Deltinian Insurgency

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Deltinian Insurgency
Part of the Creeperian Conflicts
Date18 February 1978 – present
(46 years, 2 months, 2 weeks and 4 days)
Location
Southern Creeperopolis
Status Ongoing
Belligerents

Society of Deltinian Brothers
Deltinian Unification Alliance
Militants of Allah (1979–1985)
Army of Muhammad (1985–2004)
Emirate of Deltino (since 2003)

Deltinian Righteous Army (since 2006)
Army of Jihad (since 2007)
People's Defense Militia (2019–2020)
Supported by:
 Greater Sacramento (claimed by various groups, denied by Greater Sacramento)
 Malgax (claimed by Creeperopolis, denied by Malgax)
 Morova (2020)[1][note 1]
Allied militias
Islamic Front (2010–2020)[2]
Allied Republican Forces (2006–2020)
Islamic Army of Lyoa (since 2021)
Movement for Unity and Jihad (since 2021)

 Creeperopolis

Romerist and Fascist Nationalists
Supported by:
 El Salvador
Template:Country data Lyoa (since 2003)
 Quebecshire
State of the Church State of the Church


FALANGE (from 2020)

Supported by:
 Creeperopolis (denied by Creeperopolis)
Allied militias:
Holy Resistance Movement (2012–2020)


23x15px Navaja Tribe (2020)[3]
Commanders and leaders

Muhammad al-Hussein
Abdul al-Haqqani
Moused al-Hamid
Abdul al-Abdala
Taariq al-Sultan
Fariq al-Hamid
Aarif al-Hamid
Hasan al-Ahsan
Ohmad al-Ahsan
Afeef al-Fayad
Haafil al-Younan
Imraan al-Othman
Abdul al-Hashemi

Creeperopolis Alexander II
CreeperopolisCreeperopolis Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez
CreeperopolisCreeperopolis Federico Ponce Vaides
CreeperopolisCreeperopolis Gustavo Reina Andrade
CreeperopolisCreeperopolis José Guerrero López
CreeperopolisCreeperopolis Gustavo Leigh Guzmán
CreeperopolisCreeperopolis César Mendoza Durán
Creeperopolis Antonio Caldera Rodríguez


Gustavo Duarte Carpio
Raúl Lorenzana Méndez
José Koné Ochelo

Strength
Society of Deltinian Brothers:
12,000–16,000
Deltinian Unification Alliance:
10,000–14,500
Deltinian Liberation Army:
5,000–10,000
Deltinian Righteous Army:
3,000–6,000
Army of Jihad:
2,500–5,000
Creeperopolis Creeperian Armed Forces:
212,100
Romerist and Fascist Nationalists:
Unknown
FALANGE:
10,500–11,000
Casualties and losses
150,000–200,000 killed Creeperopolis 39,339 killed, 78,330 wounded
Unknown
800,000–1,275,000 civilians killed, 1,500,000–2,125,000 civilians wounded

The Deltinian Insurgency (Creeperian SpanishCreeperian: Ինսփրգենծիա Դելտինիանո; Creeperian Spanish – Iberic: Insurgencia Deltiniano; Deltinian Arabic: التمرد الدلتيني; transliterated as: al-tamarud al-diltiniu), also sometimes referred to as the Deltinian Conflict, is an ongoing internal conflict and insurgency located in southern Creeperopolis in the department of Deltino, which has also spilled over into the neighboring departments of Castilliano and Sonsatepan, as well as the neighboring nation of Sequoyah.

The insurgency is considered to have begun on 18 February 1978 when the 1978 Deltino race riots began, when Creeperian and Castillianan rioters began murdering ethnic Deltinians indiscriminately, leading to the formation of the Society of Deltinian Brothers self-defense militia group by Muhammad al-Umar. Since 1978, the Creeperian government, Creeperian Armed Forces, and various death squads have waged war with the group and several other groups which later formed.

The insurgency has been labeled as a "crusade against Islam" by several Creeperian politicians and military officers. Deltinian rebel leaders have described the insurgency as a "jihad against Catholicism" and a "jihad against oppression and colonialism."

Background

Creeperian–Deltinian ethnic and religious tensions

Deportations of Deltinians

1968 race riot

Beginning of the insurgency

1978 race riot

Operation Alfonso I

1985 Ciudad Rey Alfonso I attacks

Operation Miguel I

Massacre of Al-Manah

1985–1995 Deltinian counterattacks

Mano Dura (1995–2005)

Emirate of Deltino

Deltinian religious and military police patrolling the streets of Alsalan in a pickup truck in 2004.

2006–07 Deltinian offensive

2007–09 Deltinian counteroffensive

Súper Mano Dura (2009–2019)

2019–20 Deltinian uprising

Massacres of Helwan and Dishna

Subsequent death squad massacres

Third Battle of Ciudad Rey Alfonso I

Casualties

Military casualties

Civilian casualties

Impact of Deltinian society

Refugees

Drug trade

Education and healthcare

Poverty

War crimes

Deltinian militias and rebel groups

Creeperian government and military

Creeperian foreign allies

Death squads and vigilante militias

Reactions

Domestic reactions

Government

Military

Other

International reactions

See also

Creeperopolis portal
Terraconserva portal

Notes

  1. Morova never confirmed nor denied supporting the Deltinian Liberation Army after the letter was intercepted by the Creeperian Army.

References

  1. Franco Rodríguez, Carlos (11 January 2020). "Gaceta Creeperiano – Letra de Moroba Encontrado en Comandante Deltiniano Durante'l Conflicto Deltiniano" [Gaceta Creeperiano – Letter from Morova Found on Deltinian Commander During the Deltinian Conflict]. gacetacreeperiano.org.cr (in Creeperian Spanish). San Salvador, San Salvador, Creeperopolis: Gaceta Creeperiano. p. 1. Retrieved 3 August 2021.CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)
  2. Botembe, Lance (24 December 2019). "Six Men on Boat Arrested by the National Navy, Five of the Free Lyoan Army and One of the Islamic Front, Headed for Creeperopolis". lnn.gov.ly (in Lyoan). Ithiru, Isiru, Lyoa: Lyoa National Navy. Retrieved 3 August 2021.CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)
  3. Clinton, Odysseus (22 April 2020). "ᎠᏂᎩᏍᏗᏥᏳ ᎠᎴ ᏍᏏᏉᏯ ᎦᎫᏍᏛᏗ ᎠᏰᎵᎤᏙᏢ ᎦᏬᎯᎵᏴᏓ ᏓᎾᏟᎲ ᎦᏃᎯᎸᏍᎥ ᎠᏔᎴᏒ" [Navaja and Sequoyan Government Responses to Battle of Flying Canyon] (in Sequoyan). Freemont, Eastern Sequoyah, Sequoyah: Freemont Expositor. p. 1. Retrieved 3 August 2021.CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link)