Uganda: UPDF Soldier Among 9 Killed in Christmas Clashes With Cattle Rustlers

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Uganda: UPDF Soldier Among 9 Killed in Christmas Clashes With Cattle Rustlers

[Monitor] A Uganda People's Defence Forces (UPDF) soldier is one of the nine people who were killed in Christmas clashes with cattle rustlers in Karamoja sub region while three of his colleagues were left with serious injuries.

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