AVZ Discussion 2022

• M23 Position: Demands full political amnesty and reintegration of its senior commanders into the Congolese military and civil institutions.
• DRC Position: Willing to consider limited reintegration, but strongly opposes allowing wanted individuals back into leadership roles.

• DRC insists on prosecuting M23 members for alleged war crimes, including attacks on civilians in North Kivu.
• M23 rejects this, insisting on a blanket amnesty similar to prior peace accords.

• M23 controls key areas near Goma and Rutshuru and is reluctant to fully withdraw without security guarantees or transitional authority over those zones.
• Kinshasa demands full withdrawal before any concessions or agreements are implemented.

• Though not officially a party to the Doha talks, Rwanda’s alleged backing of M23 is a point of deep mistrust.
• The DRC wants external monitoring to ensure Kigali’s disengagement, which complicates regional diplomacy.

• M23 wants African Union or Qatari security guarantees in areas it vacates.
• The DRC prefers to deploy its own troops, with limited international oversight, especially after tensions with MONUSCO (UN mission).

nilsfreya300 said:

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Jongo said:

Very difficult issues to resolve it seems ...

Key Sticking Points in the DRC–M23 Negotiations

1. Political Reintegration of M23 Leaders

• M23 Position: Demands full political amnesty and reintegration of its senior commanders into the Congolese military and civil institutions.
• DRC Position: Willing to consider limited reintegration, but strongly opposes allowing wanted individuals back into leadership roles.

2. Justice and Accountability

• DRC insists on prosecuting M23 members for alleged war crimes, including attacks on civilians in North Kivu.
• M23 rejects this, insisting on a blanket amnesty similar to prior peace accords.

3. Territorial Withdrawal

• M23 controls key areas near Goma and Rutshuru and is reluctant to fully withdraw without security guarantees or transitional authority over those zones.
• Kinshasa demands full withdrawal before any concessions or agreements are implemented.

4. Rwanda’s Role

• Though not officially a party to the Doha talks, Rwanda’s alleged backing of M23 is a point of deep mistrust.
• The DRC wants external monitoring to ensure Kigali’s disengagement, which complicates regional diplomacy.

5. International Peacekeeping

• M23 wants African Union or Qatari security guarantees in areas it vacates.
• The DRC prefers to deploy its own troops, with limited international oversight, especially after tensions with MONUSCO (UN mission).

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nilsfreya300 said:

A few months ago, I fell victim to what I believed was a legitimate crypto investment opportunity. The platform looked polished, the “advisors” seemed professional, and everything felt convincing. Over time, I invested a total of $138,000 savings I had built over many years. But when I tried to withdraw my funds, the platform stalled, made excuses, and eventually went completely silent. That’s when I realized I had been scammed. At first, I was overwhelmed with regret and shame. I reported the incident to local authorities, but was told these cases are often hard to trace, especially with crypto being decentralized and scammers operating overseas. Still, I wasn’t ready to give up. That’s when I found Malice Cyber Recovery. I was skeptical at first after all, I had already been scammed once. But what stood out was that they didn’t promise miracles or ask for money upfront. They explained the process clearly tracing blockchain transactions, identifying where the funds were moved, and working with legal partners and enforcement contacts where possible. The process took time and a lot of patience. There were points where I doubted anything would come of it. But slowly, progress became visible. They traced the wallet movements, found patterns, and eventually coordinated with a third party compliance entity that helped freeze part of the assets. To my surprise and immense relief I was able to recover the full $138,000. It didn’t happen overnight, and it wasn’t easy, but it did happen. I’m sharing this not to promote anyone, but because I know how isolating and hopeless it feels to be scammed like this. There are professionals out there who know what they’re doing. You just have to be cautious, ask the right questions, and move forward carefully. I consider myself lucky to have crossed paths with Malice Cyber Recovery they helped turn what felt like a dead end into a second chance.

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wombat74 said:

More reason why Felix needs a Security for Minerals agreement . The US will protect their interests in the DRC . China doesn't have a problem developing projects . Why should the US .I'm sure M23/Rebel would love to blow Felix's brains out if they had the chance . He needs the US .

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Jongo said:

Very difficult issues to resolve it seems ...

Key Sticking Points in the DRC–M23 Negotiations

1. Political Reintegration of M23 Leaders

• M23 Position: Demands full political amnesty and reintegration of its senior commanders into the Congolese military and civil institutions.
• DRC Position: Willing to consider limited reintegration, but strongly opposes allowing wanted individuals back into leadership roles.

2. Justice and Accountability

• DRC insists on prosecuting M23 members for alleged war crimes, including attacks on civilians in North Kivu.
• M23 rejects this, insisting on a blanket amnesty similar to prior peace accords.

3. Territorial Withdrawal

• M23 controls key areas near Goma and Rutshuru and is reluctant to fully withdraw without security guarantees or transitional authority over those zones.
• Kinshasa demands full withdrawal before any concessions or agreements are implemented.

4. Rwanda’s Role

• Though not officially a party to the Doha talks, Rwanda’s alleged backing of M23 is a point of deep mistrust.
• The DRC wants external monitoring to ensure Kigali’s disengagement, which complicates regional diplomacy.

5. International Peacekeeping

• M23 wants African Union or Qatari security guarantees in areas it vac

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Jongo said:

• ates.
• The DRC prefers to deploy its own troops, with limited international oversight, especially after tensions with MONUSCO (UN mission).

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Mute22 said:

Maja and Jens posting on X:

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Goldenboy said:

@zeebot for fucks sake get rid of this clown .

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Retrobyte said:

Maja would be offended at being represented as a Democrat who has been vaccinated

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wombat74 said:

Maja still thinks it's AVZ Shareholder's objection to a low ball offer that's stopping a deal from getting done . She lives in la la land .

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BRICK said:

We may miss the rebound for lithium

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Ashlee said:

Let’s hope you have come out of the cave, what a disgusting way to talk about daughters and women.

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BEISHA said:

on the contrary, a positive rebound for lithium means a better buy out price for Manono.....

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looking bullish to me.

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BRICK said:

Ohhh i mean that i want to plow my dollars into some bargains and hoping we dont miss the bus!

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BEISHA said:

oh i see, you are waiting for AVZ cash hey ?

Cant see that happening this year but very happy to be wrong for everyones concern.

AGM in November will be interesting if nothing has materialised.

Got any spare cash in the mean time ?

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Jongo said:

My dream timeline ...

1. USA/DRC minerals for security deal completed by say Friday 11-Jul.
2. Kobold/RIO/DRC finalise an agreement for the following items by Friday 18-Jul.
   1. Kobold/RIO to be awarded the mining licence.
   2. AVZ to be paid fair value.
   3. AVZ to drop the ICSID and ICC cases, which will be well before the probable ICSID hearing resumption date.
3. Kobold/RIO pays the 10B USD or so to AVZ by Friday 25-Jul.
4. AVZ distributes the funds to shareholders by Friday 1-Aug.
5. Big celebration party in the West, given that the AVZ HQ is in Perth, on Friday 15-Aug. Or alternatively we could retrace The Count's recent pub crawl in The Rocks in Sydney.

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BRICK said:

ah sigh.. we can dream hey.

Just sold out of a quick buck on MVF and added into WC8 where ill sit for a bit.

Edit: tried it on with TMG for a bit of a range trade but too flakey for me.

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LiamJohnson said:

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BEISHA said:

I 4 bagged TMGOD.

No flakes on me.

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