Kigali says will pull out of the operation if sufficient funding for the mission is not assured.
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Rwanda has threatened to withdraw its troops from an anti-jihadist operation in Mozambique due to concerns over funding for the mission. The operation aims to combat jihadist militants in the region. Rwanda's potential withdrawal could impact the effectiveness of the operation and regional security. The threat comes as Rwanda seeks assurance of sufficient funding for its continued participation.
Kigali says will pull out of the operation if sufficient funding for the mission is not assured.