Northern Lyoa Conflict

Northern Lyoa Conflict
Part of Lyoan Armed Conflict
Rebel fighters of the FLA in 2013.
Date 2003-present Location Northern Lyoa Status Ongoing Lyoan Integrationist Front and Movement for Change and Stability demobilize. Government defeats PARF rebellion. FLA, LLF, and ARL still active.
Belligerents
Lyoa Lyoa National Defense Force Supported by: Creeperopolis	Free Lyoan Army (2012-Present) Army for the Rescue of Lyoa (2004-Present) ex-Nationalist Front (2003-2005) Supported by: Senvarian Liberation Front Mara Salvatrucha	Patriotic Alliance of Revolutionary Forces (2007-2018) Tulossa loyalists (2003-Present)
United Self-Defense Movement (2014-Present)	Lyoan Liberation Forces (2014-Present)	Lyoan Integrationist Front (2003-2017) Movement for Change and Stability (2003-2011) ex-LIF (2019-Present)
Commanders and leaders
Kemoh Foday (from 2012) Joseph Kyundu (to 2012) Marcil Yantanda (to 2006)	Olivier Tamboa (FLA commander) Charles Myanga (ARL commander) Alphonse Addame (LLF commander)	Caesar Yituramana (PARF commander) Istin Gabano (LIF commander) Jean-Pierre Mdatan (MCS commander)
Strength
>100,000 LNDF personnel	~500 (FLA) ~100 (ARL) ~200 (LLF)	~2,500 (PARF, 2007) ~1,000 (LIF, 2009) ~900 (MCS, 2009)
Casualties and losses
Unknown	Unknown	Unknown
Note: Casualty figures are hard to accurately determine due to lack of information.

The Northern Lyoa Conflict is an ongoing war in the north of the Republic of Lyoa that began in 2003, immediately following the Lyoan Civil War.