Battle of Tamassi

Significance

The Battle of Tamassi, fought near the village of Tamassi in Eastern Chad, was the final major military engagement of the Chadian Civil War before a peace agreement ended the conflict later in 2010. The engagement produced substantial casualties on both sides — 149 on the Chadian government side and 103 among UFR forces — marking it as a costly conclusion to years of fighting between forces loyal to President Idriss Déby Itno and the Union of Forces of Resistance. That a peace deal followed shortly after underscores the battle's role as a culminating point in the conflict, after which neither side resumed large-scale operations.

Forces & casualties

Commanders (3)