Insurgency in M'biruna

Insurgency in M'biruna
Part of the M'biruna Civil War
Daoan Peacekeepers conversing with surrendering rebels.
Date 12 April 2007 - 19 December 2007 Location M'biruna Result MPFM Victory Disarmament of major rebel groups Internal M'birunan borders stabilized Nkomo Accords partially implemented Continued ethnic tensions between M'birunans and Agysimbans
Factions
M'biruna Agysimba MPFF Daobac Kaojiang	Rogue militias and rebels CCU Ingubu Militia KP Amaveni Militia Agysimban Rebel 1 Agysimban Rebel 2 Agysimban Rebel 3 Covert support M'birunan Military
Commanders and leaders
Commander A Commander B Commander C	Commander A Commander B Commander D Commander E Commander F
Strength
Military - TBD Troops - TBD Troops	TBD
Casualties and losses
TBD	TBD
Approximately XXX civilians killed

The Insurgency in M'biruna, also known as the M'birunan Insurgency, was an eight month long armed insurgency that began on April 2007 in M'biruna, almost immediately after the signing and ratification of the Nkomo Accords. The conflict was fought largely by the Ingubu aligned Cha Cha Ungalakothi (CCU) Militia alongside its allies, against the Multinational Peacekeeping Force M'biruna, the latter being an international peacekeeping and humanitarian taskforce that was deployed to M'biruna as part of the peace process of the M'birunan Civil War. The insurgency was the direct result of the the provisions of the Nkomo Accords, a peace treaty that was signed by the government of M'biruna and the separatist Agysimban rebels. The rootcause of the insurgency included disagreements among both M'birunan and Agysimban militias on the various provisions of the Nkomo Peace accords. Two of the most commonly rejected provisions include the disarmament of all militia and rebel groups that were not recognized in the accords as well as the reorganization of M'biruna's administrative division.

Factions

Multinational Peacekeeping Force M'biruna

See also: Multinational Peacekeeping Force M'biruna