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[[Lyoan Revolutionary Movement]] (2018-Present) | [[Lyoan Revolutionary Movement]] (2018-Present) | ||
| combatant2a = [[Democratic Army of Lyoa|ex-Democratic Army of Lyoa]] (2003-2006) <br /> [[Ntuganda Group]] (2003-2009) | | combatant2a = [[Democratic Army of Lyoa|ex-Democratic Army of Lyoa]] (2003-2006) <br /> [[Ntuganda Group]] (2003-2009) | ||
| combatant3 = [[ | | combatant3 = [[Islamic Front]] (2010-Present) <br /> [[Allied Republican Forces]] (2006-Present) | ||
| combatant3a = [[Republic of Cantoa]] (2009) | | combatant3a = [[Republic of Cantoa]] (2009) | ||
| combatant4 = [[Holy Resistance Movement]] (2012-Present) | | combatant4 = [[Holy Resistance Movement]] (2012-Present) |
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Eastern Lyoa Conflict | |||||||||
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Part of Lyoan Armed Conflict | |||||||||
Rebels of the HRM pictured in 2018. | |||||||||
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Belligerents | |||||||||
Supported by: Creeperopolis |
National Coalition of Lyoan Opposition Forces (2017-Present) Lyoan Revolutionary Movement (2018-Present) |
Islamic Front (2010-Present) Allied Republican Forces (2006-Present) | Holy Resistance Movement (2012-Present) | ||||||
United Self-Defense Movement (2014-Present) |
ex-Democratic Army of Lyoa (2003-2006) Ntuganda Group (2003-2009) | Republic of Cantoa (2009) | Tulossa loyalists (2003-Present) | ||||||
Commanders and leaders | |||||||||
Kemoh Foday (from 2012) Joseph Kyundu (to 2012) Marcil Yantanda (to 2006) |
August Yakata (NCLOF commander) Jacob Ntiba (LRM commander) William Ntuganda (Ntuganda Group commander) |
Alar Bido (IF commander) Jamusa Bakal (ARF commander) Yanori Amukah (President of Cantoa) | Vincent Okalo (HRM commander) | ||||||
Strength | |||||||||
>100,000 LNDF personnel |
~3,200 (NCLOF) ~1,100 (LRM) ~250 (Ntuganda Group, 2007) |
~400 (IF) ~200 (ARF) ~1,500 (Cantoa, 2009) | ~100 (HRM) | ||||||
Casualties and losses | |||||||||
Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | Unknown | ||||||
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The Eastern Lyoa Conflict is a war in Lyoa that began immediately after the end of the Lyoan Civil War in 2003.