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Read around and you'll see other people struggling with other rough edges this game still has. With any luck these will all be ironed out over time, but know that even though this game sits at the top of our ACW list, it's not yet in the state it needs to be in to earn that spot.
You can play out the entire conflict as either the Union or the Confederacy in a campaign that's highly replayable.
Naval warfare is highly abstracted, but the land war is well represented. Apart from some documentation issues around concepts like supply and some bugs, this is actually a pretty decent ACW strategy game and an excellent showing from Lock'n Load.
You should check out our full review for more. The ability to follow individual brigades and their officers throughout the war is one I learned to miss after playing this game.
The map is wonderful, drawing inspiration from old Engineer Corps maps, with unit markers distinctly popping out against the backdrop.
Read our review for more. The WEGO style of play makes running into the enemy challenging and frequently surprising, forcing you to plan well in advance for future offensives.
The chain-of-command in armies can be customized by the player, allowing obsessive micromanagers to truly fine-tune their army. Wargamers with a taste for grand strategy could comfortably find themselves at home with Civil War II.
The Scourge of War series feature some of the most realistic depictions of generalship of the 19 th century, and Chancellorsville is no exception.
The player can take command of different units within either the Union or Confederate forces; from commanding a lone Brigade to commanding the entire army.
Orders given and received are a nice touch, as virtual couriers will arrive with and send out letters you can pen yourself.
Units can be directed to form into specific formations and have several different movement options, including instructions to travel via road and to form into a certain formation type upon arrival.
These options are necessary to success, as the AI may have read ahead in the history book, and will prove to be a fierce opponent.
Chancellorsville was an important prelude to Gettysburg, but is not as frequently covered as the latter. However, if you are looking to get your fix of Chamberlains and Picketts, you may also be interested in Scourge of War: Gettysburg.
Brother against Brother has a great nostalgic feel to it. The sprites and the maps are reminiscent of wargames a generation or two ago, but the game packs several unique features that make it worth mentioning.
Any battle not on the east coast is normally glossed over, so kudos to Western Civilization Software for broadening our collective horizons.
This coupled with a novel movement system, where units can sometimes refuse to move in a representation of orders being jumbled and lost, brings a refreshing yet familiar take on some less covered battles of the war.
Should you not be in the mood for the several scenarios TOAW4 has to offer, there are community scenarios available for download, as well as a scenario editor, so you can finally simulate a brawl at Appomattox Court House.
Read our review of TOAW4 for an idea of how the game as whole plays. In addition, al-Qaeda fighters captured a border post with Saudi Arabia in an attack that killed two soldiers.
On 13 April , Southern militia said they took control of the army base loyal to the Houthis near Balhaf. Although the Houthis took control of Lahij on the road to Aden , resistance continued in the Lahij Governorate.
Ambushes and bombings struck Houthi supply lines to the Aden front , with a land mine killing a reported 25 Houthi fighters on their way to Aden on 28 March On 29 March , 38 were killed in fighting between the Houthis and Sunni tribesmen.
Tribal sources confirmed the death toll, and claimed only 8 of them were from their side, with the other 30 either Houthis or their allies from the Yemeni military.
On 9 April , the Houthis and their allies seized the provincial capital of Ataq. The takeover was facilitated by local tribal chiefs and security officials.
On 22 March , in the province of Ma'rib , 6 members of pro Hadi tribes were killed during fighting against Houthis. The Ethiopian government said the attack appeared to be unintentional.
No injuries at the embassy were reported. On 7 April , armed tribesmen drove off Houthis who had set up a makeshift camp in southern Ibb Governorate and seized their weapons.
Between 17 and 18 April , at least 30 people were killed when the Houthis and allied army units attacked a pro-Hadi military base in Taiz.
The dead included 8—16 pro-Hadi and 14—19 Houthi fighters, [] [] as well as 3 civilians. On the morning of 19 April , 10 more Houthi and four pro-Hadi fighters were killed.
