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UPDF kills 22 suspected ADF rebels

Matooke Republic by Matooke Republic
March 27, 2023
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The Uganda People’s Defence Forces have killed 22 Allied Democratic Forces (ADF) rebels after a battle in the eastern DR Congo.

According to the army spokesperson Brig Gen Felix Kulayigye, the confrontation happened on Saturday, March 25, at around 10:00 am.

“The UPDF Operation Force of two Mountain Battalion came into contact with the ADF terrorists in the South West Direction of Lusulube. During contact, 22 ADF terrorists were killed,” said Kulayigye.

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Also, one UPDF soldier RA/234770 Yasir Yasin was killed in action.

Kulayigye revealed that several items were recovered from them, which include; four SMGs, 313 SMG rounds, 189PK rounds, five empty magazines, five Walkie Talkie Radios with their charger pots, eight solar panels and five solar batteries, 11 pieces of Quran, nine phones, two UPDF and eight FARDC uniform shirts, three FARDC backpacks and two ponchos.

In 2021, the UPDF entered DR Cong to hunt for the ADF rebels after terror attacks in Kampala City that left at least 10 people dead and dozens injured.

According to the Defence Ministry, since Operation Shujaa commenced, more than 400 rebels have been killed and several areas liberated from the control of the group.

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