some in the democratic republic of congo don't trust uganda. they accuse camp allah and rwanda of crating instability in their country. this is the area in eastern democratic republic of congo where much of the violence is taking place. the provinces have been under a state of siege since may. it is a forest area that is difficult to get through. this is where the adf has its bases and hideouts. malcolm webb explains why this will be a difficult operation for government forces. >> this is very difficult terrain to hunt down an armed group that is using guerrilla tactics and that is one of the reasons why previous attempts to flush out the adf have struggled. the most recent one on the part of the congolese military was called a state of siege. for the last six months, it has declared this form of martial law. it has been criticized for not being very effective. leaked documents showed that has been blighted by a military budget being stolen or that is one of the reasons that prompted some people to call for the military to come in and pursue th

and uganda are all going in with d r a c. without that, but special or the other countries that have been involved in the conflict, i doubt that it's kind of be a successful partition or we can, i think we can disrupt the activities. but i don't think that that would be the end of these kinds of incursions because the problem, india is a much bigger than l d. f. ok, and let me turn to you as an elective under val, at which you agree with that assessments. the adf is being painted as the bookie man here, but there are several groups which are having a destabilizing influence. thank you. and good afternoon. it's definitely the case that there are more groups active in eastern d or c, but over the past few years, i think, i think we've seen that 80 f in particular has been making a lot of that lee victims in eastern day are seen. they killed over a 1000 civilians since 2017. so it's definitely a group that needs to be targeted. whether that should be by military means remains the question. because i've already pointed out by the

and uganda are all going in with d r a c. without that, but special or the other countries that have been involved in the conflict, i doubt that it's kind of be a successful partition or we can, i think we can disrupt the activities. but i don't think that that would be the end of these kinds of incursions. because the problem, india is a much bigger than l d f. ok, and let me turn to you as an elective under val at the would you agree with that assessment? the adf is being painted as the bookie man here, but there are several groups which are having a destabilizing influence. thank you. and good afternoon. it's definitely the case that there are more groups active in eastern d or c, but over the past few years, i think, i think we've seen that 80 f in particular has been making a lot of that lee victims in eastern dear seen. they killed over a 1000 civilians since 2017. so it's definitely a group that needs to be targeted. whether that should be by military means remains the question. because i've already pointed out by the

and uganda are all going in with d r a c. without that, but special or the other countries that have been involved in the conflict. i doubt that it's kind of be a successful partition or we can, i think we can disrupt the activities. but i don't think that that would be the end of these kinds of incursions. because the problem, india is a much bigger than l d. f. ok. and let me turn to you as an elective under val, at which you agree with that assessments. the adf is being painted as the bookie man here, but there are several groups which are having a destabilizing influence. thank you. and good afternoon. it's definitely the case that there are more groups active it eastern d or c, but over the past few years, i think, i think we've seen that 80 f in particular has been making a lot of that lea victims in eastern day are seen. they killed over a 1000 civilians since 2017. so it's definitely a group that needs to be targeted. whether that should be by military means remains the question. because as already pointed out by the

and uganda are all going in with d r a c. we don't that but special or the other countries that have been involved in the conference. i doubt that it's gonna be a successful partition or we can, i think we can disrupt the activities. but i don't think that that will be the end of these kinds of incursions because the problem, india is a much bigger than f d f. ok. and let me turn to you as an elective under val at which you agree with that assessment. the adf is being painted as the boogie man here, but there are several groups which are having a destabilizing influence. thank you and good afternoon. it's definitely the case that there are more groups active in eastern d or c. but over the past few years, i think, i think we've seen that 80 f in particular has been making a lot of that lee victims in eastern day are seen. they killed over a 1000 civilians since 2017. so it's definitely a group that needs to be targeted. whether that should be by military means remains the question. because i've already pointed out by the prev