A pro-Hadi official claimed pro-Houthi and 27 tribal fighters had been killed in fighting in Ma'rib province between 2 and 21 April On 16 October , Houthis and allied forces reportedly seized control of a military base in the town of Mukayris, pushing opponents out of southern Bayda.
On 6 January , Hadi loyalists captured the strategic port of Midi District , but insurgents backed by the Houthi government continued making attacks in and around the city.
In response to rumors that Saudi Arabia could intervene in Yemen, Houthi commander Ali al-Shami boasted on 24 March that his forces would invade the larger kingdom and not stop at Mecca , but rather Riyadh.
In a joint statement, the nations of the Gulf Cooperation Council with the exception of Oman said they decided to intervene against the Houthis in Yemen at the request of Hadi's government.
On 21 April , the bombing campaign was officially declared over, with Saudi officials saying they would begin Operation Restoring Hope as a combination of political, diplomatic, and military efforts to end the war.
According to The Independent , AQAP activity on social media as well as the number of terror attacks conducted by them has decreased since the Emirati intervention.
Certification and assurance were announced by US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo stating that maximum efforts are being taken by the Saudi-led coalition to avoid civilian casualties in order to legally authorize the American military to refuel coalition military aircraft and to continue its support.
According to the Guardian news agency, more than 40 Saudi officers have been trained at prestigious British military colleges since the Saudi intervention in Yemen started.
The jets exported by UK have been accused of killing tens of thousands of people and damaging the healthcare system during a crisis.
These figures were revealed a few days after the UK government decided to resume the arms sales to Saudi Arabia, which could be used in the Yemen war, just over a year after the court of appeal ruled them unlawful.
It justified resuming the arms sales stating that only isolated incidents without any pattern have occurred. Six Yemeni citizens had filed a complaint with a judge specialising in crimes against humanity, in Paris.
In Egypt , the Yemeni foreign minister called for an Arab League military intervention against the Houthis.
The Arab League announced the formation of a unified military force to respond to conflict in Yemen and Libya. Since the mids, the United States has been carrying out targeted killings of Al-Qaeda militants in Yemen , although the U.
The Bureau of Investigative Journalism documented strikes in Pakistan and Yemen by since the September 11 attacks , and according to the organization's estimates, between and deaths are believed to have been civilians.
However, Michael Morell , former deputy director of the CIA , affirmed that the numbers were significantly lower. During the civil war in Yemen, drone strikes have continued, targeting suspected leaders of Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula.
The Islamic State IS has proclaimed several provinces in Yemen and has urged its adherents to wage war against the Houthi movement, as well as against Zaydis in general.
On 6 October , IS militants conducted a series of suicide bombings in Aden that killed 15 soldiers affiliated with the Hadi-led government and the Saudi-led coalition.
A five-day ceasefire proposed by Saudi Arabia was accepted by the Houthis and their allies in the military on 10 May The ceasefire was intended to allow the delivery of humanitarian aid to the country.
On the fourth day of the truce, the fragile peace unraveled as fighting broke out in multiple southern governorates. At least three civilians in Aden and 12 in Taiz were killed on 16 May , despite the ceasefire.
Around the same time in reports surfaced in the media suggesting that Oman , which is the only Middle Eastern Monarchy not taking part in the coalition and has a border with Yemen, has presented a 7-point plan to both Houthis and Saudi Arabia.
The Houthis accepted the peace talks and the 7-point plan while Saudi Arabia and the Hadi government refused negotiations with the Houthis.
The head of council pledged to form a full government within days. The southern separatists represented by the Southern Transitional Council were backing the Hadi government against the Houthis, but tensions erupted in January with the separatists accusing the government of corruption and discrimination.
Gun battles erupted in Aden on 28 January after the deadline set by the separatists for Hadi to dismiss his cabinet elapsed.
Pro-STC forces seized a number of government offices, including the Hadi government's headquarters. On 27 September, Kuwait reiterated its willingness to host the parties involved in the Yemen war for another round of peace talks, in order to seek a political solution to the prolonged crisis.
However, the negotiations broke down in August, after they failed to yield a deal between the parties involved in the war.
