Great Bakran War
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| Great Bakran War | ||||||||
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Khatrana Wasina Ramida Dakol Ogharistan Caliphate |
Bakra Caraq Union Progressive Front for Khatrana |
Non-Aligned States:  Apelia | ||||||
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Sufyaan al-Ebrahimi Nabeeh al-Sabet Asad al-Mirza Bilaal Rahimi |
Munsif al-Ahsan Abdut Tawwab Arafat Badr al-Shaheed  Prashant Heravdakar |
Shamil Abdulleyev Behrad Rashidi Daleel ibn Safi Aasim al-Pashia Hamad el-Rad Jaabir Karam | ||||||
The Great Bakran War, known variously in the Caraqi world as the Bakran Liberation War (Caraqi: حرب التحرير ال-بكريا Harb Al-Tahrir Al-Bakrya) or the Bakran Defense War (حرب الدفاع ال-بكريا Harb Al-Difae Al-Bakryu), was a multinational armed conflict fought among the Caraqi nations, Mahsadar, and Bhasar, which later also saw CSO intervention. War was ignited in 1995 with the Islamist invasion of Bakra, which quickly swelled into a multi-front conflict spanning the entirety of the Caraqi world. Each faction received varying amounts of international support.