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Uganda Reverses Boycott to Compete in Birmingham Invictus Games

September 14, 2026 by Thomas Caldwell
Uganda Reverses Boycott to Compete in Birmingham Invictus Games

Uganda’s military will participate in Prince Harry’s Invictus Games next year in Birmingham after Buckingham Palace reassured leaders that King Charles III holds no objections.

Categories News Tags Buckingham Palace, Defence Forces, Invictus Games, King Charles III, Prince Harry

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