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minus-squarelivuslinkfedilink3•5 months agoMinerals from the DRC are being mined in govt-backed mines supported by Russian mercenaries. The Rwanda-funder M23 however are invading DRC over the border, stealing them and then on-selling from Rwanda. So’it’s a whole extra can of worms.
minus-squareFlying SquidMlinkfedilinkEnglish1•5 months agoRight, but who are they selling them to is my point. Just Apple and their supply chain? That is the part I’m doubting.
Minerals from the DRC are being mined in govt-backed mines supported by Russian mercenaries.
The Rwanda-funder M23 however are invading DRC over the border, stealing them and then on-selling from Rwanda.
So’it’s a whole extra can of worms.
Right, but who are they selling them to is my point. Just Apple and their supply chain? That is the part I’m doubting.