The security of the Ugandan army camps in Somalia has been tightened, as the first anniversary of the Bulomareer attack in which 54 Ugandan soldiers were killed is approaching.
The attack caused the Ugandan army to keep in mind every warning received by their commanders to respond quickly.
Two of the top officers of Bulomareer army camp have been fired by Uganda, after they were accused of ignoring the information received about the Al-Shabaab attack.
However, Uganda has lost a thousand soldiers in its forces in Somalia, which is part of the reduction of ATMIS forces in Somalia, which are planned to be withdrawn from Somalia by the end of this year in 2024.
Uganda is one of the countries that have deployed the most troops to Somalia.
She recently said that some of her troops will remain in Somalia, expecting to be part of the new mission that Somalia has requested.
