Crabota War

Crabota War
Kwazulu-Ciskeian soldiers on a Crabota Land Cruiser pickup truck in 2008. Vehicles such as these gave the conflict its name.
Date 16 January 1991 – 11 September 1991 (7 months, 3 weeks and 5 days) Location Idleta strip, Majocco/Kwazulu-Ciskei Result Kwazulu-Ciskiean victory Ceasefire agreement Expulsion of Majoccan forces from the Idleta strip
Belligerents
Kwazulu-Ciskei	Majocco
Commanders and leaders
tbd	Mahmoudi Al-Fatwe Charlemagne Roud Jamaah Minat Horan Manshira Salid Adeen
Strength
tbd	65,000 ~200 Tanks 35 Aircrafts
Casualties and losses
tbd	5,000 killed 900 captured 160 tanks lost 12-17 aircrafts lost

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The Crabota War (Arabic: حرب كرابوتا, Romanized: ḥar̊bu krạbwtạ, Kwazulu: Impi yaseCrabota, Xhosa: Imfazwe yaseCrabota), was a war that took place in 1991 in Northern Majocco / Southern Kwazulu-Ciskei, primarily in the Idleta Strip, it's name is taken from the Crabota pickup trucks, primarily the Crabota Hilux and the Crabota Land Cruiser, which saw extensive use by the Kwazulu-Ciskeian forces to provide mobility to their troops, and as technicals.