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South Sudan: conflict events in November 2025

Monthly report from UCDP event data.

4events7 the month before
10est. deathsrange 6–40
4civilian deaths

South Sudan saw 4 recorded events and 10 estimated deaths in November 2025. That is -43% compared with 7 events the month before. The death toll range is 6 to 40.

75% of the month's events were state-based armed conflict. Civilian deaths: 4.

Events were concentrated in East Equatoria state (2), West Equatoria state (1), Jonglei state (1).

The most active pairing was Government of South Sudan - SPLM/A - IO with 3 events.

Where events happened

2025-11-23: Government of South Sudan vs SPLM/A - IO (0 deaths)2025-11-18: Government of South Sudan vs SPLM/A - IO (5 deaths)2025-11-10: Government of South Sudan vs SPLM/A - IO (1 deaths)2025-11-06: Government of South Sudan vs Civilians (4 deaths)
Recorded organized-violence events in South Sudan, November 2025. Circle size scales with estimated deaths.State-based Non-state One-sidedOutlines: Natural Earth.

Regions, November 2025

RegionEventsEst. deaths
East Equatoria state25
West Equatoria state14
Jonglei state11

Deadliest events, November 2025

DateWherePartiesEst. deaths
18 Nov 2025Torit county
East Equatoria state
Government of South Sudan vs SPLM/A - IO
State-based, 2 sources
5
1–5
6 Nov 2025Mundri East county
West Equatoria state
Government of South Sudan vs Civilians
One-sided, 4 civilian
4
10 Nov 2025Uror county
Jonglei state
Government of South Sudan vs SPLM/A - IO
State-based
1
23 Nov 2025Torit county
East Equatoria state
Government of South Sudan vs SPLM/A - IO
State-based
0
0–30

Parties

PartyEvents
Government of South Sudan4
SPLM/A - IO3

Type of violence

CategoryEvents
State-based3
Non-state0
One-sided1

All months

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