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okay, today on the street, we focus on security in uganda. a week after a deadly attack in cam paula his alger series, catherine, soy, police and soldiers in kampala prepared to go out on night patrols. there's a coffee place because of coffee 19. but the patrols are now more frequent and thorough. falling attacks by 3 men who detonated explosive devices killing themselves and other people near a police station and parliament last tuesday. we are going to take a look at the all groups who were responsible for those attacks. and then also, what can you can do to prevent more tasks from happening on youtube. you can be in the comment section right here, your comments or questions. i will put to the guess. let's meet your guess. hello, andrew. hello generally. how are you for me and hello dino jello for me. hello, everybody. so good to have you here. i'm going to get each one of you to introduce yourself to our stream audience. so they know who you are and what you do, starting with andrew with a welcome back to the stream. andrew, remind our au

the uganda government blames the adf for three suicide bombings in uganda's capital two weeks ago. the adf originates from the 1990's. the ugandan army push them into eastern congo, where they have interest in cocoa and timber and other natural resources, found in areas they control, but for seven years, theyave been responsible for massacres against civilians in and around the town of benny and more recently further to the north in a jury province. the congolese army brought in a siege six months ago, supposedly to stabilize the provinces, but there has been criticism the siege has not worked. leaked documents show corruption, some in the military budget being stolen. recently, congo's parliamentarians have called for another kind of solution. the uganda military is what they hope will end the conflict but certainly others are skeptical following the invasion of congo in 1996 and accusations of meddling, funding rebel groups ever since then. it has led people to worry this will cause instability rather than bringing stability to the eastern congo. anchor: the u.s. and taliban conc

that is one reason why an initiative here in uganda is making those as available in schools. and that was private households to bring water closer. this is the knock a volley refugee settlement in western uganda, 130000 people live here. 6 years ago dina been to fled the democratic republic of congo after rebels killed her husband. in ocoee valley, the lake is the source of water also for drinking for livestock as well. but the water is full of germs every year, 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of diarrhea disease. one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water, heat kills germs. so dina been to boils, the water she fetches from the lake. she has 5 children. and i think we will drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood. otherwise we would be drinking very dirty water that comes at a cost to the environment to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement, but there's another way to provide safe, clean drinking water. south be woochie and henry of vienna run to

somebody who is fighting for a more inclusive uganda. on her social media accounts. she calls for society where everyone is free to decide who they want to be. i have this some here, this what i look like a new plan for me. can you account for me when they go to like a hospital level? if i have an im when my passport can make when i might be able to lake bright health. why pap smear, when they feel when you have been i since i've had the country kind of look at that 15 man, see that it can't. all you've done done become much like gender and difficult to turn. you know, people include the different counting people, like what the government era and you actually called humble for a day. i mean, you live in because it's not being born. tumblewood says that speaking out for people like her is not an easy task, but she remains convinced that changing society. i take one little push at a time. that was really interesting in by 1st i would like to hear your thoughts on that story. wise, i believe everyone is created equal and you should feel free to be whoever you where you

and troops crossing uganda. his army says it in congo to hunt down an armed group called the allied democratic forces atf, which is blamed for killing thousands of civilians in this area. over the last 7 years. you got an army been accused of meddling and looting minerals in congo several times since it 1st invaded 25 years ago. i mean, to be honest, we did not celebrate the arrival of began to troops crossing a border, but we hope they can help deal with the insecurity that we've been facing for a long time. the adf fighters hiding out in forest to the ground and tanks and armored vehicles as struggled to advance on the muddy road said they brought in greatest repair them. uganda and major general kind him of hunger is commanding the operation come. we only want you to, if you don't have the machines look for void, you don't have a machine is the route for day one is we don't have machine is got the and by the only thing we have is our guns fight. you can this government claims the adf for 3 suicide bomb explos

