Assembled Nations Mission in Mahana

Assembled Nations Peacekeeping Force in Mahana
Part of Mahanan Civil War
UN Transportbatallion crossing a Pontoon bridge in the Nuragara Province.
Date 16th February 1992-2nd March 1993 Location Mahana Status Disbanded
Commanders and leaders
Flavia Pierle (Eldorado)
Strength
3,690

The Assembled Nations Mission in Mahana (ANMIM) was an Assembled Nations peacekeeping force established under Assembled Nations Security Council Resolution 186 in 1992 to prevent civilian casualty and public fighting during the Mahanan Civil War with violence against civilians being proven against the Misrans. As well as this, the mission was made to contribute to the maintenance and restoration of law and order and to facilitate a return to normal conditions. The mission ended in 1993, following the capitulation of the Misrans and the monarchy in Mahana, with the nation becoming a republic under the newly formed Mahanan Congress. Major General Ryan Stephenson (Delamaria) was the main Force Commander during the mission, only being succeeded by Ingrid Hagi (Suverina) in the final four months of the civil war.

History

In late January 1992, the Republican rebellion group in Mahana provided evidence to the Assembled Nations Security Council of civilian massacre and unfair imprisonment by the Misrans. Following a thorough review of the claims, the ANMIM was created following the Assembled Nations Security Council Resolution 186 to prevent civilian casualty and public fighting during the Mahanan Civil War.

Following conflict within the urban city of Ghobari, the ANSC extended and expanded the mission to prevent further civilian casuality.

Casualties

The total casualties of the mission, as reported at the end of the war was:

• Accidents: 104
• Illnesses: 56
• Malicious acts: 19
• Other: 24