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The '''Second Maganskian Civil War''' was an internal armed conflict in [[Maganskia]] fought between the socialist regime of [[Nikolai Yakovich]] and the nationalist government of [[Zdravko Bezrukov]] from 1992 to 1995. Following the [[Svoboda Uprising]] against Premier Yakovich, elements of the military mutinied and seized power in the capital [[Magansk]], swearing allegiance to Bezrukov - the leader of the opposition. The rest of the military quickly fell apart and fractured along political lines. | The '''Second Maganskian Civil War''' was an internal armed conflict in [[Maganskia]] fought between the socialist regime of [[Nikolai Yakovich]] and the nationalist rebel government of [[Zdravko Bezrukov]] from 1992 to 1995. Following the [[Svoboda Uprising]] against Premier Yakovich, elements of the military mutinied and seized power in the capital [[Magansk]], swearing allegiance to Bezrukov - the leader of the opposition. The rest of the military quickly fell apart and fractured along political lines. Pro-Yakovich forces attempted to storm Magansk, triggering wider clashes between loyalist and rebel forces across the [[Nyalkovo Basin]] and ultimately plunging the country into a civil war. | ||
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 VRM armour being deployed to assault MNOA and KVG positions during the Battle of Talnakh, 1994 | |||||||
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 Socialist Maganskia (Yakovich government) |
 Republic of Maganskia (Bezrukov government) | ||||||
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124,000 Total: 100,000 (MNOA) 20,000 (KVG) 4,000 (FSZ) |
130,000 Total: 110,000 (VRM) 15,000 (PNG) 5,000 (SBS) | ||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||
| 62,104 (Killed and wounded) | 33,836 (Killed and wounded) | ||||||
The Second Maganskian Civil War was an internal armed conflict in Maganskia fought between the socialist regime of Nikolai Yakovich and the nationalist rebel government of Zdravko Bezrukov from 1992 to 1995. Following the Svoboda Uprising against Premier Yakovich, elements of the military mutinied and seized power in the capital Magansk, swearing allegiance to Bezrukov - the leader of the opposition. The rest of the military quickly fell apart and fractured along political lines. Pro-Yakovich forces attempted to storm Magansk, triggering wider clashes between loyalist and rebel forces across the Nyalkovo Basin and ultimately plunging the country into a civil war.