to become on during his 1st female president. 12 years after her husband was overthrown and occurred uganda. m. a democratic republic of congo carry out joint attacks against the conclave rebel group. and we report from the afghan border and thousands of people continue to flee after the taliban takeover. 3 months ago, i robbed mcbride and western. i've got a son at the border crossing with iran, that's been up a rama to of the volatility on both sides of this frontier. we begin with the latest on the new harvard 19 very in scotland. m and the limbs have confirmed omicron was in europe for, for south africa. loaded the world health organization last week. that council authority said them to take the variant in 2 samples from november, 19th, more than 20 countries have so far reported cases. the u. s. isn't one of them by health experts and testing samples to see if it's been detected them. alan fischer reports from washington d. c. guided by science as a new variant, but familiar advice from the united states. if you're not vaccinated, get vaccinated, get boasted if you are vaccinated, cont

so they brought in great as to repair them. uganda and major general kind him of hunger is commanding the operation. we have come, we only want if you don't have the machines to look for void, you don't have a machine. is the route for day one is we don't have machine is cut by the only thing we have is our gun fight. read. you can the government claims the adf for 3 suicide bomb explosions in the capital can paula last month. the adf is a reasonably from uganda, but his fighters have been hiding in the forests of congo for more than 20 years. you can then opperation is the latest in a series of failed attempts to defeat the armed group. since some of the roads impossible, the ugandan commanders had to walk to meet their congo least counterpart. they say the joint military operation conklin, drove component of good news. so more congolese, people need to understand that we're facing a situation of terrorism in which we must unite our forces with others dady f as part of an international terrorist movement. some of their attacks are claimed by isis in the presence of fighters from diff

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never heard of and uganda blended for suicide bombings last month. and it's capital kampala. oh, we're very happy. both governments are working together. we've suffered and cried because of all the security and killings we supported and encouraged both armies. villages like these often bear the brunt of the violence. entire communities have been displaced and regional leaders here, the fighting can spill over to other neighboring countries. we are either the dollars under we already did this, but he's been years ugandan troob say they're ready to stay in the d r. c until the rebels are pushed out. but critics gear the press as a foreign troops could lead to more unrest and perhaps to the rights of other armed katia, little crystal williams. i was a 0. the number of new daily covey 19 cases in south africa has nearly quadrupled in full days. more than 16000 infections were recorded on saturday. it's underscore and concerns about the rapids spread the new amik chrome variant from johannesburg for me, the miller explains how the government is responding by encouraging more peopl

it's an unusual collaboration between uganda and the d r c. but both governments say the adf poses a threat. they can't afford to ignore. the armed group is accused of having links to isolate and killing hundreds of people, village rates, and northeastern democratic republic of congo, and uganda, blended for suicide bombings, last month. and it's capital kampala. oh, we're very happy. both governments are working together. we've suffered and cried because of all the security and killings we supported and encouraged both armies. villages like these often bear the brunt of the violence. entire communities have been displaced and regional leaders here, the fighting can spill over to other neighboring countries. we are either the killers under reality that these lucky than yours, ugandan troob say there to stay in the d r. c until the rebels are pushed out. but critics fear the presence of foreign troops could lead to more unrest and perhaps to the rise of other armed hoops. katya laquissa leanne, now de 0 asylum seekers from cuba, adjoining other

ah, the lawn hadn't think of this is i just need a live from the house or coming up the uganda and a democratic republic of congo carry out joint attacks against the congolese rebel . good nato warns russia will pay a high price if there is any aggression against ukraine following the recent troop build up. hello, we begin with the latest on the code. 19 pandemic, the world health organization urging unvaccinated and vulnerable people to delay that travel plans. and it says, blanket travel restrictions won't curb the spread of the army kron variance. candida is expanding a ban on travelers from african nations to include egypt, nigeria and malawi. travelers from other countries now require a mandatory covey 19 test. and brazil has become the 1st latin american country to report on the cross cases. it's one of the worst covered 19 affected countries with more than 600000 death. more than 20 countries have so far reported cases of the new cove in 19 variance. the united states is one of them, but health us experts there are testing samples to detect the new variance. allen fisher repor

