O țară vrea ca armata ei să facă 5 ani de lecții de limba rusă. Care este motivul

Uganda is considering a five-year agreement with Russia for military personnel to continue learning Russian, enhancing ties with Moscow. This initiative, proposed by Russian General Sergei Marciuk, aims to strengthen military cooperation through language training and infrastructure projects. Museveni expressed support for the plan, which builds on existing military collaboration, including recent Russian military aid valued at $53 million. The agreement reflects Uganda's historical relationship with Russia, dating back to the Bolshevik Revolution, and aligns with Russia's broader military engagement in Africa.