mode of this time seems to bejust the adf, and the mode of this time seems to be just the same — adf,s time seems to bejust the same — destabilise communities, give the security forces the idea to say, "you can't fight us, you can't break us down." it's very horrifying, the community, parents crying, children, some of whom are injured in the hospital and trying to get care. russian president vladimir putin has been holding talks in saint petersburg with a delegation from seven african nations who've called for peace talks to end to the war in ukraine. mr putin told the south african president, cyril ramaphosa, and his colleagues that improving ties with african countries was a priority. he praised what he called their balanced position on the war. many african countries have been hit by the cut in exports of grain and fertiliser as a result of the russian invasion. in his opening remarks, mr ramaphosa said he hoped the talks could lead to the end of the ukrainian conflict. we do firmly believe that this war must be settled, and it must be settled through negotiations and through diplo

the secondary school, where the suspected rebels could be adf.to the school and they murdered on the spot by killing 22 students from this school and then threw a bomb in hostel that also killed 17 students. now the total at the school is going up to 39 and, within the community, as they were going back, they also murdered two people, a female and a male. this is bringing bringing up the number to 41. this local resident expressed her anger as she questioned the ugandan authorities ability to protect their people. if they are telling us the borders are secured, security is tight, i want the security to tell us where they were when these killers came to kill our people. they are rebels that came to kill our people. is this security within uganda? why is it that we see them scattered here? where were they at night? because we are told guns... people heard the gunshots as early as 10pm and security could not come to compound the situation. now this time they come in thousands. where have they been? the information minister of uganda, chris baryomuns

the adf, or the threat they pose to uganda. the adf. or the — the threat they pose to uganda.a. tte: adf, or the allied defence the threat they pose to uganda. t'te: adf, or the allied defence forces, has its origins in uganda, in the western regions, in the early 90s. in 1998, 25 years ago, they carried out an attack in the same region and they attacked a technical institute, killed 80 and abducted hundreds. at the time they were rebelling against the time they were rebelling against the current president's rule and they have been driven out of uganda into the drc, in 2021 some attacks into the drc, in 2021 some attacks in kampala were linked to this group and in 2022 last year an operation was launched to try and flush out the rebels. the major general i referred to earlier said one of their —— the group is under a lot of pressure in the drc, is that they are moving back into uganda to try and remind the world there are still there. this time it was a small target but this group is still very much present within uganda and drc. thank you that update. early results suggest vo

, it shows that it was an attack by the adf, it shows thatitis was an attack by the adf, it shows that a huge threat in the region. one of the things that the region. one of the things that the parents are saying they are so angry about is the safety in terms of the ability to cross the border so easily. this area of mpondwe is pretty built up, there is a lot of trade. there haven't been many cross—border raids. there have, in the last couple of years, in some fairly small scale bomb attacks, including in the capital, kampala, that the authorities have blamed on this adf group. western uganda hasn't been seen as particularly vulnerable to attacks by this group, and certainly the presence of the ugandan army, working with the congolese military, may have provoked the group into this attack, if indeed it was their one, because we only have the officials are saying that it was. parents will be absolutely desperate now, also knowing that the army says that the rebels were in that area for about two days before the attack happened. some questions about intelligence and why they weren't pick

the adf is an islamist rebel group that originated in uganda.tially led by ugandans and they waged war against the yoweri museveni government in the 1990s. they were based in that same region in the rwenzori mountains and they were pushed in the �*90s into the drc. but even then, their methods of operation were very similar to what happened friday night. they burned villages, attacked travellers on buses, and in 1998 they had attacked a technical school and killed about 80 students there. they burned their dormitories down as well. but in the last couple of decades, they've only been based in eastern drc, except for 2021, when a series of suicide bombs in kampala were blamed on them. the rebels now say they are linked to the islamic state. the community is in mourning. it's in so much shock. it also brings memories for those who were alive then of what used to happen in the �*90s. so the community have been here before, have been at the hands of this kind of terrorism from the adf. and the motive this time seems to be just the same — destabilise

