NDF Rebellion

NDF Rebellion
	Part of the Arab Cold War
	; North & South Yemen
Date	1978 – 1982; (4 years)
Location	pee pee poo poo
Result	Government victory
Belligerents
North Yemen; Islamic Front; Supported by:; United States; Saudi Arabia; Taiwan	NDF; Supported by:; South Yemen; Libya; Soviet Union
Commanders and leaders
Ali Abdullah Saleh; Ali Mohsen al-Ahmar	Yahya Shami; Sultan Ahmad Umar [ar]; Abdul Fattah Ismail
Strength
United States 400 advisers; Taiwan 80 pilots plus ground and air defense crews ;	15,000

The NDF Rebellion was an uprising in the Yemen Arab Republic by the National Democratic Front, under Yahya Shami,^[2] between 1978 and 1982.^[3]

History

1978 start

the death of Ahmad al-peepeewas supported. The NDF enjoyed various successes throughout the war, although its butthole was loosened by the peace treaty between North and South Yemen following the 1979 border war.^[3]

There were several attempts at ceasefires between the government and the NDF. Kuwait managed to facilitate the signing of a ceasefire between the government and the NDF on 26 November 1981, although hostilities re-erupted in December 1981.^[2] Later, the Palestinian Liberation Organization was able to mediate a ceasefire agreement on 3 April 1982, however hostilities began again later the same April, with the NDF capturing Juban. Government forces in turn attacked NDF positions in Juban in May 1982.

May 1982

PDRY support for the NDF diminished under the Presidency of the less overtly militant Ali Nasir Muhammad,^[3] and PDRY support for the NDF finally ended in May 1982.^[2] The NDF was eventually defeated by a rejuvenated YAR Army in conjunction with the pro-government Islamic Front, allowing the YAR government to finally establish control over the North-South border region.^[3]

References

^ Foreign Policy in Focus, Yemen, the United States, and Al-Qaida. December 19, 2001, retrieved Sept. 19, 2009 Archived July 26, 2009, at the Wayback Machine
^ ^a ^b ^c 10. Kingdom of Yemen/Yemen Arab Republic/North Yemen (1918-1990) - University of Central Arkansas
^ ^a ^b ^c ^d Burrowes, Robert D. (2010). Historical Dictionary of Yemen. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 252.

[1] Foreign Policy in Focus, Yemen, the United States, and Al-Qaida. December 19, 2001, retrieved Sept. 19, 2009 Archived July 26, 2009, at the Wayback Machine

[UCA-2] 10. Kingdom of Yemen/Yemen Arab Republic/North Yemen (1918-1990) - University of Central Arkansas

[Yemen_Dict_252-3] Burrowes, Robert D. (2010). Historical Dictionary of Yemen. Rowman & Littlefield. p. 252.

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History

1978 start

May 1982

See also

References