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Ugandan military accuses EU diplomats of engaging in subversive activities
- The Ugandan military accused European diplomats, including German ambassador Matthias Schauer, of engaging in subversive activities during a meeting on Thursday.
- This accusation followed European criticism of serious human rights violations by Uganda's security forces ahead of presidential elections scheduled for January 2026.
- The military statement highlighted undiplomatic conduct by Schauer and linked some diplomats to opposition groups, amid mounting tensions over political repression and arbitrary detentions.
- Ugandan authorities described these diplomats as mobilizing against the government and warned that the intelligence services have monitored their "clearly undiplomatic practices," reflecting heightened mistrust.
- The accusations have further escalated tensions between Uganda's leadership and the European Union, raising concerns about increased diplomatic challenges as President Museveni pursues another term amid worries over potential instability.
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Ugandan military accuses EU diplomats of engaging in subversive activities
Ugandan military authorities on Friday accused European diplomats of engaging in subversive activities, in an escalation of tensions over criticism of human rights violations by the security forces.
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