what more can you tell us about the adf? the adfl you tell us about the adf?islamic state group that originated in uganda. they were initially led _ originated in uganda. they were initially led by _ originated in uganda. they were initially led by ugandans - originated in uganda. they were initially led by ugandans and - originated in uganda. they were l initially led by ugandans and they waged war against the government in the 1990s. they were based in that same region in the mountains and they were pushed in the 90s into the drc. their methods of operation were very similar to what happened on friday night. they burned villages, attacked travellers on buses, and in 1998, they attacked a technical school and killed about 80 students. they burned their dormitories down as well. in the last couple of decades they have only been based in the eastern drc, except for 2021 when series of bombs were blamed on them. the rebels now say they are linked to islamic state. what them. the rebels now say they are linked to islamic state. what could the possible _ linked to

the adf has been operating from inside the drc for the past two decades., the africa editor for bbc world service radio, told me more about what happened. the survivors are speaking about exactly what happened. apparently, there was a power cut in the area. so this all happened in complete darkness. the rebels from the adf attacked the school, firstly going into a room and killing the students using machetes. there was then a bomb of some device, of some description thrown into another dormitory. so a huge loss of life. many of the buildings were set ablaze and there was also some looting of foodstuffs. what we don't know at the moment is how many people were abducted and taken away from this school. but the allied democratic forces, that's the group that the authorities in uganda are blaming for the attack, it is a group that has been pretty well known in the country. going back to the 1990s, in the late 1990s, it carried out attacks in the west of the country, a similar area, and it was a pretty extremist muslim group. it was then routed and sent over th

now, adf, itself is based in any territory in north cube problems in d r. c. but even with the presence of all this, uh, troops in the print, the presence of also um, you know, un peacekeepers, we see that the adf, he's still able to carry out these horrific attack. thousands of people in the are cit, cells have been killed. many have been displaced, and now with this attack, a lot of people are saying that they are facing a lot of on sites and teeth closed in d, r. c. and uganda. obviously this is a developing story is you're going to be coming back to you as we get more details on it. but for now, catherine, so i from nairobi. thank you very much indeed. well, the delegation of african leaders is going to meet the russian presidents in the coming hours, and they're hoping to lay the groundwork for negotiations between cave and moscow speaking it, a for them is in petersburg on friday, not to be a person want of a wider escalation, i am going to need food. if waste and supplies of age 165 digits are located at a basis outside ukraine and used in hostilities.

the adf has pledged legions to the so called islamic state of the rock in advance. so i so, but we need the true nature and extent of these links to iso are on. it's also considered to be a terrorist group by the united states. one please to now welcome. when he keys, a former leader of the opposition in uganda and a former member of parliament for the cassettes a district. this is the region where the attack took place. you joins me now from cam. paula: perhaps you could maybe tell us 1st the reaction amongst the community that you must know this district, this area quite well. and then also what's being done to relocate the abducted children. thank you, maria. i a statement from compiler. they've got the vendor and of course like you have said, i represented the assistant district in the front of mitchell. you've done that for 15. yes. and there was 30 though your position for 2 years in the pilot. mental uganda. yes, i did. 16th of june. we woke up to a terrifying news of the attack on a new born baby. ruby had stick in this school by a no net tech guys. when we

with the congolese military may have provoked to the group into this attack — if indeed it was the adfhe officials saying it was. but yes, parents will be absolutely desperate now, also knowing that the army says the rebels were in that area for about two days before the attack happened. so some questions about intelligence and why they weren't picked up before the attack took place. but horrific news coming out of western uganda, and it's very reminiscent of some of the attacks that happened way back in the 19905 committed by the adf in that area, largely on schools — possibly because that creates large waves of publicity, but also its possible that they may have been trying to recruit, as well, and seize people. but we're yet to hear whether the ugandan military has had any success as it tries to pursue the rebels across the border and rescue those people who have been abducted. will ross there, you're watching bbc news. the national education union says teachers in england will strike on two more days injuly, in their long—running dispute with the government over pay. the national e

just tell us a little bit more about the background of these adf rebels.now about them? these rebels were originally ugandan. in the 1990s, they fought against the yoweri museveni government, led by a man called jamil mukulu. at the time, they used to attack communities, attack buses, attack schools. and in 1998, they attacked a technical school, and burnt to death over 80 students, and took about a hundred others at the time. later, they were pushed out of uganda into drc. and they've been looting, killing and rampaging all these years in that area. and in 2021, they were blamed for a series of suicide bomb attacks in kampala. and at the time, the kinshasa government then invited uganda to go into eastern drc and pursue them. that operation is still going on. but they seem to be still able to carry out these horrific attacks. now, let's return to our live coverage of the trooping the colour parade as it gets under way in london. let's show you the scene right now. king charles is due to arrive at horse guards parade in the city centre anytime soon, where

even though the adf has carried out attacks here in uganda before, most notably in 2021 when several suicide attacks here in the capital of kampala were blamed on the adf, and the ugandan military and the democratic republic of congo military launched joint -- it's claimed some defections, some child soldiers who were rescued and getting rehabilitated. it's now a brazen attack from across the border into western uganda. a small town. it's a school they didn't expect something like this could happen. but now some really shocking videos and pictures circulating on social media. they're too graphic and cnn has decided not to show any pictures because we would have to blur everything to bring them to you. but that shows the scale and just the gravity of this attack that happened in a secondary school in the border town between uganda and the democratic republic of congo. we're waiting to hear a statement from the president, who has previously said that the adf is nothing and that the uganda military would stamp it out like it has done with other armed groups. but the adf is one of the ar

just tell us a little bit more about the background of these adf rebels.we know about them? the adf rebels. what more do we know about them?— about them? the rebels were oriainall about them? the rebels were originally ugandan. _ about them? the rebels were originally ugandan. in - about them? the rebels were originally ugandan. in the - about them? the rebels were - originally ugandan. in the 1990s, they fought against the government. at the time, they attacked buses, attacked schools, and in 1998 they attacked schools, and in 1998 they attacked a technical school and burnt to death over 80 students and took about 100 others at the time. later, they were pushed out of uganda into the drc, and they have been looting, killing and rampaging all these years in that area. in 2021, they were blamed for a series of suicide bomb attacks in kampala, and at the time the government was then invited... that operation is still going on but they seem to still going on but they seem to still be able to carry out these horrific attacks.— still be able to carry out these

the president has previously said that the adf is nothing. they will be defeated, that the military has stamped out other armed groups but the adf started here in uganda in 1995, 1996 and then crossed over into the eastern part of congo. it is now said to be one of the most dangerous, one of the deadliest of the armed groups that operates in the eastern part of congo. this now -- this latest attack shocking the nation and showing the fear that these armed groups pose not just in the eastern drc but in the west. >> reporting there on breaking development. thank you. >>> russia's president said that he now has nuclear weapons on stand by and that's where putin launched his invasion of ukraine more than a year ago. speaking friday putin boasted about the number of nukes russia has. >> we have more of these weapons than nato countries do. they know that and they keep telling us to start negotiations on reductions. you know what? they can shove it. >> he said there's a serious danger of nato being drawn further into the war by supplying military w

are believed to have fled into the room got national talk in eastern democratic republic of congo. adf is based in benny territory in norfolk, you will province that board as the congo and west and uganda. the monday that cannot send me that of what we have sent helicopters to look for the rebels and bring back the children who have been abducted. the group had its roots in west, in uganda, in 19 nineties, where it was fighting for more rights for muslims. it was pushed out of the country by the military, changed its name and has been in benny for more than 20 years. and recently pledge allegiance to i. so the uganda government with the outcome with his partners have established what they call well patients to job, which is emily to join me leads your patient. i guess the idea of i'm in the past few months, we have seen it manual on the bible patients. who do i don't know why? because uh, by the, i guess the adf on when they are and that these kind of plays out, they didn't start to start attacking civilians. when most of the talks have been on, kimberly sewing you've done that has see

