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Germany rejects accusations towards ambassador after Uganda's military cuts ties
- Uganda's People's Defence Forces suspended all military cooperation with Germany in May 2025, citing the German ambassador's alleged subversive activities.
- The suspension followed credible intelligence reports accusing Ambassador Mathias Schauer of engaging in actions undermining Uganda’s government stability.
- Uganda’s military chief, General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, criticized Schauer personally, while German officials denied the accusations as baseless and absurd.
- Germany-Uganda bilateral trade reached approximately $335 million in 2024, but the suspension signals a sharp downturn in diplomatic and defense relations.
- The suspension remains until resolving claims about Schauer's involvement with political-military groups opposing Uganda’s government, suggesting prolonged diplomatic tensions.
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Radio France Internationale
senenews.comGermany considered on Monday "absorbing" the allegations of the Ugandan authorities accusing its ambassador of being "engaged in subversive activities" in the country.
Uganda Cuts Military Ties With Germany Over Diplomatic Row
Kampala, Uganda - The government of Uganda has officially severed its military cooperation with Germany, following allegations that the German Ambassador to Uganda, Mathias Schauer, was involved in activities described as "interference" and "a threat to national security."
Germany rejects accusations towards ambassador after Uganda's military cuts ties
Uganda's military has severed all military cooperation with Germany after it accused Berlin's ambassador to Kampala of involvement in "subversive activities" in the East African country, its spokesperson said.
Deutsche Welle
einnews.comGermany rejects Uganda's 'subversive activities' accusation
Germany's Foreign Ministry has dismissed Uganda's accusations that the German ambassador to Kampala was involved in "subversive activities." Uganda's armed forces said they had suspended military cooperation with Berlin.
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