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it's an unusual collaboration between uganda and the d r c. but both governments say the adf poses a threat. they can't afford to ignore. the armed group is accused of having links to isolate and killing hundreds of people in village rates and northeastern democratic republic of congo noble and uganda, blended for suicide bombings, last month. and it's capital kampala. oh, we're very happy. both governments are working together. we've suffered and cried because of all the security and killings we supported and encouraged both armies. villages like these often bear the brunt of the violence. entire communities have been displaced and regional leaders here, the fighting can spill over to other neighboring countries. we are either the killers under really did this, but he's been yes. ugandan troob say they're ready to stay in the d r. c, until the rebels are pushed out. but critics gear, the presence of foreign troops could lead more on rest and perhaps to the rise of other armed groups, katia locally. so william al jazeera still ahead on al jaze

english ah . democratic republic of congo, government says if special forces are fighting alongside uganda and troops in an operation against an armed group in the east of the country, ah, play you're watching al jazeera alive from doha with me fully back table also ahead . the international olympic committee says it has made a 2nd video call to the tennis gray a pang, why i made concerns about her safety and well being in china. signs of progress in vienna, you wrong, submits to draw proposals to the war, forward, negotiating to revive. if 2015 you run div molly, how should really be on the hold on so ahead. corona virus case is double in a day in south africa as the new only calling variance spreads. ah, thank you for joining us. uganda is increasing its deployment of troops in neighboring democratic republic of congo to fight an armed group called the allied democratic forces. uganda blamed z adf for 3 suicide bombings in its capital last month. the d r. c. s. government spokesman has told og jazeera that special forces from both countries are conducting the joint military operation. pa

lucy, al jazeera will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you, al jazeera ah ah, uganda, and forces cross into democratic republic of congo in an operation against an arm group linked to iso. ah, hello welcome, i'm pete. adobe. you're watching al jazeera live from do are also coming up. the world health organization warns those unvaccinated and vulnerable to cope with 19 not to travel to areas for the new variances spreading. the left his leader jar morrow castro is set to become the 1st female president of honduras. as the ruling party concedes, defeats and elections. and we report my frontier and afghanistan with thousands of people continue to flee after the taliban take over. i'm rob mcbride and western afghanistan at the border crossing with iran. that's been a barometer of the volatility on both sides of this frontier. ah, uganda is deploying soldiers across the border into democratic republic of congo as it battles an armed group. it follows air strikes against the allied democratic forces on tuesday as part of a joint operation with the congolese army the on grou

be able trauma, uganda, but people the kill most, most of them. most of them are going to leave that trying to we don't stare instead of killing in the area. they do eat in the council and for being like for them to be cage destroying a really think, pushing people out 12 year villages on your nature or areas exploiting resource fees. so it's really you're able it's, it's huge. it's completely dental side is going on. sonya using the word using the words genocide and the words holocaust. that is very, very strong language. are you getting your information from government sources that she trust or is this just being relate to you by word of mouth? please come again. is this being relayed to you by government sources that you trust or is this being done by word of mouth? oh, ok, let me tell you that i'm trying to ok to use my own words regarding the real, real situation on the ground. if and from our governments, some people do recognize about what is going on. these are really not the bure able it's, it's a very, it's variable is horrible. my truck

when i left school, i went on voluntary service overseas to uganda, never having been out of england. so, it was a big culture shock, but it was also the most intoxicating and wonderful and amazing way of learning about the world. and i developed this love of uganda and of africa and almost as soon as i became a reporter, i did a lot of reporting from africa. i know that you're interested in and, indeed, actually go along with much of what mr enoch powell has been saying recently. he does not want england to be colonised by asia, by africa. and was on one of those trips that we were sent to uganda to try and hunt down amin and challenge him for the terrible things he was doing. and the funny thing is that amin was rather taken with the fact that i knew uganda and i'd lived there. so he invited us on his jet to see the north of the country. and there i was with my crew and a rather burly looking air hostess who clearly had a gun on her hip. as we continued ourjourney, it became clear that he had gone to sleep and i was sitting next to him and i thought, i saw this pistol hanging off hi

