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- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army abstract "The Rahanweyn Resistance Army (RRA), also known as the Reewin Resistance Army, is an autonomist militant group operating in the two south-western regions of Somalia, Bay and Bakool. It was the first Reewin armed faction to emerge during the Somali civil war. The stated goal of the RRA is the creation and recognition of an independent state of Southwestern Somalia, currently led by Hasan Muhammad Nur Shatigadud. It is currently under the authority of the Transitional Federal Government.The RRA was found in a shir assembly at Jhaffey, west of \"Baidoa\", on 13 October 1995. Col. Hassan Mohamed Nur, \"Shaargaduud\" (Red Shirt) was elected chair, and an executive committee composed of officers, traditional and religious leaders, and intellectuals was established. The formation of the RRA was triggered by the invasion of Baidoa by Hussein Mohamed Farrah's militia on 17 September 1995, which overthrew the local government, The Digil-Mirifle Supreme Governing Council, which was established in March 1995. Aideed completed the occupation of Reewin land by capturing Huddur in the Bakool Region.The RRA's first major task was to recruit, train, and arm young Reewin men and women. Former officers supervised the training and all Reewin clans contributed men, arms, and money. Early in 1996, the RRA attacked the more important installations held by Aideed in Huddur and Baidoa. When reconciliation efforts, especially the Sodere Declaration and Cairo Accords, failed after the death of Aidid in a street fight and the succession of his son, \"Aideed Junior,\" the RRA insisted that it would not negotiate with those who occupied Reewin land.In October 1998, the RRA liberated Huddur and, by early November, Aideed's militia had retreated to Baidoa. This victory consolidated the RRA's military and political status locally and internationally. On 6 June 1999, the RRA liberated Baidoa and continued to fight against Aideed forces in the Lower Shabelle region. However, the Arta Reconciliation Conference of May–August, 2000, which established a transitional national government, suspended further RRA military action. However, within a few months, the RRA broke away from the Arta agreements and began to work towards the establishment of an autonomous state.Under Shatigadud's leadership, the RRA planted landmines in many areas under its control in the war, as did many factions in the Civil War. It was also a participant, along with fifteen other factions of the civil war, in the November 11, 2002 Deed of Commitment to ban landmines.Internal disputes in the RRA erupted in 2002 between Shatigadud, who wished to support the new Somalia Reconciliation and Restoration Council (SRRC) and his two deputies, Sheikh Aden Madobe and Muhammad Ibrahim Habsade, who wished to continue to support the Transitional National Government (TNG). The conflict resulted in many deaths and calls for Shatigadud to step down as President. Habsade continued to meet with TNG leaders ostensibly with the hope of being part of the nascent national government. The warring leaders of the RRA were eventually reconciled and, though conflicts periodically erupted thereafter, all joined the Transitional Federal Government at its formation.In June 2006 Botan Ise Alin's militia that was allied to Alliance for the Restoration of Peace and Counter-Terrorism has surrendered to RRA after the Second Battle of Mogadishu by Islamic Court Union forces.".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army thumbnail Flag_of_Southwestern_Somalia.svg?width=300.
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- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageRevisionID "704997245".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Adan_Mohamed_Nuur_Madobe.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Alliance_for_the_Restoration_of_Peace_and_Counter-Terrorism.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Arta,_Djibouti.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Baidoa.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Bakool.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Battle_of_Mogadishu_(2006).
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Bay,_Somalia.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Botan_Ise_Alin.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Category:1995_establishments_in_Somalia.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Category:Factions_in_the_Somali_Civil_War.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Ethiopia.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Hasan_Muhammad_Nur_Shatigadud.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Hudur.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Hussein_Farrah_Aidid.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Interim_South_West_Administration.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Islamic_Courts_Union.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Jhaffey.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Lower_Shabelle_and_Lower_Juba.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Lower_Shebelle.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Muhammad_Ibrahim_Habsade.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Rahanweyn.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Sheikh.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Somali_Civil_War.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Somali_National_Alliance.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Somali_Patriotic_Movement.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Somalia.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Somalia_Reconciliation_and_Restoration_Council.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Transitional_Federal_Government.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink Transitional_National_Government.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLink File:Flag_of_Southwestern_Somalia.svg.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLinkText "RRA".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wikiPageWikiLinkText "Rahanweyn Resistance Army".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army active "--10-13".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army allies "Transitional National Government 2000–2002, Somalia Reconciliation and Restoration Council 2002–2003, Transitional Federal Government 2004–present; also backed by Ethiopia".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army area "southwestern Somalia, primarily Gedo, Bay, Middle Juba, Bakool, and Lower Shabelle and Lower Juba regions".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army caption "Flag of Southwestern Somalia".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army clans Rahanweyn.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army headquarters Baidoa.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army leaders Adan_Mohamed_Nuur_Madobe.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army leaders Muhammad_Ibrahim_Habsade.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army leaders Sheikh.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army leaders "Col. Hasan Muhammad Nur Shatigadud".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army name "Rahanweyn Resistance Army".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army next "Formation of autonomous Southwestern Somalia and joined as part of the Transitional Federal Government".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army opponents Islamic_Courts_Union.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army opponents Somali_Patriotic_Movement.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army opponents "Somali National Alliance 1995–2001".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army opponents "Somalia Reconciliation and Restoration Council 2001–2002 until Shatigadud's joining the SRRC; thereafter by the breakaway RRA movement under Madobe and Habsade until reconciliation in 2003".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army previous "Digil-Mirifle Supreme Governing Council".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army war Somali_Civil_War.
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- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army subject Category:1995_establishments_in_Somalia.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army subject Category:Factions_in_the_Somali_Civil_War.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army hypernym Group.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army type Band.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army type Group.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army type Organisation.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army type Establishment.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army type Group.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army type Organisation.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army type Redirect.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army comment "The Rahanweyn Resistance Army (RRA), also known as the Reewin Resistance Army, is an autonomist militant group operating in the two south-western regions of Somalia, Bay and Bakool. It was the first Reewin armed faction to emerge during the Somali civil war. The stated goal of the RRA is the creation and recognition of an independent state of Southwestern Somalia, currently led by Hasan Muhammad Nur Shatigadud.".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army label "Rahanweyn Resistance Army".
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army sameAs Q1517626.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army sameAs Exèrcit_de_Resistència_Rahanweyn.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army sameAs Rahanweyn-Widerstandsarmee.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army sameAs Ejército_de_Resistencia_Rahanweyn.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army sameAs m.08d7xf.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army sameAs กองทัพต่อต้านราฮานเวน.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army sameAs Q1517626.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army wasDerivedFrom Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army?oldid=704997245.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army depiction Flag_of_Southwestern_Somalia.svg.
- Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army isPrimaryTopicOf Rahanweyn_Resistance_Army.