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Insurgency in the Maghreb (2002–present)

Maghreb (since 2002)

2002
- Djerba
2003
- Sahara
- Casablanca
- Sétif
2004
- El-Kseur
2005
- El Mreiti
- Tidjelabine
2006–2007
- Tidjelabine
- Boudouaou
- Tunisia
- Soliman

OEF Trans Sahara (since 2007)

2007
- Souk El Had
- Casablanca
- Algiers (Apr)
- Batna
- Dellys
- Algiers (Dec)
- Aleg
2008
- Naciria
- Thénia
- Beni Amrane
- Israeli embassy
- Zemmouri
- Issers
2009
2010
- Tidjelabine
- Ammal
- Akla
- Baghlia
- Areich Hind
- Bordj Menaïel
2011
2012
- Thénia
- Baghlia
2013
- In Amenas
- Agadez & Arlit
2017
- Tongo Tongo
- Ayorou
2019
- Inates
2020

Factional violence in Libya (2011–2014)

Mali War (since 2012)

2012
- Tuareg rebellion
- Azawad
2013
- Serval
- AFISMA
- EUTM
- MINUSMA
2015
2016
- Bamako
- Nampala
2017
- In-Delimane
- Gao
- Bamako
- Inkadogotane
- Timbuktu
2018
- Mopti
- Araouane
- MINUSMA camp
- Ménaka (Apr)
- Talataye
- Tabarde
- Amalaoulaou
- Ménaka (Dec)
2019
- Kidal
- Ogossagou
- Sobane Da
- Indelimane
- Ménaka
2020
2021
- Bounti
- Goïta coup
- Mopti
2022

Chaambi Operations (2012–2019)

2014
- Chaambi Mountains

Barkhane (2014-2022)

2016
2017
- Ouagadougou
2018
- Ouagadougou
- 2nd Tongo-Tongo
2019
- Gorom-Gorom
- Sanmatenga
- Dolmane
- Oudalan
- Pobé Mengao
- Fada N'gourma
- Arbinda
2020
- Pansi
- Fada N'gourma
- Talahandak
- Boulikessi
- Toumour
2021
2022
- Djibo
- Bam

Second Libyan Civil War (2014–2020)

2014
2015
2016
- Bin Jawad
- Zliten
- Misrata
- 2nd Sirte
- Derna
2018
2019
- Western Libya offensive

Tunisia (2015–2022)

Sources

Global: Les principaux attentats à la bombe en Algérie depuis 2000, Le Figaro/AFP, 11/12/2007 [1]
Meknes (2007) [2]
Cherchell (2011) [3]
Bordj Menaïel (2011) [4]
Tamanrasset (2012) [5]