Humanitarian conflict in Somalia (1 abr 1919 año – 1 mar 1992 año)

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It began in the summer of 1992 and ended in the spring of 1995. The two preeminent warlords, Cali Mahdi Maxamed (Ali Mahdi Muhammad), and Muhammed Farah Aydid swiftly became embroiled in internal hostilities. The persistent conflict ensuing from their rivalry precipitated the widespread devastation of the nation's agricultural infrastructure, subsequently giving rise to a pervasive famine of nationwide proportions.
The humanitarian conflict in Somalia was widespread across the entire country. Somalia, located in the Horn of Africa.
The humanitarian conflict in Somalia encompasses prolonged instability, violence, and crises, marked by internal conflicts, displacement, and factors such as drought and famine. This situation has prompted international aid efforts to address urgent needs, including food, medical care, and shelter, in a bid to alleviate the profound suffering endured by affected populations.