The Ugandan military chief, son of President Yoweri Museveni, boasted of killing over 100,000 soldiers and expressed fear only of a catastrophic Uganda-Rwanda war, vowing peace to Rwanda's President Kagame.
He joked about Gen. Katumba dancing before announcing investigations and arrests for generals dancing too much near State House, while hinting at attending a December rally in Kampala.
Reactions split between supporters praising his direct style on peace and critics spotting tribal undertones in references to ethnicity, highlighting tensions around security, discipline, and politics in Uganda.