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'''Operation Afton''' is the codename for an international military operation in [[Zalluabed]]'s [[People's Republic of Qahaza|separatist Qahazar region]] which began on November 30th, 2023, following [[2023 Tarijar Strait drone attacks|a series of drone attacks]] across the [[Tarijar Strait]] and [[Saint Raneau]] by the [[Kubani Unit]], led by [[Suhaib el-Dar Moussa]]. The mission authorized member states to establish and enforce a no-fly zone over the [[People's Republic of Qahaza]], and to use "all necessary measures" to prevent attacks on civilians, which turned into a bombing campaign by the forces of WEDA and ANS against Kubani Unit military installations and vehicles. | '''Operation Afton''' is the codename for an international military operation in [[Zalluabed]]'s [[People's Republic of Qahaza|separatist Qahazar region]] which began on November 30th, 2023, following [[2023 Tarijar Strait drone attacks|a series of drone attacks]] across the [[Tarijar Strait]] and [[Saint Raneau]] by the [[Kubani Unit]], led by [[Suhaib el-Dar Moussa]]. It is named for the [[wikipedia:Scottish language|Offeatean]] word meaning "evening". The mission authorized member states to establish and enforce a no-fly zone over the [[People's Republic of Qahaza]], and to use "all necessary measures" to prevent attacks on civilians, which turned into a bombing campaign by the forces of WEDA and ANS against Kubani Unit military installations and vehicles. The coalition's objectives did not include aiding the [[Feyt Zalluabed Ayat|rebel forces]]' efforts to take control of territory held by the government or PRQ. | ||
On 30 November 2023, several countries prepared to take immediate military action at a summit in [[Viitaniemi]], and. operations commenced on the same day with a strike by [[Emmiria]]n, [[Albarine]]an, and [[Greater Normark|Normarkian]] fighter jets, then [[Zamastan]]ian and [[Quetana]]n forces conducting strikes from ships and submarines via cruise missiles and air assets bombing Moussa's forces near [[Kubani]], [[Tuim]], and [[Toutmoul]]. | |||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
Revision as of 00:25, 1 December 2023
| Operation Afton | |||||
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| Part of the Zalluabed civil war | |||||
_in_September_2014.JPG) Albarinean Z-11 Eagles take off from the ZMS Abotsford to strike Kubani Unit targets, December 2023 | |||||
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| Belligerents | |||||
 WEDA  ANS |
 People's Republic of Qahaza | ||||
| Commanders and leaders | |||||
 Sabine Armitage  Akram Sulaiman  Sadie Melhaven  Tullia Grönberg  Emília Medeiros  Mohammed Farhan  Elihu Saing  Wira Santoso  Akkin Gunaydin  Elisabeth Rademacher  Alexander Desende  Dan Haugen  Lynne Bushore |
Suhaib el-Dar Moussa Awni el-Hameed Khaleefa el-Abdi Badr Ozer | ||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||
| Multiple anti-aircraft defenses, airforce assets, and army vehicles, artillery, and tanks damaged or destroyed | |||||
Operation Afton is the codename for an international military operation in Zalluabed's separatist Qahazar region which began on November 30th, 2023, following a series of drone attacks across the Tarijar Strait and Saint Raneau by the Kubani Unit, led by Suhaib el-Dar Moussa. It is named for the Offeatean word meaning "evening". The mission authorized member states to establish and enforce a no-fly zone over the People's Republic of Qahaza, and to use "all necessary measures" to prevent attacks on civilians, which turned into a bombing campaign by the forces of WEDA and ANS against Kubani Unit military installations and vehicles. The coalition's objectives did not include aiding the rebel forces' efforts to take control of territory held by the government or PRQ.
On 30 November 2023, several countries prepared to take immediate military action at a summit in Viitaniemi, and. operations commenced on the same day with a strike by Emmirian, Albarinean, and Normarkian fighter jets, then Zamastanian and Quetanan forces conducting strikes from ships and submarines via cruise missiles and air assets bombing Moussa's forces near Kubani, Tuim, and Toutmoul.
Background
Deployed forces
- Elbresian Armed Forces
- Elbresian Navy
- Clarkson-class carrier ESS Cormac Cowpeland
- Frigate ESS Olyn
- Frigate ESS Connaghyn
- Elbresian Navy
- Emmirian Armed Forces
- Emmirian Navy
- Naheera-class carrier ENVS Qayyom
- Corvette ENVS Kanoun
- Corvette ENVS Nushanjah
- Corvette ENVS Akhalra
- Corvette ENVS Mashaid
- Frigate ENVS Arreba
- Frigate ENVS Zaqaz
- Destroyer ENVS Mutasim
- Destroyer ENVS Rushdi
- Emmirian Air Force
- 12 Kowsir-2
- 8 Z-17 Condor
- Emmirian Navy
- Kyti Defense Forces
- Kytian Navy
- Destroyer KNS Saint Boswell
- Kytian Navy
- Quetanan Armed Forces
- Quetanan Navy
- Frigate QNAV Netuno Siqueira
- Frigate QNAV Ivo Bettencourt
- Frigate QNAV Alex Bastos
- Frigate QNAV Noemí Sequeira
- Corvette QNAV Manel Lobo
- Corvette QNAV Carlito Mendez
- Submarine QNAV Ronalla
- Quetanan Air Force
- Quetanan Navy
- Zamastanian Armed Forces
- Zamastanian Naval Forces
- Talon-class carriers ZMS Abotsford and ZMS Dubois
- Cruiser ZMS Sundress
- Cruiser ZMS Winterschede
- Destroyer ZMS Adnet
- Destroyer ZMS Émilien
- Destroyer ZMS Saunier
- Destroyer ZMS Shorthand
- Destroyer ZMS Gounelle
- Destroyer ZMS Coquelin
- Corvette ZMS Marhe
- Corvette ZMS Galloway
- Corvette ZMS Houghton
- Submarine ZMS Corriveau
- Zamastanian Air Force
- 4 Z-14 Osprey multi-role fighters
- 8 Z-17 Condor multi-role fighters
- 2 I-22 Moon strategic bombers
- 5 V-99 Eclipse Aerial Refueling Tanker/Airlift Aircraft
- 18 Toring-1C Black Owl drones
- Zamastanian Naval Forces