Rwandan President accuses France again

PARIS - Rwandan President Paul Kagame repeated accusations that France was implicated in his country's 1994 genocide in a television interview one day after Rwanda broke off diplomatic ties with its former ally.

The comments are the latest show of the souring relations between the two countries, who have been at loggerheads over machinations that resulted in 100 days of killing during which extremist Hutus murdered 800,000 minority Tutsis and politically moderate Hutus.

"France is implicated in the genocide, there is no doubt about that, no one can have doubts," Kagame told French TV channel i-Tele.

- REUTERS