Chad–Sudan conflict

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The Chad–Sudan conflict was a series of armed confrontations and proxy wars between Chad and Sudan, heavily influenced by cross-border rebel movements and the broader Darfur crisis in the 2000s.

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Label Occurrences
Chadian–Sudanese proxy war 1
Chad–Sudan conflict canonical 1

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf armed conflict
belligerent Chadian rebel groups
Government of Chad
Government of Sudan
Sudanese rebel groups
ceasefireAgreement Dakar Agreement (2008)
Doha Agreement (2010)
conflictBetween Chad
Sudan
endDate 2010
geopoliticalContext Central Africa
Horn of Africa security dynamics
Sahel region
linked to: Sahel
hasPart Chadian Civil War (2005–2010)
Chadian–Sudanese proxy war
includedEvent Battle of N'Djamena (April 2006)
Battle of N'Djamena (February 2008)
border clashes in 2005
border clashes in 2006
border clashes in 2007
border clashes in 2008
influencedBy Darfur conflict
Darfur genocide
linked to: Darfur conflict
involvedRebelGroup Janjaweed militias
Justice and Equality Movement
Rally of Democratic Forces
Sudan Liberation Army
Union of Forces for Democracy and Development
United Front for Democratic Change
keyLeader Idriss Déby
Omar al-Bashir
mainTheater Darfur
linked to: Darfur region

eastern Chad
western Sudan
mediatedBy African Union
Libya
Qatar
United Nations
peaceRestoredBy normalization of Chad–Sudan relations in 2010
primaryCause cross-border rebel activity
spillover of Darfur conflict
support for insurgent groups
relatedUNMission MINURCAT
UNAMID
resultedIn humanitarian crisis in eastern Chad
large-scale displacement of civilians
refugee flows from Darfur into Chad
severing of diplomatic relations between Chad and Sudan in 2006
startDate 2005

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Chad–Sudan border nearbyConflict Chad–Sudan conflict
Chad–Sudan conflict hasPart Chadian–Sudanese proxy war
linked to: Chad–Sudan conflict