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| status = Active, [[ELN insurgency of Agōmòlām|fighting in Agōmòlām]] | | status = Active, [[ELN insurgency of Agōmòlām|fighting in Agōmòlām]] | ||
| size = 8,000 (1985)<br>3,000 (2000)<br>15,000-20,000 ([[Wallenland Defence Forces|WDF]] estimations in January, 2024) | | size = 8,000 (1985)<br>3,000 (2000)<br>15,000-20,000 ([[Wallenland Defence Forces|WDF]] estimations in January, 2024) | ||
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The '''Workers' Liberation Front''' or ''' | The '''Workers' Liberation Front''' or '''Exersítò zā Libínàs pā Nohogò''' in [[Olílò language|Olílò]] is an active [[wikipedia:Communism|communist]] [[wikipedia:Guerilla warfare|guerilla insurgency]] group involved in the [[Red War (Wallenland)|Red War]] in the late 20th and early 21st Centuries and the recent [[ELN insurgency of Agōmòlām|insurgency in Agōmòlām]]. The ELN had established the [[United Wallene Workers' Party]] after peace talks in 2010, though it has been outlawed following left-wing militias attacking government structures in September of 2023. The ELN has been classified as a terrorist organisation by the governments of [[Wallenland]] and [[Beleroskov]]. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
==Attacks== | |||
* [[1981 Valhókoà Blue Eye Hotel shooting]] | |||
* [[Assassination of Tiago I]] | |||
* [[1987 Valhókoà Normarkian embassy bombing]] | |||
* [[1988 Valhókoà Besmenian embassy bombing]] | |||
* [[Assassination of Tiago II]] | |||
* [[Gas attacks at Aolòpābándaril]] | |||
* [[2023 Valhókoà Saon Antonio Court bombing]] | |||
* [[2024 Valhókoà Éklo Avenue bombing]] | |||
* [[2024 Valhókoà April bombings]] | |||
* [[Valhókoà Beleroskovian hostage crisis]] | |||
==Relations== | ==Relations== | ||
Revision as of 21:40, 30 May 2024
| Workers' Liberation Front | |
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| Enanégepāg Libínàs Nàdegò | |
 The flag of the ELN. | |
| Leader | Adão Éklo'úŕata Roberto Emanuel Oapà Wālolénlòpāhókoà Óscar Paulopāfiolò Kōrdairo Gomes |
| Dates of operation | April 22, 1970-present |
| Country | Wallenland |
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| Major actions |
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| Notable attacks | Several attacks |
| Status | Active, fighting in Agōmòlām |
| Size | 8,000 (1985) 3,000 (2000) 15,000-20,000 (WDF estimations in January, 2024) |
| Means of revenue | Illegal drug smuggling Pillaging |
The Workers' Liberation Front or Exersítò zā Libínàs pā Nohogò in Olílò is an active communist guerilla insurgency group involved in the Red War in the late 20th and early 21st Centuries and the recent insurgency in Agōmòlām. The ELN had established the United Wallene Workers' Party after peace talks in 2010, though it has been outlawed following left-wing militias attacking government structures in September of 2023. The ELN has been classified as a terrorist organisation by the governments of Wallenland and Beleroskov.
History
Attacks
- 1981 Valhókoà Blue Eye Hotel shooting
- Assassination of Tiago I
- 1987 Valhókoà Normarkian embassy bombing
- 1988 Valhókoà Besmenian embassy bombing
- Assassination of Tiago II
- Gas attacks at Aolòpābándaril
- 2023 Valhókoà Saon Antonio Court bombing
- 2024 Valhókoà Éklo Avenue bombing
- 2024 Valhókoà April bombings
- Valhókoà Beleroskovian hostage crisis