内容摘要：They quickly came up with another plan: taking Pennywise to Palm Beach Equine Clinic in Wellington, where the scan was performed on equipment designed for horses.

They quickly came up with another plan: taking Pennywise to Palm Beach Equine Clinic in Wellington, where the scan was performed on equipment designed for horses.

Some European diplomats are mobilizing on behalf “the negative and traitorous groups opposed” to the government of President Yoweri Museveni, the military said in a statement.The statement singled out the German ambassador, Matthias Schauer, charging that “the intelligence services are aware about his clearly undiplomatic practices that have been taking place in different parts of the country for some time now.”

That statement was issued by Col. Chris Magezi, a close associate of Gen. Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the president’s son who also serves as Uganda’s top military commander.Kainerugaba’s military rise has been a source of concern among Ugandans who believe he is poised to take over from Museveni in a chaotic political transition. Kainerugaba frequently asserts his wish to succeed his father as president of the east African country, alarming Ugandans who don’t want to see hereditary rule.Kainerugaba has gained notoriety most recently for his unpredictable posts on the social platform X. He has threatened to behead Bobi Wine, a prominent opposition figure, and he drew widespread criticism earlier this month for reporting the apparent torture in his “basement” of Wine’s bodyguard, who was missing at the time.

Schauer, the German ambassador, is among a group of European diplomats who complained about Kainerugaba in a meeting on Thursday with Gen. Salim Saleh, a retired army officer who is Kainerugaba’s uncle and an influential member of Uganda’s security apparatus. Saleh apologized for Kainerugaba’s provocative posts on X, according to reports in the local press.The strong response from Kainerugaba’s press office on Friday marks an escalation in relations between the Ugandan government and diplomats it accuses of meddling.

It was not immediately possible to get a comment from Schauer or Jan Sadek, the top EU diplomat in Uganda.

The EU has repeatedly urged Ugandan authorities to protect civil liberties ahead of presidential elections next year.The dead also included a photographer and two young women just starting out in the music industry.

Here’s what to know about the victims and the crash:Shapiro, 42, got into music playing in a band he founded with friends while in high school, called Count with Stars.

But it was the connections he made that made him successful, more than the music he played.Shapiro helped bring the underground $10-a-show alternative scene of the 2010s to the mainstream. He also was huge in creating a community, said Mike Shea, founder of Alternative Press Magazine.