BREAKING: UGANDA DECLARES WAR AGAINST KENYA OVER INDIAN OCEAN AND MOMBASA PORT скачать в хорошем качестве

BREAKING: UGANDA DECLARES WAR AGAINST KENYA OVER INDIAN OCEAN AND MOMBASA PORT

Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has reignited the debate over Uganda’s access to the Indian Ocean, arguing that landlocked states should not be denied maritime routes and stating that the ocean “belongs to me”. In response, Kenya’s Foreign Affairs Minister Musalia Mudavadi has assured that Kenya will not deny access for Uganda (or other landlocked neighbours) to use Kenyan ports. The situation raises bigger questions about regional trade, logistics, defence strategy and how landlocked states engage with coastal neighbours in the East African Community. For Uganda, access to the ocean is not just economic but also strategic in terms of security and naval capability. The tone of the debate has been strong: Uganda has warned of future conflicts if access is blocked, while Kenya has emphasised adherence to international conventions and the importance of revenue from its ports. In short: A potentially pivotal moment in East African trade and diplomacy, with ripples both economic and geopolitical. Hashtags: #EastAfrica #KenyaUganda #IndianOcean #LandlockedAccess #MaritimeRights #RegionalTrade #EAC #Uganda #Kenya #OceanAccess #Geopolitics #TradeRoutes #MaritimeSecurity