Rwanda has severed diplomatic relations with Belgium, citing Brussels’ neocolonial attitudes. The Rwandan government announced that this decision was made after careful consideration. Belgium has deemed Rwanda’s actions as disproportionate and is expected to respond similarly.
On Monday, Rwanda officially severed its diplomatic ties with Belgium, attributing this drastic measure to what it described as Brussels’ “pitiful attempts to sustain its neocolonial delusions.” The Rwandan foreign ministry issued a statement confirming the immediate cessation of diplomatic relations, emphasizing that this decision was made after thorough deliberation on various pertinent factors.
Rwanda’s recent proclamation to cut diplomatic relations with Belgium illustrates a significant diplomatic rift rooted in perceptions of neocolonialism. The Rwandan government appears resolute in its stance against perceived foreign interference, while Belgium plans to respond assertively, characterizing Rwanda’s actions as disproportionate. This development highlights the complexities of post-colonial relationships.
Original Source: news.az
