موزمبيق جي آزادي جي جنگ

موزمبيق جي آزادي جي جنگ
	سلسلو پرتگالي نوآبادياتي جنگ، آفريڪا ۾ نوآبادياتي جو خاتمو، ۽ سرد جنگ
	; موزمبيق موجوده آفريڪا ۾.
تاريخ	25 سيپٽمبر 1964 – 8 سيپٽمبر 1974; (9 سالَ, 11 مهينوَ and 2 هفتوَ); جون 25، 1975 (آزادي)
مقام	موزمبيق
نتيجو	ٺاهه ۽ موزمبيق جي آزادي; موزمبيقي گھرو ويڙهه جي شروعات;
شريڪ جنگ
موزمبيق لبريشن فرنٽ	پرتگال
مدد: سوويت يونين ; چين ; ڪيوبا ; سوشلٽ وفاقي جمهوريه يوگوسلاويا ; صوماليا ; ; بلغاريه ; تنزانيا ; زيمبيا ; مصر ; الجزائر ; ; لبيا ;	مدد: ڏکڻ آفريقا ; روڊيشيا ; ملاوي ; گڏيل آمريڪي رياستون ; گڏيل بادشاھت ; اسرائيل ;
سپهہ سالار ۽ رهنما
ايدواردو مونجلوني (1962–69),; جواڪين سشونو (1962–75),; فلپ سيموئل مگايا (1964–66), ; سامورا مطل (1969–75)	ايتوني آگسٽو دوس سينٽوس (1964–69),; ڪائولز دي اريغيا (1969–74)
طاقت
15,000–20,000	50,000 (17 مئي، 1970)
نقصان
10,000 مارجي ويا	8,500 مارجي ويا
	عام فوتگيون:; 50,000 مارجي ويا

موزمبيق جي آزادي جي جنگ (انگريزي: Mozambican War of Independence)، موزمبيق لبريشن فرنٽ ۽ پرتگال جي وچ ۾ وڙهيل گوريلا جنگ جو نالو آهي. هي جنگ 25 سيپٽمبر 1964ع تي شروع ٿي ۽ ٺاهه کان پوءِ 8 سيپٽمبر، 1974ع تي ختم ٿي، جنهن جي نتيجي ۾ 1975ع تي موزمبيق کي آزادي ملي.

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