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According to the former Commander of the Land Forces, the sanctions placed on Kayihura by the UK should be lifted. If this is not done, he (Uganda) will start sending Ugandan troops to beat up the Ukrainians.
“As one of the most fearsome soldiers in His Majesty’s empire, I DEMAND that the British Government remove the sanctions that they have placed on our hero General Kayihura.
If they do not get off Afande Kale’s case we will start sending divisions of our soldiers to beat up those Ukrainian cowards.”
It should be recalled that the UK a few days ago announced fresh sanctions on former IGP Kale Kayihura. This is for gross human rights abuses.
Muhoozi also further said that if he was the Russian President, he would have captured the small town of Kiev in just two weeks.
“If I was Vladimir Putin. I would have captured that small trading center, Kiev, in two weeks.”
His comments come at a time his father, Gen Yoweri Museveni is currently in the UK en-route to the US for the US-Africa Summit. All year round, Muhoozi has been making some of the most controversial statements via his Twitter handle.
Citizens are disappointed in the lack of punishment by the powers that be. This is since he’s still an active member of the army. Besides, he has also already expressed his desire to dethrone his father from the presidency come 2026.
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