Diplomacy
Uganda Suspends Military Cooperation with Turkey
BBC · 6 days ago · Read the Full Story on BBC
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Uganda has suspended its military and defense cooperation with Turkey following a diplomatic dispute.
- Uganda has suspended its military and defense cooperation with Turkey following a diplomatic dispute.
- The deputy spokesperson for the Uganda People's Defence Forces stated the suspension will remain until unnamed issues are resolved.
- Chief of Defence Forces General Muhoozi Kainerugaba thanked the Patriotic League of Uganda for staging a protest outside the Turkish Embassy in Kampala.
- Protesters demanded the extradition of Fred Lumbuye, a Ugandan national residing in Turkey accused of inciting violence and cybercrimes.
- General Kainerugaba, who is President Yoweri Museveni's son, has recently criticized Turkish officials on social media.
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