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The Ugandan military attaché takes over the premises of his country’s embassy and raises his country’s flag on the building Burri suburb, east of the capital, Khartoum.

The Ugandan military attaché visited the headquarters of the General Administration for Security of Facilities and Installations and met with the director and officers of the administration, in the presence of the director of the Diplomatic Missions Police Department.

According to the police press office, the military attaché inspected the embassy premises in Burri suburb of Khartoum and the ambassador’s residence in the upscale Manshiyya neighborhood.
He was accompanied by Major General (Police) Qasim Amin Kakatla, Director of the General Administration for Security of Facilities and Installations, after taking over the building.

Following the liberation of Khartoum state from the grip of the rebel terrorist militia, the military attaché’s delegation headed to the Riyadh Police Station and reported the theft of a number of embassy assets and property, accusing the commander of the terrorist Rapid Support Forces militia under Article 174 of the Penal Code.
The Ugandan diplomatic mission is the first African diplomatic mission to raise its flag on its embassy building in Khartoum state following the conclusion of military operations in the state and the defeat of the rebel militia, in preparation for the embassy to resume its diplomatic duties.

It is worth noting that the embassy’s mission was the first African diplomatic mission to raise its flag on the building of its embassy in Khartoum state following the end of military operations in the state and the defeat of the rebel militia, in preparation for the embassy to resume its diplomatic duties.
The Ugandan military attaché reported that five diplomatic vehicles belonging to the embassy, ​​along with furniture from the embassy building and the ambassador’s residence, were stolen by rebel militia.