PRESIDENT MUSEVENI SAYS UGANDA CAN HARM U.S. IN GROUND WAR, CITES VENEZUELA CRISIS TO PUSH PAN-AFRICAN SECURITY

President Museveni Says Uganda Could H@rm U.S. in Ground W@r, Cites Venezuela Crisis to Advocate Pan-African Security

Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has said that while the United States possesses overwhelming military superiority, including dominance at sea, in the air, and in space, it could still be h@rmed in a ground confrontation. Museveni linked this to lessons from U.S. actions in Venezuela.

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