Editing History of Zamastan (section)

====UN, Proxy Wars, and The [[The Pahlan Insurgencies|Pahlan Insurgencies]]====
A common trend of military proxy wars across the world ensued quietly in the forms of regime changes in Central America and around Asia, and sometimes loudly in the chaos of Korea and Vietnam. Zamastan never participated in any U.N. supported wars, although being an active member, several hundred Zamastan citizens served as U.N. peacekeeper troops from 1947-1990 in activities in Haiti, Guatemala, Nicaragua, and Laos. During the 1950’s, a small insurgency of communists sponsored by various socialist governments across the world tried to break away from Zamastan in the form of the FPF, or the [[Free Pahlan Front]]. The two major insurgencies never gained major traction, however the separatists did kill several hundred civilians in bombings directed towards the centralized Pahlan state government and military positions. Throughout the rest of the century, FPF sympathizers continuously held rallies that often attracted thousands of people, but their cause never elevated to the status of a political party or separate government.

[[File:Marvingaviriaspeech.jpg|thumb|right|Marvin Gaviria moments before his assassination]]