Rwandan President Paul Kagame says his country will no longer offer refuge to people fleeing conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Decades of instability in the east of the country have forced scores of refugees across the border into Rwanda.
"This is not Rwanda's problem," said Mr Kagame, adding: "I am refusing that Rwanda should carry this burden."
He said the rest of the world had completely missed the point when it came to eastern DR Congo.
The real threat to security - in his view - is what he describes as the remnants of Hutu extremist forces who tried to wipe out his Tutsi ethnic group in the 1994 genocide.
Rwanda is being accused of backing the M23 rebel group - which the country has always denied.
The rebel group has captured swathes of territory in recent months, sending tens of thousands of refugees across the border into Rwanda.
