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Central African Republic conflict (2012–2013)

Central African Republic Civil War (2012–2014)
2012 Battles in the C.A.R.
Map of battles in the Central African Republic
Date 10 December 2012 - 2014
Location Central African Republic
Result

Stalemate
Ongoing sectarian violence

  • Séléka rebel coalition takes power from François Bozizé.
  • Fighting between Seleka factions and Anti-balaka militias.
  • President Michel Djotodia resigns. Interim government is followed by an elected government.
  • De facto split between Ex-seleka factions controlled north and east and Anti-balaka controlled south and west with a Seleka faction declaring the Republic of Logone.
  • Fighting between Ex-seleka factions FPRC and UPC.
Belligerents

FPRC
UPC
MPC
3R

  Central African Republic
MINUSCA (since 2014)
MISCA (2013–2014)

 France (2013–16)
 South Africa (2012–13)
Commanders and leaders
Noureddine Adam
Joseph Zoundeiko †
Ali Darassa
Michel Djotodia Surrendered (2013–14) 		Faustin-Archange Touadéra (Since 2016)
Catherine Samba-Panza (2014–16)
François Bozizé (2012–13)
Parfait Onanga-Anyanga
Emmanuel Macron
Jacob Zuma
EUFOR RCA:
Philippe Pontiès
MICOPAX:
Jean-Felix Akaga (until 2013)		 Levy Yakete
Patrice Edouard Ngaissona
Strength
3,000 (Séléka claim)
1,000–2,000 (Other estimates)		 3,500
MINUSCA 13,000
2,000
200
ECCAS: 3,500+ peacekeepers
Democratic Republic of the Congo: 1,000
Georgia: 140
African Union: 6,000		 50,000-72,000
Casualties and losses
500+ rebel casualties (Bangui only, South African claim) Unknown number killed or captured
1 policeman killed
15 soldiers killed
3 soldiers killed
2 soldiers killed
3 soldiers killed
1 soldier killed		 53
Civilian casualties:
Unknown number killed or wounded
200,000 internally displaced; 20,000 refugees (1 Aug 2013)
700,000 internally displaced; +288,000 refugees (Feb 2014)
Total: Thousands killed+5,186 killed (till September 2014)

Stalemate
Ongoing sectarian violence

FPRC
UPC
MPC
3R

 France (2013–16)
 South Africa (2012–13)


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