Ugandan President's Son Vows to Send Troops to Defend Russia against Imperialists

Gen. Mohozi Kinyrugaba, son of Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, renewed his country's intention to send troops to defend Russia if it was exposed to "threats from imperialists," considering that Uganda "believes that the victory of Russia means the victory of the interest of 75% of the world's population."

In a televised speech reported by All Africa, the president's son said, during his announcement of the establishment of a national television and radio station under his MK brand, that: Uganda will send soldiers to defend Moscow if it is threatened by the imperialists!

“In Africa, we only believe in President Putin when it comes to Eastern Europe,” the Ugandan general added. "Let the West know that it is wasting its time on useless pro-Ukrainian propaganda, and assure Russia, China, Africa, India, and South America that they will win the end of the war in Ukraine."

This comes after the president's son announced, in a post on his Twitter account, Thursday, his country's intention to defend Russia if it was threatened by imperialists.