Serangan Moro di Malaysia

Serangan Moro di Malaysia

Serangan oleh Moro di Sabah dari abad ke-19 – kini.
TarikhDirekodkan sejak tahun 1846-an[6] – kini
(168 tahun)
Lokasi
Bahagian utara dan timur Borneo
(Lokasi serangan terkini)
Keputusan

Sedang berjalan

  • Lanun serang di barat Borneo dapat dihentikan dan kemusnahan kubu kuat lanun akhir di Tunku di timur Borneo Utara oleh British.[7]
  • Pengusiran Nur Misuari ke Filipina pada tahun 2001 selepas dia telah tinggal secara haram di sebuah pulau di Sabah untuk melarikan diri daripada pihak berkuasa Filipina selepas pemberontakan yang gagal.[8]
  • Penubuhan RCI pada tahun 2012.
  • Penubuhan ESSCOM dan ESSZONE pada tahun 2013.[9][10]
  • Pengusiran beribu-ribu pendatang tanpa izin Filipina di Sabah kerana mereka menjadi musuh orang dalam dan pengkhianat dalam krisis pencerobohan 2013.[11][12]
Pihak yang terlibat

 Empayar British

(1862)[note 1]

 Australia (1959–66)
 New Zealand (1957–66)


 Malaysia (1963–kini)


Disokong oleh:
 Brunei (pada tahun 1847 dan 2015)[1][2][3][4]

 Filipina (pada tahun 2013)[5]

kesultanan Sulu Lanun Moro (sejak tahun 1846)


Abu Sayyaf (2000–kini)


Misuari MNLF (2001–kini)


 kesultanan Sulu (Puak Jamalul Kiram) (2013–kini)


Disokong oleh:

Filipina (1963–68)
Komandan dan pemimpin

Henry Keppel (1846–49)
James Brooke (1846–49)
Johnson Brooke (1862)
William Pryer (1879)[13]
Roland Turnbull (1954–59)[14]


Anwar Ibrahim
Mohamad bin Hasan


Disokong oleh:

Benigno Aquino III[5]

Pelbagai ketua lanunr
Muktadil Brothers (sejak 2014)[15]


Nur Misuari[16][17]


Jamalul Kiram III
Agbimuddin Kiram
Ismael Kiram II[18]
Templat:Country data Sulu Sultanate Phudgal Kiram[18]


Disokong oleh:

Diosdado Macapagal
Ferdinand Marcos
Unit terlibat

Angkatan Tentera British[14]
Bendera tentera laut Australia Tentera Laut Diraja Australia[19]
Bendera tentera laut New Zealand Tentera Laut Diraja New Zealand[20][21]


Angkatan Tentera Malaysia
Polis Diraja Malaysia


Tentera Laut Filipina (memantau)[22]

Lanun Moro
Saudara Muktadil[23]


Penyamun Abu Sayyaf


Pengikut Misuari


Angkatan Keselamatan Diraja Kesultanan Sulu dan Borneo Utara
Kekuatan
Angkatan British:

Angkatan Australia

Angkatan New Zealand

Angkatan Malaysia:

  • ~anggaran 10,000
Tidak diketahui

Pengikut Kiram:

Kerugian dan korban
Angkatan British:

Angkatan Malaysia:

Lanun Moro:

Pengikut Kiram:

Penceroboh yang tidak dikenali:

~ Jumlah dianggap lebih tinggi daripada apa yang telah ditunjukkan.

Serangan Moro di Malaysia ialah siri serangan oleh Moro dari Selatan Filipina ke atas Malaysia Timur sejak zaman penjajahan British.[29][41]


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