we see, we still see, or we are able to see um, you know, adf, adf, hiring out these praise and a top thousands of people in the r c had been killed, others have been displaced, and you know, people continue to leave and be a, and now with these to talk and side uh, you know, you've done that. uh people are facing a lot of upsetting tea. caffeine, solely reporting from that. roby. thank you very much, catherine. this spring and beloved mccarthy is a columnist of the daily trust newspaper and senior fellow of the tony blair institute for global change. he joins us today from kampala. thank you for being with us. tell us more about this group. the allied democratic forces, the group that's accused of carrying out this, this attack so that i will graduate courses is unfortunately brendan group that was formed in the id nineties in order to because the uganda government and this group was then glad to push to the eastern part of the congo where they had been rich and have worked out for the past 2 and a half decades. and of course the group was initiated the or the genetic he's not in his

adf rebels have been operating from inside the drc for the past two decades.respondent patience athuraire is in kampala and following developments. we understand the rebels crossed over from the border on the we understand the rebels crossed overfrom the border on the drc we understand the rebels crossed over from the border on the drc side and crossed into uganda. the school is said to be about less than two kilometres from the border, as they would have reached it quite quickly. it is a huge trading area. it is quite an urban setting. we understand among the dead might also be some members of the community, it appears that the rebels also detonated some bombs. we understand the ugandan army already had a presence in liberia, both on the uganda side and the drc side since 2021. trained to fight these very rebels. so it is quite shocking that this kind of attack happened on ugandan soil. the idea of a rebel group with origins in uganda, their leader is in prison in uganda. he has been on trial for a while having been arrested in tanzania a few years ago. in th

adf rebels have been operating from inside the drc for the past two decades.e death toll unfortunately has increased to about a0 students. the school is said to have had a population of over 60 students, most of them were boarding students, they lived at the school. and last night, the rebels are said to have shown up at around 11:30, and attacked the students. a ugandan army commander in the region has just told the media that they had intelligence that the rebels were within the border area on the congolese side, for about two days before this attack. so, we understand that they came in, they torched mattresses, most of the boys were unfortunately hacked to death or burned, and a good number of the girls, we understand, were taken alive by the fighters. president putin has confirmed some of russia's tactical nuclear weapons have left the country for the first time since the end of the soviet union, and are now stationed in neighbouring belarus. the us says it's watching developments closely, but says there's no indication the kremlin plans to use them. meanw

the adf were initially led by ugandans and they waged war against the government in the 1990s.ased in that same region in the mountains and they were pushed in the �*90s into the drc. but even then, their methods of operation were very similar to what happened on friday night. they burned villages, attacked travellers on buses, and in 1998, they attacked a technical school and killed about 80 students. they burned their dormitories down as well. in the last couple of decades they have only been based in the eastern drc, except for 2021 when a series of suicide bombs in kampala were blamed on them. the rebels now say they are linked to islamic state. the community has been here before, has been at the hands of this kind of terrorism from the adf and the motive this time seems to be the same, to destabilise the communities and give the security forces that idea to say, you can't fight us, you can't break us down. it is very horrifying that the community is seeing pictures of parents crying, and trying to get care. what age with the children be? here in the uk — a man accused of m

we have no excuse in not hunting down the adf terrorists into extinction.not save them. we are bringing new forces to the uganda side as we continue the hunting on the congo side. united states secretary of state anthony blinken will meet china's top diplomat today, as he concludes a whirlwind visit to beijing. but it still isn't known whether he will meet china's president, xijinping. mr blinken touched down in beijing on sunday morning, and embarked on more than seven and a half hours of talks with his chinese counterpart, foreign minister qin gang. american officials described the talks as candid and constructive, but the only concrete development thus far is a commitment from the two countries to loosen visa restrictions on each other�*s citizens, and to hold more talks in washington. for its part, china's state media reported that... qin gang pointed out that the taiwan issue is the core of china's core interests — the most important issue in sino—us relations, and the most prominent risk. today, mr blinken will meet wang yi, the director of the chines

