刚果（金）与卢旺达下月开始落实和平协议安全措施

Group 1 - The core point of the article is the announcement by the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda to implement security measures from a peace agreement signed in June, starting from October 1 [1] - The DRC and Rwanda representatives reached an agreement in Washington on September 17-18 to gradually implement the security measures, with a goal to complete them by the end of the year [1] - Actions to eliminate the threat posed by the Rwandan rebel group "Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda" are set to begin between October 21 and 31 [1] Group 2 - The peace agreement signed on June 27 aims to end a 30-year conflict between the two nations, addressing long-standing disputes over support for rebel groups [1] - The DRC accuses Rwanda of supporting the anti-government group "M23," while Rwanda accuses the DRC military of colluding with the "Democratic Forces for the Liberation of Rwanda" [1] - There are speculations that the Trump administration seeks to leverage the resolution of the DRC-Rwanda conflict to gain mining rights in the DRC [1]