Two men have been indicted on a slew of federal charges, accusing them of directing kidnappings, bombings and killings overseas while living in Minnesota.

According to federal prosecutors, 51-year-old Benedict Nwana Kuah and 52-year-old Pascal Kikishy Wongbi are accused of leading operations for the Ambazonia Defense Forces, an armed separatist group in Cameroon.

A grand jury returned an eight-count indictment alleging that the men organized, financed and directed violent attacks from Minnesota that targeted civilians, government officials and security forces in Cameroon.

Kuah, identified as the chairman of the group’s “War Council,” and Wongbi—described as its head of defense and logistics—allegedly instructed fighters to carry out kidnappings, use improvised explosive devices and kill people they believed opposed their movement.…