The cake is a lie.
--print-uris does *NOT* print the URIs an "apt update" is bound to use.
It can't because it doesn't download any file and it would need to
download at least the (current) InRelease file to answer that. So what
it does is print the URIs it would download IF everything would exist
and be advertised in the (In)Release file.
The option is from a time the answer was a lot easier to answer (a long
time ago), but nowadays apt supports too many optional features which
are handled at runtime to make accurate predictions (especially) about
the future.
So, your problem is elsewhere. Please check what "update" says. What a
following install command says and verify that the deb file it wants to
download actually exists. "~Ubuntu" in the version seems kinda strange…
usually its lowercase. Either is fine, but consistency is key: apt as
most tools in Linux is case-sensitive. Anyway, with the current set of
information we can only make very wild guesses.
** Changed in: apt (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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