Cross border attacks in Sabah | |||||||
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Part of the Piracy in the Sulu Sea, North Borneo dispute and Moro conflict | |||||||
![]() Attacks by Moro pirates and militants in Sabah from 19th century–present. |
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Belligerents | |||||||
Anti-lawlessness elements: Supported by
Other anti-lawlessness combatant: ![]() ![]() |
Lawlessness elements: Radical Sabah claim group: Sabah invasion supporter: ![]() |
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Commanders and leaders | |||||||
PM full list
CM full list
PR full list
PR full list
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Kiram families
Philippines (1962–1986): ![]() |
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Units involved | |||||||
NSOF:
British coalition (until 1966)
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Strength | |||||||
Malaysian security forces:
British coalition (until 1966)
Philippine security forces: Law abiding Moro rebels: |
Kiram followers:
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Casualties and losses | |||||||
Malaysian security forces:
British coalition (until 1966)
Philippine security forces:
Indonesian security forces:
Law abiding Moro rebels:
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Moro Pirates:
Abu Sayyaf:
Kiram followers:
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~ The total thought to be higher than what has been shown. |
Security in mainland Sabah was under control, cross border attacks ongoing;
Anti-lawlessness elements: Malaysia (1963–present)
Other anti-lawlessness combatant: Philippines
Indonesia
Vietnam
Anti-lawlessness elements support:
Lawlessness elements: Moro Pirates (Since before 1963–present)
Abu Sayyaf (2000–present)