About: Central African conflicts (Vladimir's Scenario)

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The Central African conflicts were a series of conflicts beginning generally around 2009 throughout Central African countries, such as the Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of Mali, and Federal Republic of Nigeria. They included the rise of rebel groups and instability throughout those countries, and saw increased civilian casualties.

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rdf:type	Military conflict
rdfs:label	Central African conflicts (Vladimir's Scenario)
rdfs:comment	The Central African conflicts were a series of conflicts beginning generally around 2009 throughout Central African countries, such as the Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of Mali, and Federal Republic of Nigeria. They included the rise of rebel groups and instability throughout those countries, and saw increased civilian casualties.
Strength	25(xsd:integer) Unknown, estimated 80,000—90,000 militants
dcterms:subject	Wars Vladimir's Scenario Central Africa Central African Republic DR Congo
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Partof	Second Cold War (Vladimir's Scenario)
Date	c. ? 2009 — September 2015
Commander	25(xsd:integer) Many, including: *Joseph Kony
Casualties	At least 35,000 killed At least 7,000 killed
Result	Destruction of most rebel groups, establishment/preservation of governments
combatant	25(xsd:integer) ---- Logistical support only: Various militant and rebel groups, including: M23 Movement Islamic Republic of Central Africa Lord's Resistance Army Boko Haram
Place	Mainly Central Africa ----
Causes	Various depending on region Dissatisfaction with ruling regimes *Religious and/or ethnic hatred ----
Conflict	Central African conflicts
abstract	The Central African conflicts were a series of conflicts beginning generally around 2009 throughout Central African countries, such as the Central African Republic, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Republic of Mali, and Federal Republic of Nigeria. They included the rise of rebel groups and instability throughout those countries, and saw increased civilian casualties.

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