hello there, i'm the fancy attainder hall at the top stories here on al jazeera. uganda is deploying soldiers across the border into democratic republic of congo as it battles and armed groups. it follows as strikes against the allied democratic forces on tuesday as part of a joint operation with the congress army. the group is based on eastern congo and it says have links to iso uganda blaine's for 3 bomb attacks. and that's capital. can paula? earlier this month, well you got the trips into the d r c at the nobility crossing that's in north keepers states. it's a forested area. difficult to get through. and it's here that the adf has its high doubts and hidden bases among web has worn out from nairobi. we do know about the a b s and his past tactics that each time he's been attacked by a military. often the congolese military, i typically ambush them, have been some quite bloody losses on the part of the colonies army. and also tons in in p street fighting with blue helmets in the past, and they try to take on this group. and then the idea say, typically responds by master clean, u

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and i developed this love of uganda and of africa and as soon as i became a reporter, i did a lot of reporting from africa. i know that you are interested in and indeed go along with much of what enoch powell has been seeing recently. he does not want england to be colonised by africa. and was on one of those trips that we were sent to uganda to try and hunt down idi amin and challenging for the terrible things he was doing. and the funny thing is, idi amin was rather taken with the fact that i had lived in uganda and he thought of me on his side. so he invited us on hisjet to see the country. and there i was with my crew and a rather burly looking security guard clearly with a gun on his hip. as we continued ourjourney, it became clear that he had gone to sleep and i was sitting next to him and i thought, i saw this pistol hanging off his belt, and i thought, should i shoot him? you really considered it? i don't think i was serious, but also i thought me, pistol, him murderous — me, brave and courageous and looking for the truth. it is time i did something about this. jon snow, th

ah, uganda and forces crossed into democratic republic of congo in an operation against an arm group linked to i so ah, hello and welcome on pete, adobe. you're watching out his ear alive from the are also coming up. the world health organization wants people unvaccinated, unbelievable to cubic 19, not to travel to areas where the new variant is spreading. left his leaders, jamara castro, is set to become the 1st female president of honduras. after the ruling party concedes defeats in elections. we report from frontier and afghanistan where thousands of people continue to leave after the taliban takeover. i am robert bride in western afghanistan at the border crossing with iran. that's been a barometer of the volatility on both sides of this frontier. ah, he deanda is deploying soldiers across the border into democratic republic of congo as it battles an armed group there. now this follows air strikes against the allied democratic forces on tuesday as part of a joint operation with the congolese army. the on group is based in eastern congo. it said to have links with iso. uganda blam

so they brought in great as to repair them. uganda and major general clans, him hunger is commanding. the operation come. we only wanted to reach if you don't have the machines to look for void, you don't have the machine is the route for the morning. we don't have machine is caught by the only thing. we have our guns fight radio. you can the government blame ca? yes. for 3 suicide bomb explosions in the capital can parlor last month. the adf is reasonably from uganda, but his fighters have been hiding in the forests of congo for more than 20 years. you can then opperation is the latest in series of failed attempts to defeat the armed group. since some of the roads are impossible, ugandan commanders have to walk to meet their congo least counterpart. and they say that joint military operation, gonzalez. gov component of good news. so more congolese, people need to understand that we're facing a situation of terrorism in which we must unite our forces with others dady f as part of an international terrorist movement. some of their attacks are claimed by isis in the presence of fighters

the adf originated in uganda. in the 1990s for 3 decades is hayden, when the forest of eastern congos, profiting from timber and minerals wines 2 years ago, he pledged the legions to i so well that the extent of the connection isn't clear. in recent years, it's become notorious for massacring thousands of civilians in the villages around the city of any people of north keyvi province. a tired of the violence congress army said it would stop the killings. it introduced martial law in the region 6 months ago. but i haven't worked, that's why some people are now welcoming the ugandan armies arrival. others, a skeptical, the 1st thing that the relation is looking for is protection. they won't the mother to, to end. and that can be only possible if the prediction of civilian is the 1st object to not clear how easily the adf can be flushed out of its forest high doubts, or how long you've gone to nami plans to stay. you've got those invaded eastern congress twice before in 1996 again in 1998. and they've been there seve