It was signed in Saudi Arabia and was hailed as a wider political solution to end the multifaceted conflict in Yemen. CNN reported on 8 April that almost 10,, Yemenis were deprived of water, food, and electricity as a result of the conflict.
The report also added per source from UNICEF officials in Yemen that within 15 days, some , people across the country were dislocated, while Oxfam said that more than 10 million Yemenis did not have enough food to eat, in addition to , half-starved children.
Over 13 million civilians were without access to clean water. A medical aid boat brought 2. The UN appealed for the aid, saying 7. On 12 May , Oxfam warned that the five days a humanitarian ceasefire was scheduled to last would not be sufficient to fully address Yemen's humanitarian crisis.
The political analyst Abdulghani al-Iryani affirmed that this tax is: "an illegal levy, mostly extortion that is not determined by the law and the amount is at the discretion of the field commanders".
As the war dragged on through the summer and into the fall, things were made far worse when Cyclone Chapala , the equivalent of a category 2 Hurricane, [] made landfall on 3 November According to the NGO Save the Children , the destruction of healthcare facilities and a healthcare system on the brink of collapse as a result of the war will cause an estimated 10, preventable child deaths annually.
Some 1, children have died as a direct result of the conflict thus far. Even before the war tens of thousands of Yemeni children were dying of preventable causes.
But now, the situation is much worse and an estimated 1, children are dying every week from preventable killers like diarrhea, malnutrition, and respiratory tract infections.
In June a cholera epidemic resurfaced which was reported to be killing a person an hour in Yemen by mid June.
The partial evacuation measure came on the eve of an ICRC worker, a Lebanese national, being killed on 21 April by unknown gunmen in the southwestern city of Taiz.
The ICRC stated, "our current activities have been blocked, threatened and directly targeted in recent weeks, and we see a vigorous attempt to instrumentalize our organization as a pawn in the conflict.
The International Rescue Committee stated in March that at least 9. The cost of tickets provided by Yemenia , Air Djibouti and Queen Bilqis Airways , also put traveling outside Yemen out of reach for many.
On December 3, the International Day of Person's with Disabilities, Amnesty International released a report highlighting how the almost 5-year old Yemen war has left millions of people living with disabilities and excluded from medical attention.
The armed conflict led by Saudi Arabia and UAE as part of the former's coalition in the Arab nation against Houthis and terror groups, has given birth to the worst humanitarian crisis, as stated by the United Nations.
Humanitarian aid provided to Houthi-controlled Yemen will be scaled-down in March because donors doubt if it's actually reaching the people in need, UN official said.
The informal detention facility, controlled by Yemeni authorities affiliated with the UAE-backed Southern Transitional Council , is grossly overcrowded and was deprived of health care facilities.
According to Farea Al-Muslim , direct war crimes have been committed during the conflict; for example, an IDP camp was hit by a Saudi airstrike, while Houthis have sometimes prevented aid workers from giving aid.
Human Rights Watch HRW wrote that the Saudi-led air campaign that began on 26 March , had "conducted airstrikes in apparent violation of the laws of war , such as the March 30 attack on a displaced person camp in Mazraq, northern Yemen, that struck a medical facility and a market".
HRW also said that the Houthis had "unlawfully deployed forces in densely populated areas and used excessive force against peaceful protesters and journalists".
In addition, HRW said that by providing logistical and intelligence assistance to coalition forces, "the United States may have become a party to the conflict, creating obligations under the laws of war".
Humanitarian Coordinator for Yemen, Johannes van der Klaauw, said that air strikes by the Saudi-led coalition on Sa'ada city in Yemen, where many civilians were trapped, were in breach of international humanitarian law , despite calls for civilians to leave the area.
Scores of civilians were reportedly killed and thousands forced to flee their homes after the Saudi-led coalition declared the entire governorate a military target, he said.
A group of 17 aid agencies working in Yemen condemned the growing intensity of airstrikes in the north of Yemen on 8 and 9 May Save the Children 's Country Director in Yemen, Edward Santiago, said that the "indiscriminate attacks after the dropping of leaflets urging civilians to leave Sa'ada raises concerns about the possible pattern being established in breach of International Humanitarian Law".
