When did the Chadian-Libyan conflict, also known as the Toyota War, end?
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Answer
The Chadian-Libyan conflict, also known as the Toyota War, ended in 1987 with a ceasefire. The conflict began in 1978 and was fought between Chad and Libya over control of the Aozou Strip, a territory in northern Chad that was claimed by Libya. The conflict was characterized by guerilla warfare and the use of armored vehicles, and resulted in the deaths of thousands of people.
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