it's an unusual collaboration between uganda and the d r c. but both governments say the adf poses a threat. they can't afford to ignore. the armed group is accused of having links to isolate and killing hundreds of people, village rates, and northeastern democratic republic of congo noble and uganda, blended for suicide bombings last month. and it's capital kampala law. we're very happy. both governments are working together. we've suffered and cried because of old insecurity and killings. we support it and encourage both armies. villages like these often bear the brunt of the violence. entire communities have been displaced and regional leaders here, the fighting can spill over to other neighboring countries. we are either the killers, under reality beast, bucky's been yes. ugandan troob say they're ready to stay in the d r. c until the rebels are pushed out. but critics gear, the presence of foreign troops could lead to more on rest and perhaps to the rise of other armed groups. katya lopez away an al jazeera. before we take a break on the

c in uganda. got tell her sorry, anne has the latest on the military action. soldiers from 2 countries on the hunt for one common enemy. troops from uganda have joined their counterparts and democratic republic of congo, hoping that together they'll defeat rebels from the allied democratic forces or 80 s their targets include the darcy's renewal re mountains where the armed group established itself more than 25 years ago. okay, so the level of our ugandan allies carried out an air strike across our border earlier this week. now together with our dear c, troops were on the move on a mission to push out the rebels in the region. it's an unusual collaboration between uganda and the d r c, but both governments say the adf poses a threat. they can't afford to ignore. the armed group is accused of having links to isolate in killing hundreds of people, village rates, and northeastern democratic republic of congo noble and uganda, blended for suicide bombings last month. and it's capital kampala law. we'r

every year, 20000 children under the age of 5 die in uganda of diarrhea disease. one major reason is that they have no choice but to drink dirty water. heat kills germs. so dean and i've been to boils the water, she fetches from the lake. she has 5 children. when i pick up, we boil drinking water using charcoal, and if we don't have it, we use firewood. otherwise we would be drinking very dirty water. that comes at a cost to the environment. to make charcoal trees are cut down. forest also had to be clear to make space for the settlement, but there is another way to provide safe, clean drinking water. south of the wound g and henri athena run to. so fisher a social enterprise that makes automated low cost filters. this set up cost $1200.00. the money was donated by somebody in the united states. it supplies enough water for about 900 people out of 830000 in the settlement. but it's still a start. there was a that bus is through our field that is the water from the lake. you can see this is a, the original order from the lake. and then after 8 buses through the fil

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and it was originally from uganda, really bad. it's been talking about since last june and the last name. so now i need to re decide to go to get in the ground before. ready before that, they'd been sharing entered the gens folder. now we just trying to go together, so we can make sure we destroyed all those orders. there we surveys, and then we see that we're going to be part of the country. you have the, the whole been plan somewhat for some months now you've been intelligence sharing. how long have you been planning this whole offensive? i can, i can get to more detail on that because the, some strategic i need to regression. right. the thing is year most country between you got the year see we me to the new plane where we do more on economy clever in the past, june, june to 25 most he then lunch because of constructing 2037 killer mental all the way to metal for between the country to make sure we are connected to anything. but we cannot do this kind of project without ringing sick or reaching the ground, which is especially t

and uganda, blended for suicide bombings last month. and it's capital kampala law, we're very happy, both governments are working together. we've suffered and cried because of old insecurity and killings. we support it and encourage both armies. villages like these often bear the brunt of the violence. entire communities have been displaced . and regional leaders here, the fighting can spill over to other neighboring countries. we are either the pillars. under reality that these rockies than yoshi ugandan troob say they're ready to stay in the d r. c until the rebels are pushed out. but critics gear, the presence of foreign troops could lead to more on rest and perhaps to the rise of other armed groups. katia, laquissa, leanne al jazeera for a short break here now to 0. when we come back, we'll tell you about a homely home coming in. the pool has been decades in the making glass. i'm world mcbride in western afghanistan where the just finished harvesting the world's most expensive spice in a country. that right now is among the world's

