Salamati Civil War: Difference between revisions

Salamati Civil War
	; Tank in a street of Dar Al Hamma, 1994.
Date	April 10th, 1993 – January 29th, 1999 ; (5 years, 9 months, 2 weeks and 5 days)
Location	Salamat
Result	Victory of governmental forces ; Dissolution of the terrorist groups
Belligerents
Salamat ; Supported by : ; Gassasinia	Armed Islamic Movement (AIM) ; Armed Islamic Group (AIG) ; Jama'at Lilda'wat 'Ala Tariq Al Salaf Wal Islam ; Jama'at Alinqadh Al Islami fi Salamat ; Majmu'at Al Shuhada Al Islam (dissolved in 1997) ; Supported by :
Commanders and leaders
Mohammed Jandubi ; Malik Khayri † ; Amine Benbahlil ; Abdallah Khalifun Al Massajat ; Janub Mohamed Al Jumiyin ; Hafidh Qaddiri ; Moussa Wahibi ; Hakim Lamine Khamim ;	Mohammed Al Mahdi Al Haqqum † ; Malik Al Warae Al Salaf ; Abdelmalek Huqmi † ; Michal An Najm Al Wahhab † ; Anwar Khuliq ; Habib Al Muhayni ; Samir Al Wahhab †
Strength
320 000 men 200 000 men (in 1995); 120 000 men in local militias;	7 000 men (in 1994) ; 60 000 men(in 1995) ; 12 000 men (in 1998)
Casualties and losses
22 744 military deaths, 76 384 civilian deaths, 40 000 refugees, 1 million displaced	12 000 deaths (estimated)

Revision as of 13:50, 25 June 2022

The Salamati Civil War is a conflict opposing the Salamati government and islamist groups.

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