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“Don’t Even Try It” UPDF Sends Serious Warning To Aggressors Targeting Rwanda

The Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) have issued a stern warning against anyone threatening Rwanda, describing such actions as “madness” and making it clear that they will not be tolerated. As one of the largest and most powerful military forces in East Africa, the UPDF emphasized that any attack on Rwanda would provoke a response with serious consequences.
Rwanda’s military, the Rwanda Defence Force (RDF), is widely regarded as one of the most disciplined and capable armies on the African continent. The bond between Uganda and Rwanda goes beyond diplomacy, with the two nations sharing a long history of mutual respect and cooperation. The UPDF has often referred to the RDF as “brothers and friends,” highlighting the deep connection between their military forces.
Addressing the growing threats directed toward Rwanda, the UPDF underscored its commitment to regional security, stating that any attempt to undermine Rwanda’s sovereignty would be considered a provocation to the entire region. A UPDF spokesperson declared, “We will not sit back and watch as anyone threatens our friends. Rwanda is not alone; we stand with them in protecting the peace and stability of our region.”
The relationship between Uganda and Rwanda is rooted in shared goals of maintaining regional security. Both nations have worked diligently to promote peace and stability in East Africa, and the UPDF believes these efforts are at risk if threats against Rwanda persist. The UPDF has warned that any destabilizing actions targeting Rwanda would endanger not just Rwanda, but the broader East African region.
As tensions rise, the UPDF has issued a clear caution to those considering aggression against Rwanda, warning that they are “playing with fire.” Any attempt to disrupt the peace, the military insists, will be met with a strong and coordinated response. Both countries remain committed to safeguarding the region’s stability during this delicate time.
In an era of increasing global conflicts, alliances like the one between Uganda and Rwanda are vital. These partnerships are built on respect, trust, and shared objectives. The UPDF’s warning serves as a reminder that undermining such efforts could destabilize the entire region, and those responsible will face serious consequences.