Greater Thamesholm War: Difference between revisions
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The conflict lead to Westmonkwick’ air strike of Greater Wallborough and internment of left- | The conflict lead to Westmonkwick’ air strike of Greater Wallborough and internment of left-wing people as well as the prohibition on LGBTQIA+ people joining the Westmonkwick military. | ||
It also lead to national service programmes in the Turkmen Emirate, Denmark and Westmonkwick. | It also lead to national service programmes in the Turkmen Emirate, Denmark and Westmonkwick. | ||
Two Westmonkwicker spies were captured and sent to prison. | |||
'''Political positions''' | '''Political positions''' | ||
Revision as of 19:52, 5 March 2022
| Greater Thamesholm War | ||||
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| Part of Political instability in Thamesholm and Wallborough | ||||
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| Belligerents | ||||
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Thamesholmian secularist government Left-wing rebels in Westmonkwick and Scandinavia |
The Han Caliphate (Including The Turkmen Emirate) The Order of Traditionalist Realms (Including the Han Caliphate, the Kingdom of Longobardia and the Republic of Westmonkwick) amongst others). The House of Lee-Ashfield Thamesholmian christian government-in-exile Nitrana | Right-wing Danish rebels | ||
| Commanders and leaders | ||||
| Hereward the Woke |
Caliph Suleiman III Vizier Selim of The Han Caliphate Alicia Skov-Jacobsen Commissioner Harold Skov-Jakobsen Alberto D'Annunzio Lord-Chancellor Rupert FitzKing | Unknown | ||
| Units involved | ||||
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Royal Thamesholmian Army Royal Thamesholmian Air Force |
The Turkmen Emirate Army The Turkmen Emirate Navy The Turkmen Emirate Air Force The Turkmen Emirate Police The Free Scandinavian Army The Free Scandinavian Navy The Beylik of Scandinavian Police Royal Thamesholmian Christian Army Royal Thamesholmian Christian Air Force The Republic of Westmonkwick Navy The Republic of Westmonkwick Army The Republic of Westmonkwick Air Force The Westmonkwick Constabulary The Westmonkwick Housing Authority Police The Westmonkwick Transport Police | Various far-right militias | ||
| Strength | ||||
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Circa 6,000 personnel Circa 48 planes | Over 1 million personnel | 1,000-3,000 personnel | ||
| Casualties and losses | ||||
| 100+ civilians | none as of 7th of March 20222 | none yet | ||
Background
Following the coup by Hereward the Woke in Greater Thamesholm and the acceptance of neighbouring Westmonkwick into the Order of Traditionalist Realms, the leader of the Han Caliphate, Suleiman III announced that Hereward was planning to attack the Order.
Overview The conflict lead to Westmonkwick’ air strike of Greater Wallborough and internment of left-wing people as well as the prohibition on LGBTQIA+ people joining the Westmonkwick military.
It also lead to national service programmes in the Turkmen Emirate, Denmark and Westmonkwick.
Two Westmonkwicker spies were captured and sent to prison.
Political positions
Both political parties in the Turkmen Emirate support the war as do both major political parties in Westmonkwick. In the Beylik of Scandinavia, right-wing parties support the war but left-wing parties oppose it. Conscription is opposed apart from by one centrist party.