Trump signs peace deal with Rwanda, DR Congo

President Trump met with the leaders of Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to sign a peace agreement.

This happened in Washington at a special building named after Trump.

The agreement is supposed to help end a long fight in a part of the DRC where there are important minerals like cobalt, copper, and gold.

These minerals are used in things like electric cars.

However, even as they signed the agreement, there was still fighting in the DRC.

A group called M23, which some say is supported by Rwanda, has been taking over towns.

The leaders hope this agreement will bring peace and help the countries work together economically.

But for now, the fighting continues, and it's not clear if the agreement will stop it.

The US wants to get these minerals and counter China's influence in the region.