the rebels responsible for the atrocity are from an islamist extremist group known as the adf.orrespondent dorcas wangira in nairobi and following developments. there has been very little information trickling from the army, however from the last update from an official, that was the major general dick 0lum, who is the major general in charge of the mountain division and also the operation shujaa, he said that after 2a hours the army would have the results since saturday. we have been waiting and they have not been able yet to rescue the six abducted students or capture the rebels. however he has been giving different accounts, like for example he was saying there had been intelligence reports that adf insurgents were present in kasese for two days and there had been a lapse in security. it is quite unfortunate, authorities are still trying to understand what went wrong but residents are saying this is coming in too little too late. because likevar infections have agreed to a new 72 hour ceasefire. according to the sudanese health minister, on behalf of the capital khartoum's h

they say they are part of a group that calls themselves a like democratic forces for adf for a shadowyup that has ties to the islamic state. adf has been launching attacks for years from basis inside eastern congo in a lawless swath of the country, the most infamous of the attacks, 25 years ago in which 80 students were massacred in a town not too far from where this attack happened. uganda's military says they are pursuing militants in eastern congo but the force there is very thick, a difficult place to operate, home to one of africa's largest national parks. at least six people seemingly, all of them kids were affected by rebels in the attack for they fled across the border. you say, how could this happen? this was a boarding school and militants were able to get those enough to the school after they crossed the border and killed the security guards set the schools dormitory on fire. jon: appalling. thank you. here are some other headlines from around the globe in russia, a group of african leaders met with vladimir putin to push for peace in ukraine. envoys met with ukraine's leade

uh, adf. adf itself is uh, is based in, um, many territory in north cube province. uh, but then we also see a lot of attacks even with the presence of the so troops and un peacekeepers as well. we see this a reset. the breeze in the top of by uh, adf, thousands of people in the r c itself have been killed. many are displaced. and now that we've seen this in a talk in uganda itself, people are very worried and very anxious about what's going on. and catherine. so i reporting on this from the roby. thank you very much. the spring and daniel. one bother. he is a lawyer, an expert on government affairs. he joins us from kampala. daniel, 1st your thoughts on this attack? i don't want to. thank you so much. the, the you may be going, uh, any of the, uh, this of the nice uh, keep the strong but you feel like the, you know, the of the assignment, but immediately please hold on the radius. so i put on the phone that was coming from the school. the actual numbers for the we a blind is from is a really bad we, most of that, i think the, on the whole goes to your children. the

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i democratic forces the adf, as you said, for this attack. what do we know about this group? of the, the so called allied democratic forces formed in the ninety's. and it's created a lot of hub, okay, that's the federal region of western. you've gotten back just next to the board though with the democratic republic of congo, a board. it shows a good tons and you managed to address the lead to a quite jemima and handed them over to that you've gotten into. so it is, and it's still in custody, but that does not stop this group from creating a new lead to should be no part rating main name, the force of the democratic republic of come away. you've got an extra good permission to go there and hunt them down into possibly of course you may not have the talk to the talk to school like that 25 years ago. bunch of dimitra, cute, a to students and objects it over $100.00 dw is nearly as montgomery from kampala. thank you very much. the sports news in tennis district got open final saw the us is francis t f. o. take on germany's young glen. it's 12 3rd seats. yeah. eventually clinched

the adf began as an uprising in uganda, but has been based in eastern congo since the late 19 ninety's. the ukraine's president's has ruled out those jasons as russia during a meeting with the african leaders on admission to book a piece that i gave. shouldn't match present little mess and then scan keys. he told them piece stokes are only possible if must go withdrawals. it's forces from ukraine's territory. us secretary of state onto the blank can is traveling to china on today to for magic visit. it will be the highest ranking us government official to visit china since to abide and took office. and the trip was postponed. dr. suspected chinese spine, but he entered us space in the u. n. n. a agencies of cool for urgent action to prevent more tragedies off this thinking of a migrant. both of greece on wednesday of the $750.00 people that for these to be on board. those rescued have been transferred to a migrant ma, these foreign minister has off the you end to end. it's peace keeping mission the following up to the, the ups comments of the u. n. the head of the un mission in law, th

