Allied Democratic Forces insurgency in Uganda

Target entity: Allied Democratic Forces insurgency in Uganda
Context triple: [Allied Democratic Forces, activeInConflict, Allied Democratic Forces insurgency in Uganda]

• A. Ugandan Bush War
  The Ugandan Bush War was a protracted guerrilla conflict (1981–1986) that brought Yoweri Museveni’s National Resistance Army to power in Uganda and shaped the rise of several future regional leaders.
• B. Uganda–Tanzania War
  The Uganda–Tanzania War was a 1978–1979 conflict in which Tanzania overthrew Idi Amin’s Ugandan regime after Ugandan forces invaded Tanzanian territory.
• C. Lord's Resistance Army insurgency
  The Lord's Resistance Army insurgency was a brutal, long-running rebel conflict in northern Uganda and surrounding regions, marked by mass abductions, child soldiers, and atrocities against civilian populations.
• D. Ituri conflict
  The Ituri conflict was a brutal ethnic and resource-driven war in northeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, marked by widespread atrocities between rival militias and severe humanitarian crises in the early 2000s.
• E. Kivu conflict
  The Kivu conflict is a prolonged, multi-sided armed struggle in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo involving government forces, rebel groups, and foreign actors, driven by ethnic tensions, control of mineral resources, and regional power dynamics.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Allied Democratic Forces insurgency in Uganda
Target entity description: The Allied Democratic Forces insurgency in Uganda is a long-running Islamist rebel campaign marked by guerrilla attacks, massacres, and displacement primarily in western Uganda and the broader Great Lakes region.

• A. Ugandan Bush War
  The Ugandan Bush War was a protracted guerrilla conflict (1981–1986) that brought Yoweri Museveni’s National Resistance Army to power in Uganda and shaped the rise of several future regional leaders.
• B. Uganda–Tanzania War
  The Uganda–Tanzania War was a 1978–1979 conflict in which Tanzania overthrew Idi Amin’s Ugandan regime after Ugandan forces invaded Tanzanian territory.
• C. Lord's Resistance Army insurgency
  The Lord's Resistance Army insurgency was a brutal, long-running rebel conflict in northern Uganda and surrounding regions, marked by mass abductions, child soldiers, and atrocities against civilian populations.
• D. Ituri conflict
  The Ituri conflict was a brutal ethnic and resource-driven war in northeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, marked by widespread atrocities between rival militias and severe humanitarian crises in the early 2000s.
• E. Kivu conflict
  The Kivu conflict is a prolonged, multi-sided armed struggle in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo involving government forces, rebel groups, and foreign actors, driven by ethnic tensions, control of mineral resources, and regional power dynamics.
• F. None of above. chosen