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The Ethiopian military then invaded, sparking an intense guerrilla war, with the Shabab spearheading the resistance.

The Shabab are waging an intense guerrilla war against Somalia's moderate Islamist transitional government and are trying to turn Somalia into a factory for global jihad.

But several factions of Somalia's Islamist movement, which is fighting an intense guerrilla war against the government, have condemned the attacks.

The Ethiopians, with American help, overthrew the Islamists in 2006, and an intense guerrilla war has raged ever since, with thousands of civilians killed.

Diem never fulfilled his promise of land reforms, and during his rule communist influence and appeal grew among southerners as the communist-inspired National Liberation Front, or Viet Cong, launched an increasingly intense guerrilla war against his government.

On Saturday, after decades of guerrilla struggles and intense international pressure, the Republic of South Sudan will officially split off from the north and become Africa's 54th country.

Bogotá, April 27 , 2005– Intense combats between the FARC guerrilla and the Colombian Army, beginning last April 14, have displaced more than 6,000 persons – 57% of them children – from the municipalities of Toribío and Jambaló, in the department of Cauca, in the southwestern Colombia.

Displacement and humanitarian crisis continue in Colombia Bogotá, April 27 , 2005– Intense combats between the FARC guerrilla and the Colombian Army, beginning last April 14, have displaced more than 6,000 persons – 57% of them children – from the municipalities of Toribío and Jambaló, in the department of Cauca, in the southwestern Colombia.

The soldier, who was not identified, was attacked two days after American troops and Iraqi guerrillas engaged in an intense firefight inside Samarra.

For the past three years, Santos's government and the guerrillas have been involved in intense bilateral negotiations, in Havana, to bring an end to the conflict.

The two radical decades that ensued — televised public hangings, burnings of Western books and musical instruments, the sudden prohibition of private enterprise, intense anti-Zionism, official solidarity with terrorist and guerrilla groups — met with sharp international disapprobation.