Eastern Revolt

Tawayen Gabas (Portuguese   Revolta do Leste; RDL) ƙungiya ce ta Angola mai kishin ƙasa da ta yi yakin neman 'yancin kai daga Portugal karkashin jagorancin Daniel Chipenda.Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola-Workers' Party Country-data  RDL ta samu goyon bayanta daga ƙabilar Ovimbundu.Westad, Odd Arne. The Global Cold War: Third World Interventions and the Making of Our Times, 2005. Page 217. 

A watan Mayun 1966, Chipenda, wanda a lokacin memba ne na Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola (MPLA), ya kafa Gabas ta Gabas, wanda ya kara faɗaɗa isar MPLA a Angola. Lokacin da EF ta rushe, Chipenda da shugaban MPLA Agostinho Neto kowanne ya zargi ɓangaren ɗayan.Stewart Lloyd-Jones and António Costa Pinto. The Last Empire: Thirty Years of Portuguese Decolonisation, 2003. Pages 27-29. A shekarar 1972, Tarayyar Soviet ta yi kawance da ɓangaren Chipenda, inda ta ba shi taimako. Tawayen Gabas kuma sun sami taimako daga gwamnatocin Zambia  da Afirka ta Kudu.Stewart Lloyd-Jones and António Costa Pinto. The Last Empire: Thirty Years of Portuguese Decolonisation, 2003. Pages 27-29.  Chipenda ya bar MPLA a cikin shekarar 1973, ya kafa Tawayen Gabas tare da tsoffin mabiyan MPLA 1,500.George, Edward. The Cuban Intervention In Angola, 1965-1991: from Che Guevara to Cuito Cuanavale, 2005. Page 46.  Ya yi adawa da shugabancin mestizo na MPLA kuma ya yi kaffa-kaffa da Tarayyar Soviet, duk da goyon bayanta.George, Edward. The Cuban Intervention In Angola, 1965-1991: from Che Guevara to Cuito Cuanavale, 2005. Page 46.

A cikin shekarar 1973, Tarayyar Soviet ta gayyaci Neto zuwa Moscow kuma ta gaya masa Chipenda yana shirin kashe shi.Bennett, Andrew. Condemned to Repetition?: The Rise, Fall, and Reprise of Soviet-Russian Military Interventionism, 1999. Page 152.  Ko da yake Chipenda ya shiga Ƙungiyar 'Yancin Ƙasar Angola (FNLA) a cikin watan Satumba 1974,  wanzuwar Gabas ta ci gaba kuma dakarun RDL sun yi yaƙi da MPLA a cikin watan Fabrairu 1975.Bennett, Andrew. Condemned to Repetition?: The Rise, Fall, and Reprise of Soviet-Russian Military Interventionism, 1999. Page 152. 

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