Ugandan military ruler (1971–1979), known as the 'Butcher of Uganda'
Parliament has passed the Protection of Sovereignty Bill after amendments, with Museveni approving the measure. The law tightens controls on foreign-funded actors, introduces penalties, and aims to shield policy autonomy. Critics warn it risks suppressing civil society, media, and dissent while supporters say it defends national sovereignty.
Ugandan opposition figure Erias Lukwago has been abducted by soldiers as he prepared to serve a court summons on army chief Muhoozi Kainerugaba. He is facing treason-related charges while his ally Besigye remains in detention. Rights groups demand accountability and respect for due process as authorities navigate arrest procedures.
The Israel Defense Forces and Shin Bet have announced the killing of senior terror operatives linked to the October 7, 2023 attacks, while additional strikes target Hamas and Islamic Jihad operatives. The announcements follow renewed disclosures and archival materials about past operations, including the Entebbe raid. Multiple high‑profile figures are confirmed dead in ongoing military operations.