The Ugandan army says that it has killed a senior commander of the Lord's Resistance Army militant¹ group in the Central African Republic (CAR).

乌干达军方称，他们杀死中非共和国境内军事组织圣主抵抗军一位高级指挥官。

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LRA revels are being pursued in DR Congo, the CAR and Sudan

Bok Abudema was killed on Friday along with one of his fighters, while two women found with them were freed, an army spokesman told the BBC.

The army said LRA leader Joseph Kony was moving between the CAR and Sudan.

Ugandan forces have been operating outside the country's borders for a year in a campaign to destroy the LRA.

They have been deployed展开，部署 in northern Democratic Republic Congo and southern Sudan as well as the CAR to track down追捕 the LRA, which once operated in northern Uganda.

Army spokesman Lt Col Felix Kulayigye said that Mr Kony was moving between the CAR and Darfur in southern Sudan in order to escape Ugandan army patrols.

Bok Abudema is only one of a number of senior LRA commanders who have been cornered and killed, says the BBC's Africa editor, Martin Plaut.

Others have surrendered but the LRA is scattered⁴ across a remote region of dense⁵ forests and swamps沼泽，湿地, savannah大草原，热带草原 and deserts - ideal territory for guerrilla游击队 operations, our editor says.

Last month the UN human rights commissioner⁶, Navi Pillay, demanded the capture of LRA leaders for crimes against humanity and gave details of the killings⁸, torture and rape⁹ of hundreds of civilians¹⁰ by the rebels.

She accused the movement of killing⁷ at least 1,200 civilians between September 2008 and June 2009.