According to eyewitnesses, the militants launched Katyusha rockets targeting the markets and residential neighborhoods in the center of Taiz.
As a result, many civilians were killed and wounded. On the other hand, local media belonging to Houthi militias have denied such accusation, accusing Saudi and ISIL for committing these attacks.
In December , HRW claimed that six "unlawful airstrikes" were carried out in the capital by the Saudi-led coalition in September and October, which killed 60 civilians.
They also criticized the United States, a party to the conflict, for refusing to investigate the attacks.
HRW is calling the attack an apparent war crime. In November , U. Senator Chris Murphy accused the United States of complicity in war crimes and the humanitarian crisis on the Senate floor, stating "there is a humanitarian catastrophe inside this country — that very few people in this nation can locate on a map — of absolutely epic proportion.
This humanitarian catastrophe — this famine … is caused, in part, by the actions of the United States of America. Yemen will be the defining famine crime of this generation, perhaps this century.
In spite of a commitment by Saudi that "everything humanly possible" would be done and no damage to innocent lives would be caused, the increased civilian casualties in the Yemen war remain unexplained.
The report also claims that the governments of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen, may be responsible for war crimes, such as rape , torture , and use of child soldiers.
In July , a large shipment of Australian-built remote weapons systems was exported from Sydney airport. The Guardian reported that the shipment was purchased by the governments of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.
The United Nations confirmed deaths and injuries of 17, civilians, in addition to the increasing humanitarian crisis and displacements.
On August 3, , the United Nations investigators said the US, UK, and France may potentially be complicit in committing war crimes in Yemen by selling weapons to the Saudi-led coalition which is deliberately using starvation against the civilian population as a tactic of warfare.
On October 7, , Yemeni health officials said an explosive device blasted in Wadi Nakhla, Hudaydah, killing at least four children, and wounding two others.
The officials blamed Houthi rebels for the blast. According to the report, Saudi Arabia and its coalition partners, including UAE, transferred US-made weapons to fighters associated to extremist and terrorist groups like al Qaeda , Salafi militias, and other extremist factions fighting in Yemen , violating Saudi-led coalition's agreement with the United States.
In March , the Saudi military forces fighting insurgents and Houthi rebel groups in the Yemeni civil war, was accused of carrying out abuse of Yemeni civilians in the country's remote eastern province, al-Mahrah.
The Saudi-backed Yemeni forces and Saudi's own military forces have been accused by the Human Rights Watch of carrying out serious abuse of human rights in the proxy war ongoing since , by arbitrarily arresting , torturing , and illegally transferring detainees to the kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
On 21 June , The Guardian reported that after a strong campaign against arms trade in the UK in , a court of appeal listed supply of arms to Saudi Arabia as unlawful.
However, the UK government allegedly continued the arms supply to Saudi Arabia and ignored the landmark ruling that declared it unlawful. On June 30, , the Yemeni human rights group Mwatana reported hundreds of cases of forced disappearance , torture , and killing in secret prisons in Yemen.
The reports documented the cases from May to April and revealed more than 1, cases of arbitrary detentions, forced disappearances, cases of torture and at least 66 deaths in unofficial detention centers have been recorded.
Further bifurcating it said that the UAE-backed forces are responsible for disappearances, cases of torture, and 25 deaths in detention, while the Saudi-backed Yemeni government bears the responsibility for 65 cases of torture and more than two dozen deaths.
The United Nations confirmed that an airstrike hit the northern province of Yemen on 6 August , which led to an undocumented, but a large number of civilian casualties.
On September 17, , a coalition of 39 human rights organizations signed a letter urging Canada Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to end arms exports to Saudi Arabia , which has committed war crimes in the Yemen war.
The letter came after a United Nations panel listed Canada among the countries helping in fueling the war. An investigation led by the Sky News disclosed the evidence of a 12 July air-strike that hit northern Yemen.
It was reportedly carried out by the Saudi-led coalition backed by the United Kingdom and the United States government. The air-strike hit a family home, killing nine people, which included six children and three women.
The investigators found fragments of the bomb and some of the shrapnel which seemed to be the part of a GBU , lb fin-guided bomb, manufactured in the United States of America.
The Joint Incidents Assessment Team is still investigating the attack. The export took place despite a halt on the sale of weapons to Saudi Arabia, for their potential use in Yemen where the Saudi-led coalition has committed multiple counts of war crimes.
As of 10 October , the Britain sales were reported to have exceeded, with the UK issuing almost one record average of arms license to Saudi Arabia per day.
Djibouti , a small country in the Horn of Africa across the Bab-el-Mandeb strait from Yemen , has received an influx of refugees since the start of the campaign.
According to Asyam Hafizh, an Indonesian student who was studying in Yemen, Al-Qaeda of Yemen has rescued at least 89 Indonesian civilians which trapped in the conflict.
Later on he arrived in Indonesia and he told his story to local Media. According to the International Organisation for Migration, despite the dangerous situation, nearly , migrants from Ethiopia arrived in Yemen in , most of whom were on their way to Saudi Arabia in search of employment.
Pakistan dispatched two special PIA flights to evacuate some stranded Pakistanis on 29 March The Indian government responded by deploying ships and planes to Yemen to evacuate stranded Indians.
India began evacuating its citizens on 2 April by sea. The Ethiopian Foreign Ministry said it would airlift its citizens out of Yemen if they requested to be evacuated.
Throughout April Russian military forces evacuated more than 1, people of various nationalities, including Russian citizens, to the Chkalovsky Airport , a military air base.
Yemeni refugee women and children are extremely susceptible to smuggling and human trafficking. Migrant workers from the Somalia who remained in Yemen during this period suffered from increased violence, and women and children became most vulnerable to human trafficking.
Prostitution on women and child sex workers is a social issue in Yemen. Citizens of other gulf states are beginning to be drawn into the sex tourism industry.
The poorest people in Yemen work locally and children are commonly sold as sex slaves abroad. While this issue is worsening, the plight of Somali's in Yemen has been ignored by the government.
Children are recruited between the ages of 13 and 17, and as young as 10 years old into armed forces despite a law against it in The rate of militant recruitment in Yemen increases exponentially.
According to an international organization, between 26 March and 24 April , armed groups recruited at least children. Both the Saudi-led coalition and the Houthis were blacklisted by the UN over the deaths of children during the war.
In Saudi Arabia was removed from the list after alleged pressure from Gulf countries who threatened to withdraw hundreds of millions of dollars in assistance to the UN, the decision was criticized by human rights groups and the coalition added again in and was accused of killing or injuring children, and attacking many of schools and hospitals in 38 confirmed attacks, while the Houthis were accused of being responsible for child casualties in One of the airstrikes destroyed several homes, killing five civilians and injuring more than According to the Armed Conflict Location and Event Data Project , while 4, of about 7, civilian fatalities have been caused by the Saudi-led coalition since , the Houthis are accountable for 1, civilian deaths.
The education of other 3. On October 9, , children's advocacy group, Save the Children warned of a significant rise in cholera cases in northern Yemen.
The crisis caused by increase in fuel shortages has affected several thousand children and their families. Between October and August , over 2,, suspected cholera cases were reported in Yemen, including 3, related deaths fatality rate of 0.
The seasonal flu virus in Yemen has claimed more than lives since October Poor medical facilities and widespread poverty in Yemen due to the war waged by Saudi-led coalition and Houthis have led to the deaths of many infected patients in their homes.
On June 15, , the Saudi-led coalition killed 13 civilians including four children. An airstrike struck a vehicle carrying civilians in Saada, Yemen.
The decision was taken despite the UN finding that the coalition operations killed or injured nearly children in Yemen, in The civil war in Yemen severely impacted and degraded the country's education system.
The number of children who are out of school increased to 1. The Yemen government has not been able to improve this situation due to limited authority and manpower.
Some of the education system's problems include: not enough financial resources to operate schools and salaries of the teachers, not enough materials to reconstruct damaged schools, and lack of machinery to print textbooks and provide school supplies.
These are caused by the unstable government that cannot offer enough financial support since many schools are either damaged or used for other purposes.
Due to warfare and destruction of schools, the education ministry, fortunately, was able to send teams to oversee primary and secondary schools' final exam in order to give students 15—16 school year certificates.
The Yemeni quality of life is affected by the civil war and people have suffered enormous hardships. Although mines are banned by the government, Houthi forces placed anti-personnel mines in many parts of Yemen including Aden.
It is estimated that more than , mines have been laid by Houthi forces during the conflict. The pro-Hadi Yemen Army was able to remove , Houthi mines in recently captured areas, including 40, mines on the outskirts of Marib province, according to official sources.
In addition, the nine-country coalition led by Saudi Arabia launched many airstrikes against Houthi forces; between March and December more than civilians have been killed and much of the civilian infrastructure for goods and food production, storage, and distribution has been destroyed.
Due to decreased production, food, medicines, and other consumer staples have become scarce. The prices of these goods have gone up and civilians can no longer afford them for sustenance.
The United Nations representative Baroness Amos , Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs and Emergency Relief Coordinator , said on 2 April that she was "extremely concerned" about the fate of civilians trapped in fierce fighting, after aid agencies reported people killed and 1, injured in two weeks.
The UN children's agency reported 62 children killed and 30 injured and also children being recruited as soldiers. Russia called for "humanitarian pauses" in the coalition bombing campaign, bringing the idea before the United Nations Security Council in a 4 April emergency meeting.
Jamal Benomar , the UN envoy to Yemen who brokered the deal that ended Ali Abdullah Saleh 's presidency during the —12 revolution , resigned on 15 April.
In December , UN-sponsored talks between the Houthis and the Saudi-backed government were expected to start. The UN also started using its jets to carry wounded Houthi fighters out of the Yemeni capital, Sanaa , to Oman, paving the way for planned peace talks after nearly four years of civil war.
According to United Nations , more than 3. The World Food Programme , which feeds more than 12 million Yemenis needs more funding to continue the ongoing operations and ramp back up operations in the north.
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Reconstruction America After the Civil War (2019)The Kenyan government said that there were 30, of its nationals in the country and that 10, had applied for emergency documents.
On 22 December , U. He said he wanted free and fair elections and that it is best if Kiir leaves. Information minister Makuei said those involved in the coup would not be released and dismissed claim that the rebels had taken the major oil fields.
Fighting had spread to Bor by 17 December, where three people had died [] and over 1, people sought refuge in the UN base. The rebels quickly seized much of the settlement.
On 30 December, South Sudanese government troops clashed with ethnic White Army militiamen and other rebel factions loyal to Machar late on Monday near Bor.
On 25 December, fighting continued in Malakal, [] according to Ateny, who added that the oil fields were secured [] and denied rebels had taken over the city.
On 27 December, the army said it had taken back full control of Malakal , the administrative center of Upper Nile , a state which currently supplied all of South Sudan's crude oil, after fighting shut down oil fields in other areas.
Rebel forces claimed to have recaptured Malakal from the army, while army forces claimed to have held the city after heavy fighting.
One civilian was killed and dozens of civilians were wounded in that attack. On 18 February , fighting between members of various ethnicities broke out within the UN Mission in the capital city of Upper Nile State, Malakal, resulting in ten deaths.
In Bentiu, capital of Unity State, SPLA 4th Division divided along factional lines with troops, including division commander James Koang, clashed with loyal troops, who retreated from their barracks on 20 December Peter Dak, the rebel commander in Mayom, announced that he fled the town on 7 January.
Only a few days later, [] the rebels accused that a government takeover of Leer was a deliberate attempt to sabotage the second round of talks that were to start later in February.
A mosque, hospital, and church were targeted where civilians had sought refuge from the fighting. As part of the agreement, a semi-autonomous area called the Greater Pibor Administrative Area was created to increase the minority populations within its borders and David Yau Yau was appointed chief administrator, equivalent to state governor.
On 9 May , President Salva Kiir and Riek Machar signed the second ceasefire in Addis Ababa , a one-page agreement recommitting to the first ceasefire.
Hours after the ceasefire was to be in effect, both sides accused each other of violating the ceasefire. Machar refuses to sign up, accusing leaders in the IGAD, a regional group involved in the negotiations, of tilting the process in favour of Kiir.
This third ceasefire breaks down 24 hours later with fighting in the oil-rich north. Arms dealers sold weapons to both sides. In China and other east Asian nations, tusks are mistakenly believed to have medical qualities, leading to a flourishing and profitable black Ivory trade market.
It was reported there was a "crisis" for elephants who were decimated. By end of , South Sudan achieved the dubious honor of being ranked the number one failed state in the entire world.
Johnson Olony led a militia that planned to be integrated into the SPLM government forces, but he switched to oppose the government when the government announced plans to carve up new states which the Shilluk felt was to divide their homeland.
On 11 August , Gabriel Tang , [60] Gathoth Gatkuoth, the former SPLM-IO logistics chief, and rebel commander Peter Gadet, announced that they and other powerful commanders had split from Riek Machar, and rejected ongoing peace talks, announcing that they would now combat Riek Machar's forces in addition to government forces.
The agreement would make Riek Machar the vice-president again. On 20 October , Uganda announced that it will voluntarily withdraw its soldiers from South Sudan, in accordance to that peace agreement.
On Christmas Eve , Salva Kiir announced he was going forward with a plan to increase the number of states from 10 to 28 and then, five days later, swore in all new governors appointed by him and considered loyal to him.
By this point, the Dinka militia leaders loyal to Kiir had grown rich by South Sudanese standards by confiscating cattle still the main currency unit in rural areas from the Nuer, giving them a vested interest in keeping the Nuer down.
Notably, the war ceased to be an ethnic struggle, instead becoming a clan conflict as both Dinka and Nuer clans were fought each another.
One clan leader who raised a militia, James Koach, who was nominally loyal to Machar told Martell in "I don't care what deal they sign in Juba.
The deals are with the government and where is the government? They mean nothing to us and make no difference here. They took our wives and killed our children.
My family's gone, so what do I care if I live or die? They took our cows. You who come from outside don't know what that means. Our cows are everything, because without them how do we survive?
They are trying to wipe us out, to remove us from the earth". Fighting spread throughout the city. Over people were killed and over 40 people were injured, including civilians.
Gun battles broke out near the airport and a UN base forcing the airport to close for safety reasons. After a hour ultimatum given by Kiir for Machar to return to Juba to progress with the peace agreement talks passed, the SPLA-IO in Juba appointed lead negotiator Taban Deng Gai to replace Machar and the government accepted him as acting vice-president.
Machar said any talks would be illegal because Machar had previously fired Gai. On the international front, the African Union, after the Juba clashes, backed plans for the deployment of troops from regional nations with a strong mandate similar to that of the United Nations Force Intervention Brigade that swiftly defeated the M23 rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo as UN troops presently within the country have struggled to protect civilians.
The government initially opposed the move, claiming a violation of sovereignty. Egypt had previously rejected the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam that Egypt feels would diminish its share of the Nile River and Ethiopian Prime Minister, Hailemariam Desalegn had accused Egyptian institutions of supporting terrorist groups in Ethiopia.
This was attributed to local self-defence militias becoming increasingly integrated and the depopulation of towns resulting in the army having fewer supplies even while the rebels were already adapted to the bush.
In a study of casualties up to April , the deaths from violence peaked during this time between An additional dimension of the conflict became the fighting between the opposition loyal to Machar and those supporting Taban Deng, largely within the Nuer majority former state of Unity.
In February , Deputy head of logistics Lt. Thomas Cirillo Swaka resigned, accusing Kiir of ethnic bias. This led to a series of high ranking resignations, including minister of Labour Lt.
Gabriel Duop Lam [] who also pledged allegiance to Machar. Thomas Cirillo's NAS and claimed opposition groups are in consultation to unite their ranks.
Cracks were appearing along clan lines among the ruling Dinka. Kiir's Dinka of Warrap were in a feud with the Dinka of Paul Malong Awan 's Aweil , who contributed the bulk of the government's fighting force in the war.
In May , Kiir reduced the power of the chief of staff position [] and fired its powerful Dinka nationalist Malong Awan and replaced him with General James Ajongo Mawut , who is not a Dinka but a Luo.
By the end of , SSPA had claimed to have captured territory around Aweil [62] and was seen as one of the biggest threats to Juba. The United States put additional pressure on Juba by successfully passing an arms embargo on South Sudan in July through UN Security Council, following a failure, with Russia and China abstaining from voting this time.
In June , they signed another ceasefire where they agreed to form a transitional government for the 36 months leading to national elections and to African Union and IGAD peacekeepers to deploy to South Sudan and state boundaries would be drawn by commission chaired by a non-South Sudanese; [] [] this ceasefire was violated just a few hours after coming into effect, when pro-government forces attacked rebels in Wau State.
The deal, mediated by Sudan and signed in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, reinstated Machar in his former role as vice president.
It failed to address the issue of the concentration of power in the hands of the president which triggered conflict in On the 5th anniversary of the war's outbreak in December , the British journalist Peter Martell described South Sudan as a nation "in ruins" with 4.
NAS became the main antagonist of the government, clashing with the government in the Central and Western part of Equatorial province starting in January , leading to about 8, people fleeing Yei State.
The most contentious issue delaying the formation of the unity government was whether South Sudan should keep 32 or return to 10 states.
On 14 February , Kiir announced South Sudan would return to 10 states in addition to three administrative areas of Abyei , Pibor , and Ruweng , [] [] and on 22 February Riek Machar was sworn in as first vice president for the creation of the unity government, ending the civil war.
On 30 April , despite power-sharing agreement and arms embargo by the United Nations in place, the Amnesty International reported that South Sudan continues to import arms.
The government was accused by the US and aid groups among others of using starvation as a tactic of collective punishment for populations that support rebels by intentionally blocking aid.
Ateny Wek Ateny, president's spokesman told to news conference, claimed that rebel troops went into the hospital in the town of Bor and slaughtered out of patients.
Apparently an elderly man was blind and rebels spared him. Thousands of civilians fled to the bush. Doctors Without Borders lost contact with two thirds of its staff formerly located in Leer.
In , the Bentiu massacre occurred when Bentiu was recaptured by rebels April and people were killed in a mosque. Rebels separated the people and picked out those from opposing ethnic groups who they then executed.
Since the conflict began, more than 17, children were used in the conflict, with 1, recruited in They were given guns and their pay was what they could loot and rape the women they captured.
It has been argued that with increased tension with the UN and outside powers over the government's actions there was a new shift in violence by the government against foreign peacekeepers, aid workers and diplomats.
Violence came from the rebel side as well. On 26 August , a UN Mi-8 cargo helicopter was shot down, killing 3 Russian crew members, and wounding another.
This occurred 9 days after rebel commander Peter Gadet threatened to shoot down UN aircraft, which he alleged were transporting government forces.
During the first two days of fighting after 15 December, reports indicated that 66 soldiers had been killed in clashes in Juba, [] [] [] and at least injured.
In November , the International Crisis Group estimated the death toll could be between 50, and , Two Indian UN peacekeepers were killed on 18 December when their base was stormed by rebels, and three US military Osprey aircraft were fired upon leading to four American service personnel being wounded.
More than 4 million people have been displaced, with about 1. Refugees are allowed to work and travel and families get a metre by metre plot of land to build a home with additional space for farming.
In just six months since being built, the Bidi Bidi Refugee Settlement in Uganda became the single largest refugee settlement on earth.
After the second Juba clashes, fighting intensified in the Equatoria region. As this is the agricultural heart of the country, the number of people facing starvation in the already food insecure nation soared to 6 million.
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