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Ugandan police say 21 people have been arrested in connection with the killings of two suicide bombers, according to ISIL.

Ugandan police have shot dead five suspected and arrested 21 people, officials say. two suicide bombers was charged by the ISIL (ISIS) group which killed three people.

Terrorist police in the west have killed “four suspected terrorists in Ntoroko crossing the DRC,” police spokesman Fred Enanga told a news conference Thursday.

A fifth man, Sheikh Abas Muhamed Kirevu, died near the island when he was about to arrive, and Enanga said Kirevu was the head of the Kampala-based national tribunal.

Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck.

The ADF, a Ugandan terrorist group, is accused of killing thousands of people in eastern DRC.

Tuesday’s explosion in Kampala’s capital came just minutes after two suicide bombers appeared to be “boda boda” motorcyclists detonating a device near the parliament building, while a third bomber struck shortly after noon in front of a police station.

Two terrorists have killed at least three people and injured 33 others, most recently in East Africa.

The ADF is said to have blown up a cluster of nails and small explosives that exploded near a popular restaurant in Kawempe district in Kampala last month.

The group has been protesting against the rule of former President Yoweri Museveni, the US counterpart who was the first African leader to send peacekeepers to Somalia to protect the federal government from al-Shabab.

Police in riot gear stormed a rally on Friday, removing hundreds of protesters by truck.

Washington in March merged the ADF with ISIL, which in 2019 began announcing that the ADF was attacking the media, portraying the group as a regional entity – Islamic State Central Africa Province, or ISCAP.