However, the controversy over the genocide in Rwanda has not yet subsided.
In addition to the widely accepted Hutu genocide, there is also a double genocide theory, which claims that the Rwandan Patriotic Front, which is predominantly Tutsi, also committed genocide. The author of this statement was a French journalist.
Many details of the Rwanda massacre are still unclear. Even Habyarimana (former President of Rwanda, Hutu) died at the hands of many controversies. Hutu forces used to be the biggest suspicion. As the massacre was gradually forgotten, the claim that the Rwandan Patriotic Front was the murderer gradually emerged. In 2004, a French judge intervened in the investigation on the grounds of investigating the deaths of three French pilots and issued a report that determined that it was a missile launched by Kagame (the current president of Rwanda, a Tutsi ethnic group). This conclusion is based on the testimony of an officer of the Rwandan Patriotic Front who claimed to have participated in the launch of the missile. The report also believes that the US Central Intelligence Agency was also involved in this matter. Although some of the evidence used by the judge was considered unacceptable by the French parliament, the judge issued a second report in 2006, again identifying Kagame as the man behind the scenes, leading to the severance of diplomatic relations between Rwanda and France. In 2007, another report alleged that the French might have been directly involved in the missile launch, making the whole incident even more chaotic. The French judge who became famous also issued arrest warrants for Kagame and eight assistants. In November 2008, these arrest warrants finally led to the arrest. An important assistant of Kagame was arrested in Frankfurt, Germany. Arrested and then transferred to France for questioning.
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