extraordinary and economic development of Rwanda taxes and should not continue.”
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