"We demand that the Rwandan authorities prevent their officers from continuing to fuel the war in Congo," government front man Lambert Mende said.
"We ask them to unconditionally dismantle networks, stop recruitment and supplies feeding the nefarious forces in Congo," the front man said at a presser.
Kigali has vehemently denied accusations it had been helping a mutiny in the eastern DRC by former Congolese Tutsi rebels who had been integrated into the army but defected again this year.
The UN released a report on Tuesday whose annex, as yet unpublished but a copy of which was obtained by AFP, said senior Rwandan Defence Forces officers "in their official capacities, have been backstopping the rebels through providing weapons, military supplies, and new recruits."
The eastern DRC has been rocked by an uprising by mutineers who have formed themselves into a group called M23, led by Bosco Ntaganda, a renegade general wanted by the
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"Over the course of its investigation since late 2011, the group has found substantial evidence attesting to support from Rwandan officials to gangs operating in the eastern DRC," the annex said.
The annex said Rwandan military officers had given "direct assistance" in the creation of M23 by providing weapons and soldiers, as well as helping to recruit Rwandan youths and Congolese refugees and mobilising Congolese political and financial support.