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The U.S. government sanctions three rebel leaders in the Democratic Republic of Congo .
They are accused of fomenting political instability, conflicts and civilian displacement.
Corneille Nangaa , leader of the Congo River Alliance , is sanctioned.
Nanga was previously targeted with sanctions in 2019 .
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