Ugandan Military Chief Sets Course for Tel Aviv Visit
Uganda’s military chief set course for a Tel Aviv visit on Saturday. General Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the country’s Chief of Defence Forces, confirmed the trip.
He recently vowed to deploy 100,000 Ugandan soldiers to defend Israel against Iran and its regional proxies. Kainerugaba described the move as repayment for decades of Israeli support to Uganda.
The general has tied the pledge to both religious and military convictions. He said Ugandan troops would be prepared to enter a conflict if Israel faced defeat.
Upon arrival, Kainerugaba planned meetings with Israeli counterparts and referred to them as his “Israeli brothers.” The visit draws attention across diplomatic and security circles.
Diplomatic implications
The central question is whether this personal military promise will become an official state commitment. Observers are watching for signs of formal coordination between Kampala and Jerusalem.
What to watch next
- Any formal statements from the Ugandan government or Israeli authorities.
- Announcements of joint planning or military coordination.
- Any clarification on the proposed deployment of 100,000 troops.
Report by Filmogaz.com.
