Ochoccola War

Ochoccola War
Part of the Great Game
Clockwise from top left: An Ochoccolan tactical operations center is hit in a Cutho-Waldish airstrike during the early stages of the conflict Cutho-Waldish soldiers prepare to storm the Presidential Palace during the Battle of Socapatoy, 8 June 1994 An ONF insurgent takes cover behind a disabled Ochoccolan armored vehicle in Socapatoy Mascyllary Third Fleet centered around CRS Hermann von Martinsen patrols the waters of Akawhk near Ochoccola during the X crisis, 1 June 1994 A Cutho-Waldish howitzer provides fire support during combat operations near Willishaven Ochoccolan soldiers take up defensive positions during the Battle of Lyndon Ridge, 12 May 1994
Date 20 April – 15 June 1994 (1 month, 3 weeks and 5 days) Location Ochoccola, X, Agric Ocean, Iremic Ocean Result Cutho-Waldish and ONF victory Ochoccola Republic overthrown Establishment of the Ochoccolan State Ochoccola joins the Mageiros League Assembly of Nations enacts sanctions on Cuthland via AN Security Council Resolution 710 Rekindled Cuthish–Mascyllary enmity and Great Game tensions
Belligerents
Cuthland-Waldrich ONF	Ochoccola Supported by: BDTA List Falland Lavaria Mascylla Sarrac
Commanders and leaders
	Michael Meilke Alexander Schuman Norbert Rüdt Karl Friedrich Maiberd

The Ochoccola War, also known as the Cutho-Waldish invasion of Ochoccola (codenamed Operation X) and the Ochoccola Crisis, was an armed conflict fought by military forces of Cuthland-Waldrich supporting the Ochoccolan National Front (ONF) and the Ochoccola Republic aided by the Berean Defence Treaty Association (BDTA) during the spring of 1994. The war was fought primarily in Ochoccola and the surrounding ocean and airspace, with spillovers involving Mascyllary Akawhk during the X crisis. The war was initiated with the dwindling of power by the socialist regime of Ochoccola following the collapse of the !Warsaw Pact in 1989 and re-instituted Cuthish political and economic ambitions in Alvinia, exploiting the rising insurgency and civil unrest in Ochoccola to introduce a government friendly to the Mageiros League.

Generally considered to be a major turning point in or after the Great Game, the Ochoccola War renewed tensions between Cuthland-Waldrich and Mascylla and led to a realignment of the geopolitical world order as the Mageiros League reemerged as the primary adversary for the Berean Defense Treaty Association.