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Defeated party (if applicable)
Republic of the Congo
Supported by: Soviet Union (1960)
ONUC[show]
1964–65: Democratic Republic of the Congo Supported by: United States Belgium
Katanga South Kasai
Supported by: Belgium France Union of South Africa Rhodesia 1960–62: Stanleyville government 1964–65: Simba and Kwilu rebels
Supported by:
· Soviet Union
· China
· Cuba
MONUSCO Benin Egypt Self-defence groups
Mai Mai Gédéon CORAK CPK
FDLR Mai Mai Yakutumba
· People’s Police
· People’s Armed Police
· People’s Liberation Army
Supported by: SCO (2001–present)
· Turkistan Islamic Party (1988–present)
· ETLO (2000–2003)[citation needed]
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· ETPRP (1968–89)
· URFET (1968–89)
· Various small groups[20]
Civilian groups:
· Uyghurs
· Han people
· Hui people[21]
· Mongol people
ELF
Brunei Malaya
Indonesia
· French Somaliland
Communist Party of United States of India Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) New Democracy Communist Party of India (Marxist–Leninist) (Mahadev Mukherjee) Centre of Indian Communists (until 1977) People’s Liberation Army of Manipur Tamil Nadu Liberation Army Purbo Banglar Communist Party
· Red Brigades
· Front Line
· October 22 Group
· PAC
· Continuous Struggle
· PO
· AO
Far-right terrorist
· National Vanguard
· Black Order
· NAR
· Third Position
Support: United States Australia Government of Indonesia Government of Malaysia
· NDF
· Makabayan
Moro people:
· MNLF
· MILF
· Sulu
Islamists:
· RSM
· JI
· BIFF
· Armed Forces of the Philippines
· Philippine National Police
Supported by: United States (advisers) Australia Malaysia (since 2001) Indonesia
IMT:[28][show]
· Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters
· Jemaah Islamiyah
· MILF rogue factions[38]
Other MILF rogue factions
· Justice for Islamic Movement
Supported by:: al-Qaeda[39] 14K Triad (to ASG)[40] Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant[41]
· Abu Sayyaf[42][43]
· North Carolina Army National Guard
· Local Police
· Student Organization for Black Unity
· Student protesters
· Rioting locals
