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| combatant2 = [[File:FLA flag.png|23px|border]] [[Free Lyoan Army]] (2012-Present) <br /> [[File:ARL Flag.png|23px|border]] [[Army for the Rescue of Lyoa]] (2004-Present) <br/> [[Nationalist Front (Lyoa)|ex-Nationalist Front]] (2003-2005) | | combatant2 = [[File:FLA flag.png|23px|border]] [[Free Lyoan Army]] (2012-Present) <br /> [[File:ARL Flag.png|23px|border]] [[Army for the Rescue of Lyoa]] (2004-Present) <br/> [[Nationalist Front (Lyoa)|ex-Nationalist Front]] (2003-2005) | ||
<br /> '''Supported by:''' <br/> [[File:SenvarianLiberationFront.png|23px|border]] [[Senvarian Liberation Front]] <br/> [[Mara Salvatrucha]] | <br /> '''Supported by:''' <br/> [[File:SenvarianLiberationFront.png|23px|border]] [[Senvarian Liberation Front]] <br/> [[Mara Salvatrucha]] | ||
| combatant2a = [[Lyoan Liberation Forces]] (2014- | | combatant2a = [[Lyoan Liberation Forces]] (2014-2020) <br/> [[January 5th Movement]] (2020-Present) | ||
| combatant3 = [[Alliance for Liberation and Restoration]] (2020-Present) <br/> [[Patriotic Alliance of Revolutionary Forces]] (2007-2018) <br /> [[File:Lyoa Flag.png|23px|border]] [[Tulossa Loyalist Insurgency|Tulossa loyalists]] (2003-Present) | | combatant3 = [[Alliance for Liberation and Restoration]] (2020-Present) <br/> [[Patriotic Alliance of Revolutionary Forces]] (2007-2018) <br /> [[File:Lyoa Flag.png|23px|border]] [[Tulossa Loyalist Insurgency|Tulossa loyalists]] (2003-Present) | ||
| combatant3a = [[Lyoan Integrationist Front]] (2003-2017) <br /> [[Movement for Change and Stability]] (2003-2011) <br /> ex-LIF (2019-2020) | | combatant3a = [[Lyoan Integrationist Front]] (2003-2017) <br /> [[Movement for Change and Stability]] (2003-2011) <br /> ex-LIF (2019-2020) | ||
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| units3 = | | units3 = | ||
| strength1 = >100,000 LNDF personnel | | strength1 = >100,000 LNDF personnel | ||
| strength2 = ~ | | strength2 = ~1,000 (FLA) <br /> ~100 (ARL) <br /> ~200 (LLF) | ||
| strength3 = ~2,500 (PARF, 2007) <br /> ~1,000 (LIF, 2009) <br /> ~900 (MCS, 2009) | | strength3 = ~2,500 (PARF, 2007) <br /> ~1,000 (LIF, 2009) <br /> ~900 (MCS, 2009) | ||
| casualties1 = Unknown | | casualties1 = Unknown | ||
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| Northern Lyoa Conflict | ||||||||
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| Part of Lyoan Armed Conflict | ||||||||
 Rebel fighters of the FLA in 2013. | ||||||||
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| Belligerents | ||||||||
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Supported by:  Creeperopolis |
Supported by:  Senvarian Liberation Front Mara Salvatrucha |
Alliance for Liberation and Restoration (2020-Present) Patriotic Alliance of Revolutionary Forces (2007-2018)  Tulossa loyalists (2003-Present) | ||||||
United Self-Defense Movement (2014-Present)  FRENAMI-EDPL (2020-Present) |
Lyoan Liberation Forces (2014-2020) January 5th Movement (2020-Present) |
Lyoan Integrationist Front (2003-2017) Movement for Change and Stability (2003-2011) ex-LIF (2019-2020) | ||||||
| Commanders and leaders | ||||||||
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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 |
~1,000 (FLA) ~100 (ARL) ~200 (LLF) |
~2,500 (PARF, 2007) ~1,000 (LIF, 2009) ~900 (MCS, 2009) | ||||||
| Casualties and losses | ||||||||
| Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | ||||||
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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.