On Monday, Ouattara forces, dubbed , and those loyal to Laurent Gbagbo, who claims to be the winner of a disputed election last fall, began fighting in Duekoue, a western town of strategic importance due to its position at a crossroads, with access to both Liberia and  . According to the  , around 460 people have died in violence since the disputed elections, and another million have left the country.
On Monday, Ouattara forces, dubbed , and those loyal to Laurent Gbagbo, who claims to be the winner of a disputed election last fall, began fighting in Duekoue, a western town of strategic importance due to its position at a crossroads, with access to both Liberia and Guinea . According to the United Nations , around 460 people have died in violence since the disputed elections, and another million have left the country.
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