111.   Some Rwandan troops remain in Congo, and they will stay there as long as they are needed, Gasana said.

112.   So far, Zimbabwe has lost more than a dozen aircraft, mainly from shoulder-operated surface-to-air missiles operated by Rwandan troops.

113.   Some have said Rwandan troops used mortars and grenades on refugees and shot them in the back as they fled.

114.   The government says Rwandan troops fired in self-defense Saturday and Sunday when anti-government militants shot at them from within the camp as they tried to close it down.

115.   The information minister also accused Rwandan troops in the Kivu region of executing captured Congolese officers and rounding up civilians, but did not elaborate on the claims.

116.   The investigators were also looking into reports that Rwandan troops may have attacked an island refugee camp on the Zaire side of Lake Kivu, killing two people.

117.   The Kibeho killings occurred as Rwandan troops trying to close the camp fired on the crowd, sparking a massive stampede.

118.   The other, smaller airport is already controlled by Rwandan troops.

119.   The rebellion began about a week after Kabila ordered all Rwandan troops out of the country.

120.   This has aggravated the Zairian army, which twice in the past month has engaged in a cross-border fight with Rwandan troops.