Overview
- Officials say the blast on June 3 targeted worshippers gathered for the Martyrs’ Day commemoration near the Munyonyo shrine
- Ugandan army spokesman Chris Magezi reported that both assailants were armed and one was laden with powerful explosives
- Police chief Abas Byakagaba confirmed that no civilians or bystanders were injured in the explosion
- The two individuals have been linked to the Allied Democratic Forces, a Congo-based rebel group allied with Islamic State
- Founded in the 1990s, the ADF is blamed by the United Nations for thousands of civilian deaths across Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo