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Annual information

1999

Conflict Archive

1999

General information

Type of Incompatibility: Not applicable

Date of first battle related death: 1999-01-01

Date of conflict reached 25 battle releated deaths: 1999-01-27
Comment on conflict reached 25 battle releated deaths: The non-state conflict between the Abdalle-Aroneh subclan of Abgal clan (Hawiye) and the Eli-Omar subclan of Abgal clan (Hawiye) is first included in UCDP data in 1999. In January of that year, tensions between rival militiamen from the Eli-Omar and Abdalle-Aroneh subclans escalated into violent clashes, resulting in over 25 battle-related deaths.

Annual information

This section contains annual information systematically collected by the UCDP.

1999


Primary Parties: Abdalle-Aroneh subclan of Abgal clan (Hawiye) - Eli-Omar subclan of Abgal clan (Hawiye)
Dimension: Non-State

Estimated Fatalities
High 40
Best 31
Low 31

Numbers include fatalities for all dyads both active and inactive for this year

Conflict Archive

This section contains annual information no longer systematically collected by the UCDP.

1999 Conflict Archive


Comment on Activity: In late January, militiamen from the Eli-Omar subclan attacked rivaling militiamen from the Abdalle-Aroneh subclan, both of the Abgal clan of the Hawiye clan family. The attack followed a break-down of the peace talks that were held in Mogadishu in order to reconcile the two subclans. The dispute was reported by clan elders to concern territorial issues. An estimated 31 people were killed in the clash, which took place in Gabaho village, about 70 km north of the capital of Mogadishu.

Terminated: NO

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