Tirikan Genocide

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Tirikan Genocide
Part of Syraranto civil war
Ruins of Sinjar in July of 2019, following war with the Islamic State 09.jpg
Ruins of a Gurriana village outside Tirikan after a crackdown by regime forces
LocationWestern Syraranto
DateMay 11 2020 - March 1 2022
TargetGurriana
Attack type
Genocide, mass murder, starvation
Deaths90,000 - 118,000
PerpetratorsTasoulas regime

The Tirikan Genocide (also sometimes known as the Gurriana Genocide or the Tirikan Massacre) was the systematic mass murder over 110,000 ethnic Gurriana people carried out in Tirikan and adjoining regions in western Syraranto by the forces of Kyriakos Tasoulas just prior to and during the country's civil war. The starting date is disputed, though conventionally held to be May 11th, 2020, when regime forces instituted a crackdown on demonstrators who were protesting Tasoulas' government.

Background

Previous targeting of Gurriana

1800s

1900s

Prelude to civil war

Massacres

Discovery and investigation

Classification as genocide

International response