Salamati Civil War

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)

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