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Allegations “outrageous”, Kagame says

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    Kagame said he was personally attacked in the report whose allegations he described as “outrageous and ridiculous”. In comments broadcast by Rwandan radio, he said the UN investigation team was given “adequate explanations and answers”. “I reject any implication of what was said [in the report] because it has no basis,” he stated, adding that Rwanda would challenge the findings.

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