The top diplomats from the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda urged President Trump to stay committed to enforcing a peace agreement between the two countries signed Friday in Washington.

Trump called the peace agreement, which aims to halt three decades of war, a “tremendous breakthrough,” as the foreign ministers from Congo and Rwanda were more cautious.

“Stay committed. Stay on board. We need the United States to make sure that this agreement holds and that you hold us accountable,” Congo Foreign Minister Thérèse Kayikwamba Wagner said to Trump, during a signing ceremony in the Oval Office.

That was echoed by Rwanda’s Foreign Minister Olivier Nduhungirehe.

“So for this........

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