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Credit: Reuters/James Akena By Jonny Hogg KINSHASA | Fri Jul 27, 2012 4:57pm EDT KINSHASA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo said on Friday it wanted the mandate of U.N. peacekeepers strengthened so they could help to eliminate rebel groups in its lawless east, as called for by regional leaders seeking to end the nation's cycles of conflict. The statement came after Britain joined the United States and the Netherlands as donors that have cut or suspended aid to Rwanda after a U.N. report said Kigali was backing rebels in fighting that has displaced 470,000 since April. Rwanda has rejected the report, saying donors were acting on "flimsy evidence". As part of efforts to defuse tension between Kinshasa and Kigali, veteran foes during years of conflict in Congo, regional leaders brokered a deal for a "neutral force" to be set up to take on Congo-based rebel groups. No details have been given on the plan but, in theory, the force would target all rebels, including the anti-Kinshasa M23 rebels and Rwandan Hutu FDLR fighters Kigali says are a threat. The fighting in North Kivu province comes after three years of generally improved relations between Congo and its tiny but militarily powerful neighbor, which has said previous military actions in Congo were justified by the threat posed by Rwandan Hutu rebels who have been based there since a 1994 genocide. "We know very well that if we start from scratch it will take a very long time, that's why we're suggesting the solution of transforming parts of (the U.N. peacekeeping mission) MONUSCO," said Congolese government spokesman Lambert Mende. "We think it will work because we have got the support of everyone (at the African Union) in Addis Ababa, and we are witnessing the pressure that is being put on Rwanda by its allies," he said, referring to aid cuts by Kigali's donors. The U.N. already has more than 17,000 troops in Congo as part of its peacekeeping mission. But the force is stretched thin across a nation the size of Western Europe and struggles to fulfill its mandate of protecting civilians as it is. U.N. helicopter gunships frequently back up outgunned government forces but even that firepower failed to prevent rebels from taking several towns this week. "It's not something that will come from MONUSCO. It will come from the Security Council ... We don't have the mandate to fight the rebels," said MONUSCO spokesman Madnodje Mounoubai. "When you change the mandate, you also have to change the means necessary to implement this mandate, it's not just about getting a new resolution," he said, adding that the mission was not aware of the Congolese position. Regional leaders are due to meet in Uganda next month to flesh out the plan but a Western diplomat based in Kinshasa said details were still scarce. "Whilst people come to a conclusion as to what to do, the conflict is continuing," he said. THOUSANDS FLEE Days of fighting north of the North Kivu capital of Goma have forced thousands more from their homes this week. UNHCR, the U.N.'s refugee agency, said its staff in Congo and working with refugees in Rwanda and Uganda were receiving regular reports of widespread abuses, including indiscriminate killings, rapes, torture and ethnic violence. "In Uganda, some of the young Congolese refugees arriving at the Nyakabande transit center near the border told our staff they were fleeing a recruitment campaign," UNHCR said. "Many report seeing young males and minors being forced to join the rebels to carry ammunition," it said. Britain's Department for International Development said it had delayed a 16 million pound ($25 million) payment, the first of two scheduled for this year, as London considered whether "partnership principles" were still being met. 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