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Basque conflict

BelligerentsSpainErtzaintzaNational Police CorpsSpanish ArmyCivil GuardArmed Police CorpsAnti-Terrorist Liberation Groups (GAL) (1983–1987)FranceNational GendarmerieNational PoliceUnaligned and anti-separatist paramilitary groups:Spanish Basque Battalion (1975–1981)Anti-Communist Apostolic Alliance (1976–1983)Spanish Armed Groups (1979–1980)Warriors of Christ the King (1968–1980) (unknown) (1970s) (unknown) (2009)Basque National Liberation Movement:Euskadi Ta Askatasuna (1959–2018)Iparretarrak (1972–2000)Iraultza (1982–1996)Autonomous Anti-Capitalist Commandos (late 1970s–1980s)Irrintzi (2005–2009)Kale borroka (1990s–2000s) (1980s) (1977–1979)Casualties and losses387 Spanish law enforcement agents killed120+ off-duty Spanish soldiers killed1 French policeman killedSpanish civilians killed by ETA attacks: Between 340 and 450 (including minors)2,400 wounded and 1,325 permanently incapacitated Unknown140 militants killed by law enforcement agencies101 militants killed in criminal cases involving various parties44 militants killed by their own explosives4,250 woundedc.

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