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Following the end of the [[Great Astyrian War]], both [[Caledonia]] and [[Arstotska]] expanded their territories at the expense of [[Belka]]. In 1972, Caledonia released [[Platteisen Adler]] from direct control, allowing it self-rule - albeit heavily influenced by Caledonia. | Following the end of the [[Great Astyrian War]], both [[Caledonia]] and [[Arstotska]] expanded their territories at the expense of [[Belka]]. In 1972, Caledonia released [[Platteisen Adler]] from direct control, allowing it self-rule - albeit heavily influenced by Caledonia. | ||
In | In 2006, massive protests against the Adlerite government's ties to Caledonia broke out throughout Platteissen Adler, with Adlerites calling for greater independence and autonomy from Caledonian affairs. Many in the majority-Belkan southeastern part of the nation became especially engaged in protests, and a growing movement in that area began clamoring for reunification with Belka. | ||
==Hostilities Commence== | ==Hostilities Commence== |
Revision as of 16:29, 18 November 2023
The Belkan War | |||||||
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Belkan troops securing Reittier Konigin army base | |||||||
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Belligerents | |||||||
Template:Country data Greater Belkan Reich |
Template:Country data Plätteisen Adler Template:Country data Arstotska Nouvel Ecosse Blackhelm Confederacy Berique Riysa Romberg | ||||||
Commanders and leaders | |||||||
Erik Winter TBD |
Template:Country data Platteissen Adler Bjorn Hankonssen Lucius Blackhelm Marcellus Greenleaf Tarquinnius Silvershield Marcus Redfield Aleksandra Ingersson Talal Mansour Jean-Claude Benceau | ||||||
Casualties and losses | |||||||
TBD | TBD |
The 2007 Belkan War was a conflict in Northern Lorecia waged by coaltion forces seven different nations in defense of the nations of Arstoska and Plätteisen Adler.
Background
Following the end of the Great Astyrian War, both Caledonia and Arstotska expanded their territories at the expense of Belka. In 1972, Caledonia released Platteisen Adler from direct control, allowing it self-rule - albeit heavily influenced by Caledonia.
In 2006, massive protests against the Adlerite government's ties to Caledonia broke out throughout Platteissen Adler, with Adlerites calling for greater independence and autonomy from Caledonian affairs. Many in the majority-Belkan southeastern part of the nation became especially engaged in protests, and a growing movement in that area began clamoring for reunification with Belka.