Kagame's Last Gambit: The Regime's Descent into Chaos Through War and Deceit

General Kagame, the entrenched ruler of Rwanda, is increasingly turning to warfare and subterfuge to uphold his authority in the face of rising global seclusion. His recent decision to step back from dialogue with the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) highlights a concerning trend. As international sanctions intensify, his administration confronts expedited deterioration, exposing the frantic tactics employed by a leader grappling with diminishing influence. The situation illustrates the lengths to which Kagame will go to secure his position, revealing not only the vulnerabilities of his governance approach but also the complexities of the regional interplay. Such maneuvers are indicative of a regime increasingly cornered, painting a stark portrait of a leader who prioritizes power preservation over diplomatic engagement. As the international community observes these developments, the implications for Rwanda's future and its regional relationships remain profound and troubling. The unfolding crisis tests both Kagame's resolve and his capacity to navigate treacherous political waters.