In which country is the Ogaden?
Insurgency in Ogaden the Tigrayan People's Liberation Front overthrew the Ethiopian Derg dictatorship, leading to a period of political instability. The Ethiopian People's Revolutionary Democratic Front assumed power by creating a coalition of ethno-nationalist movements from across the country, choosing the previously marginalised Ogaden National Liberation Front as its ally in Ogaden. ONLF's previously exiled leadership returned from exile, gaining the support of local population. Eritrea attained independence in the aftermath of the Eritrean War of Independence, inspiring ONLF to pursue a similar goal for Ogaden. In January 1993, ONLF candidate Abdillahi Mohammed Sadi was elected Somali Regional president by receiving 70% of
Kabr Ogaden Kabr Ogaden Kabr Ogaden () is a mountain in the Sool region of Somalia. The term "Kabr Ogaden" translates to "graveyard of the Ogadenis", in reference to a battle between Garaad Ali III and Korebas against the Ogaden tribe wherein the Dhulbahante army obliterated the entire Ogaden army near this mountain. The site of the mountain lies near the site of a major battle between the Ogaden and Dhulbahante which resulted in the annihilation of the Ogaden army by the Dhulbahante tribe in the 19th century. To its northwest lies the wadi Gabab Cad, which is also a rock art