authorities say the allied democratic forces, adf, an armed group linked to isis, attacked this highfriday night. distraught neighbors speechless as police try to piece together what happened. a heavy security presence, but for many here, too little too late. dozens of people were brutally murdered, most of them students, some as young as 13. staffer brenda masika heard it all. >> the students crying, "jesus, jesus, jesus." i hid in my room. i tried to open my room. >> reporter: this man says he lost four relatives. >> we are still in shock. people are crying. everyone is in shock. and the schools around, there are like five schools. they have already released the students who were in the section. >> reporter: survivors are being treated at a nearby hospital with some said to be in critical condition. the ugandan military says it is in hot pursuit of the rebels it calls terrorists, across the border in the democratic republic of congo. they also abducted six students, prompting this apology. >> translator: it's very unfortunate. please forgive us that a mistake happened and our child

the authorities say that the adf, a ugandan group based in the democratic republic of congo, is to blame for the attack. search for survivors ends as questions mount over whether greek authorities could've done more to prevent this week's deadly migrant boat disaster. the distressing incident has left up to 500 people missing, according to the united nations and among those unaccounted for, are large numbers of women and children. a group of african leaders are currently in russia for a crucial meeting with president putin. this comes after their visit to ukraine as part of a peace mission aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict between the two nations. now on bbc news. first hand accounts from veterans of the second world war in episode one of �*we were there'. you were shot at, shelled, bombed, mortared. ..and yelled, "let the bombs go from the aircraft". how many young people did we actually kill? we looked to the aircraft and the whole of the back of it had been shredded with shell splinters. if the sergeant says, _ "jump," you said, "how high?" we just did whatever we were told to d

authority, eyewitnesses and gunmen say that the allied forces of adf attacked the schools and went to the dormitory, the boys dormitory and the girls dormitory, and the girls opened the door and tried to escape, according to the minister, and they were hacked with ma shesties, and at least 20 girls were killed but the boy's dormitory was locked and they were unable to get in and the first video, they through a petro bomb in the boys dormitory and the kids were in there and at least 17 of them are burnt beyond recognition. they will need to do dna analysis to identify those bodies and sends them to their family. a really horrific attack the worst that uganda has seen in decades and the worst carried out since 1998 when there was an attack on another educational institution and people were killed. the people who live in this area are scared for their lives. i want to listen to one person who lives in this area. >> we are in a lot of fear. we do not know how we are going to get help, because it seems like the rebels are amongst us. they come spying and we need a lot of protection. we, th

adf has been launching attacks into uganda for years from bases inside eastern congo, a lawless swaththat country, the most infamous of those attacks 25 years ago in which 80 students were massacred in the town. that's actually not too far from where this attack happened. uganda is military say they pursued the militants into eastern congo, but the forest there, they say, is very dense, very difficult to operate in. at least six people, seemingly all of them kids were abducted by the rebels as they fled back over the border. how could this happen? you ask? well, the attack took place at 11:30 p.m. in the evening. and this was a boarding school. in other words , those students were dead asleep in their dormitory. the militants were able to easily access the school, killing the guards, and they set the dormitory on fire. in london. ryan chilcote, fox news. a weekend rally leads up to president biden's upcoming campaign stops here in the bay area. coming up, see how he's working to win votes. we'll break down new research exposing how renters are struggling across the country. and we'll

the authorities say they were part of a group that calls themselves the allied democratic forces or adf misnomer for a very shadowy extremist group that has ties to the islamic state. adf has, in fact, been launching attacks into congo for years from bases inside eastern congo in a very lawless swath of that country, the most infamous of those attacks actually 25 years ago in which students, 80 students were massacred in a town that is actually not too far from where this attack happened. uganda's military say they're pursuing the militants into eastern congo, but there are very, very hard to operate in, very thick forest. it's actually home to one of the biggest national parks in all of africa. at least 6 people, authorities say -- seemingly all of them kids -- were abducted by the rebels when fled over that border. of you ask yourself, how could this happen? this, aishah, was a boarding school. the attack happened at 1 # 1:30 p.m., i.e., in the dead of night. apparently, the mill a about thes got close enough to the school, they were able to kill the security guards, and then they pro