Top ADF commander killed- President Museveni
President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni has informed the nation that the Uganda People’s Defense Forces (UPDF) f has killed ADF terrorists including their top Commander in DRC.
The ADF commander together with many of his fughters were killed during UPDF offensive of air and artillery .
“According to subsequent intelligence, it seems that a lot of terrorists were killed, including the notorious Meddie Nkalubo, who has been the author of the bombs in Kampala – e.g. those near the Police Station in Kampala, that one near Parliament and the ones that were discovered recently near Kayanja’s Church and in the Bunamwaya area,” Museveni said of the onslaught.
Last Saturday, the UPDF launched air and artillery attacks against new ADF camps especially in the western part of the Luna-Komanda road, particularly in the chiefdoms of Babila Bakwanza and Babila Babombi, in Mambasa territory.
This area is where the ADF run to after coming under fire from the joint UPDF and Congolese army operation in DRC.
In a statement on Saturday, President Museveni said the strikes targeted four ADF terrorists’ targets that were between kms 100 and kms 150 from the Ugandan border on the Ntoroko side.
“These targets had been located by assets from our Special Duties Regiments (SDR) that have good reconnaissance assets,” he said.
“These uninformed People, have been playing with deadly fire for a long time. They will now discover that killing Ugandans is not a good hobby. In this part of the World, there is nowhere we cannot get them, if we coordinate with the governments of the sister countries.”
President Museveni hailed his DRC counterpart, Felix Tshisekedi for “allowing us to work with the Congo army to liberate this part of Congo from these mindless criminals and also punish them for killing Ugandans using infiltrators.”
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