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NAIROBI, Kenya — Rwanda has accused France of arming and advising extremists involved in the 1994 genocide in a report that names French leaders and says they should “answer for their actions.”

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|NAIROBI, Kenya — Rwanda has accused France of arming and advising extremists involved in the 1994 genocide in a report that names French leaders and says they should “answer for their actions.”
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