 However, many rebels focused more on looting the area and taking the plunder back to Zaire and Sudan than on fighting the UNLA.The West Nile rebellion was then weakened by internal divisions, however, as parts of the Uganda Army remained loyal to Idi Amin, whereas others wanted to distance themselves from the unpopular old dictator.The latter part of the insurgent army split off, forming the "Uganda National Rescue Front" (UNRF) under Moses Ali, whereas the remaining Amin loyalists were still called the "Ugandan Army" until becoming best known as "Former Uganda National Army" (FUNA).