Tulossa Loyalist Insurgency

Tulossa Loyalist Insurgency
Part of Lyoan Armed Conflict
Aftermath of a bombing by Tulossa loyalist insurgents.
Date 2002-Present Location Lyoa Status Ongoing All loyalist-held settlements captured by 2003. Demobilization of the Revolutionary Restoration Brigades. Continued low-level insurgency.
Belligerents
Lyoa Lyoa National Defense Force Supported by: Creeperopolis	Laurent Tulossa Loyalists Military Command Council for National Restoration Revolutionary Restoration Brigades (2002-2011) April 14th Brigade Other militias
Commanders and leaders
Kemoh Foday (from 2012) Joseph Kyundu (to 2012) Marcil Yantanda (to 2006)	Various rebel commanders
Strength
>100,000	Hundreds
Casualties and losses
1,000+ killed 30,000+ displaced

The Tulossa Loyalist Insurgency is an ongoing conflict in Lyoa between security forces and those loyal to former president Laurent Tulossa, that began in 2002. The insurgency began after the Revolutionary United Forces overthrew the government during the Lyoan Civil War. Tulossa fled the country but elements of his former military and supporters began an armed campaign against the new RUF government.