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Central African Republic: conflict events in May 2026

Monthly report from UCDP event data.

3events7 the month before
6est. deaths
5civilian deaths

In May 2026, UCDP recorded 3 organized-violence events in Central African Republic, with 6 estimated deaths. That is -57% compared with 7 events the month before.

67% of the month's events were one-sided violence against civilians. Civilian deaths: 5.

Events were concentrated in Ouaka prefecture (1), Ouham-Fafa prefecture (1), Nana-Mambéré prefecture (1).

The most active pairing was Government of Russia (Soviet Union) - Civilians with 1 events.

Where events happened

2026-05-27: Government of Central African Republic vs CPC (1 deaths)2026-05-21: Unidentified armed group vs Civilians (1 deaths)2026-05-04: Government of Russia vs Civilians (4 deaths)
Recorded organized-violence events in Central African Republic, May 2026. Circle size scales with estimated deaths.State-based Non-state One-sidedOutlines: Natural Earth.

Regions, May 2026

RegionEventsEst. deaths
Ouaka prefecture14
Ouham-Fafa prefecture11
Nana-Mambéré prefecture11

Deadliest events, May 2026

DateWherePartiesEst. deaths
4 May 2026Bambari sub-prefecture
Ouaka prefecture
Government of Russia vs Civilians
One-sided, 4 civilian
4
27 May 2026Bouca sub-prefecture
Ouham-Fafa prefecture
Government of Central African Republic vs CPC
State-based
1
21 May 2026Baoro sub-prefecture
Nana-Mambéré prefecture
Unidentified armed group vs Civilians
One-sided, 1 civilian
1

Parties

PartyEvents
Government of Russia1
Government of Central African Republic1
CPC1
Unidentified armed group1

Type of violence

CategoryEvents
State-based1
Non-state0
One-sided2

All months

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Source: UCDP GED and Candidate Events, CC BY 4.0. Counts use the "best" fatality estimate. See methodology.