and uganda. got the all of his already on has the latest on the military action. soldiers from 2 countries on the hunt for one common enemy. troops from uganda have joined their counterparts in democratic republic of congo, hoping that together they'll defeat rebels from the allied democratic forces for 80 s their targets include the de, receives brazil, re mountains where the armed group established itself more than 25 years ago. are you going to allies carried out an air strike across the border earlier this week? now together with our d. r. c. troops were on the move on a mission to push out the rebels in the region. it's an unusual collaboration between uganda and the d. r. c, but both governments say the adf poses a threat. they can't afford to ignore. the armed group is accused of having links to isolate and killing hundreds of people, village rates, and northeastern democratic republic of congo, noble and uganda, blended for suicide bombings last month. and it's capital kampala. oh, we're

the on group is based on eastern congo and has said to have links to i, phil uganda, blaine's of a 3 bomb attacks and it's capital can parlor earlier this month. well, ugandan troops entered the d. r. c at the nobility crossing that's in north cuba state. it's also a forested area, which makes it difficult to get through. and here that the adf has its hide outs and hidden bases. or let's bring in malcolm web, he is following developments for us from the canyon capital nairobi. now hm. first, those air strikes and now troops can you talk us through the scale of the operation . missy will milky sources told us in recent weeks that would be to build up about 3000 you gotten in troops near the border, at least in congress, preparing for this operation, midnight side of commented on the number of troops that are actually involved. now, tuesday afternoon, you saw video soldiers entering on foot just in the last few hours we seen video of military vehicles heading into the congo as well. but with regard to the scale, we don't know any more than that. but we do know a bit about how the adf h

when i left school, i went on voluntary service overseas to uganda, never having been out of england, so, it was a big culture shock and the rest of it but it was also the most intoxicating and wonderful and amazing way of learning about the world and i developed this love of uganda and of africa and almost as soon as i became a reporter, i did a lot of reporting from africa. i know that you're interested in and, indeed, actually go along with much of what mr enoch powell has been saying recently. he does not want england to be colonised by asia, by africa. and was on one of those trips that we were sent to uganda to try and hunt down amin and challenge him for the terrible things he was doing. and chuckles the funny thing is that amin was rather taken | with the fact that i knew uganda and that i'd lived there and he thought "well, he's on my side" so he invited us on his jet to see the north of the country. and there i was with my crew, with him and a rather burly looking air hostess who clearly had a gun at her hip. as we continued ourjourney, it became clear that he had gone to sl

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it's an unusual collaboration between uganda and the d r c, but both governments say the adf poses a threat. they can't afford to ignore. the armed group is accused of having links to isolate and killing hundreds of people, village rates, and northeastern democratic republic of congo noble and uganda, blended for suicide bombings, last month. and it's capital kampala. oh, we're very happy. both governments are working together. we've suffered and cried because of all the security and killings we supported and encouraged both armies. villages like these often bear the brunt of the violence after entire communities have been misplaced, and regional leaders fear the fighting could spill over to other neighboring countries. we promised that the people uganda and houston yoshi and the people viashi's that there are a drinking product. we are looking for the killers. ugandan troops stay there. prepare to stay in the dear sea until the rebel group is pushed out. but critics fear the presence of foreign troops could lead to more and rest, and perhaps also lead to the rise of other armed grou

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c and uganda. cathy lopez of the on has the latest on that military action. soldiers from 2 countries on the hunt for one common enemy. troops from uganda have joined their counterparts and democratic republic of congo, hoping that together they'll defeat rebels from the allied democratic forces or 80 f. their targets include the deal receives renzo re mountains, where the arm group establish itself more than 25 years ago. okay, so for the bar, ugandan allies carried out an air strike across our border earlier this week. now together with our dear c, troops were on the move on a mission to push out the rebels in the region. it's an unusual collaboration between uganda and the d. r c, but both governments say the adf poses a threat. they can't afford to ignore. the armed group is accused of having links to isolate in killing hundreds of people, village rates, and northeastern democratic republic of congo. and uganda, blended for suicide bombings last month. and it's capital kampala law, we're very h

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