How can the Tutsi in Rwanda at least win? Why didn't Tutsi retaliate and resist?

I believe everyone has heard of the Rwandan massacre. Before the outbreak of this incident, African colonists ruled Hutu, which accounted for 85% of the population, and only 14% Tutsi. Hutu people have long been dissatisfied with such a rule with a large population difference and have long been resentful. After Rwanda's independence, the country's president was democratically elected. Obviously, the Hutu ethnic group, which accounts for the overwhelming majority of the population, won and occupied a dominant position and overwhelming advantage in all provinces of the country. However, the Tutsi people, dissatisfied with their original ruling status, resisted for a long time and were suppressed by the Hutu government.

1On April 6, 1994, the plane of Rwandan Hutu President Juvenal Habyarimana and Burundian President cyprien ntaryamira was shot down near the capital Kigali, killing both presidents. This incident, like an explosive, immediately triggered the bloody revenge of the Hutu people in Rwanda against the Tutsi people, which eventually led to the Rwandan massacre.

On April 7, the day after the incident, a group of presidential guards composed of Hutu soldiers executed all Rwandan female prime ministers, Tutsi Uvilingi Imzana and three Tutsi ministers. Later, at the instigation of local media, 800-/kloc-0,000 Tutsis and some Hutus who sympathized with Tutsis died tragically under the guns, machetes and clubs of Hutu soldiers, militia and thugs in the following three months. Most of the dead were Tutsi, the population of Rwanda decreased by one-eighth in an instant, and another 250,000-500,000 women or girls were raped.

Some people may ask, besides, why don't Tutsi retaliate against resistance? Speaking of this issue, many friends may have been influenced by the movie Hotel Rwanda. In fact, the Tutsi finally resisted and won the war. What I saw in Hotel Rwanda was only the beginning of the riot, because it happened suddenly and the Tutsi were caught off guard and didn't react yet. At the beginning of the incident, political power, military power, etc. All have absolute demographic advantages for Hutu people. At that time, the Hutu government wanted to destroy the Tutsi. What did a Tutsi who was powerless take for revenge? With what resistance? If it were not for the intervention of international forces in the end, I'm afraid this Tutsi would really be wiped out.

By July, the massacre was over. The RPF reached an understanding with the army of neighboring Uganda and launched a counterattack against the Hutu army in Rwanda, reaching Kigali, the capital of Rwanda, and completely defeating the Hutu government. At that time, there were 2 million Hutus, some of whom were butchers who participated in the Holocaust. Afraid of being retaliated by Tutsi, they fled to neighboring countries such as Tanzania, Uganda, Burundi and Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo). After that, thousands of Hutus died of cholera and disease. Some arrested Hutu officials or officers involved in genocide against humanity were sentenced by military courts. In the movie Hotel Rwanda, the Hutu officer whose protagonist paid bribes for a long time was finally sentenced to life imprisonment in the real world.