Rebels say they will withdraw from key DR Congo city at US request

The article discusses the decision of rebels in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DR Congo) to withdraw from a key city at the request of the United States. The rebels are accused of being backed by Rwanda, which is seen as a breach of a deal brokered by former US President Donald Trump. The article states that the rebels have agreed to withdraw from the city, although the reasons behind this decision are not entirely clear. The US has strongly condemned the rebel advance, accusing Rwanda of supporting the rebels in violation of the previous agreement. The situation in the DR Congo remains complex, with ongoing tensions and conflicts between various armed groups and the government. The withdrawal of the rebels from the key city is seen as a significant development, but the underlying issues that have fueled the conflict are likely to persist, requiring continued diplomatic efforts and international pressure to resolve the situation.