Uganda to Withdraw From Invictus Games 'Out of Respect for King Charles'
The country's military chief cited tensions over the 'Harry-Meghan' situation, according to The Guardian.
Uganda is withdrawing from the Invictus Games, the country's military chief, Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, announced in a post on X, The Guardian reported.
Kainerugaba, son of Uganda's president, said the withdrawal was out of respect for King Charles amid division over what he called the "Harry-Meghan nonsense," according to the report.
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- Uganda to withdraw from Invictus Games ‘out of respect for King Charles’, says military chief — The Guardian — World
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