Meanings of destabilise much in English

A return to hostilities could destabilise much of east Africa.

Sudan's north-south war claimed 2 million lives, mostly through hunger and disease, and destabilise much of east Africa.

Analysts warn that lingering distrust between the two sides could bring about a resumption of hostilities with the potential to destabilise much of east Africa.

Sudan's north-south civil war claimed 2 million lives and drove twice as many from their homes, destabilising much of east Africa.

Sudan's civil war claimed 2 million lives and drove 4 million from their homes, destabilising much of east Africa.

Sudan's two-decade civil war claimed 2 million lives and drove 4 million from their homes, destabilising much of east Africa.

Sudan's north-south war claimed 2 million lives and drove more than 4 million from their homes, destabilising much of east Africa.

Sudan's north-south civil war claimed 2 million lives and drove more than 4 million from their homes, destabilising much of east Africa.

Aid agencies estimate 2 million were killed, mostly through famine and disease, and 4 million driven from their homes, destabilising much of east Africa.

The north-south war that began in 1983 killed around 2 million people and drove 4 million from their homes, destabilising much of east Africa.