LRA-affected areas
Mid-October 2006
Skirmishes between Ugandan forces and the LRA took place in southern Sudan.
28 September 2006
LRA fighters left one of the assembly sites.
28 August 2006
LRA fighters left Owiny-Ki-Bul.
26 August 2006
Uganda and the LRA agreed to a truce through the Cessation of Hostilities Agreement.
12 August 2006
ICC-indicted LRA commander Raska Lukwiya was reportedly killed.
4 August 2006
The LRA announced a unilateral ceasefire.
14 July 2006
Peace talks started.
4 July 2006
Kampala offered amnesty to LRA leaders in the event of a peace agreement.
13 May 2006
Uganda announced a two-month ultimatum for the LRA to surrender, citing readiness to guarantee the safety of Joseph Kony.
February 2006
President Museveni won a new term in national elections.
27 January 2006
The Council held a meeting on the Great Lakes and requested the 1653 report.
23 January 2006
Eight UN peacekeepers were killed in combat with the LRA in the DRC.
December 2005
Under-Secretary-General for Humanitarian Affairs Jan Egeland briefed the Council, urging members to address the conflict between the Uganda government and the LRA.
