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| commander2 = {{flagicon|Juznia}}<br>{{flagicon|Mascylla}} [[Michael Meilke]]<br>{{flagicon|Mascylla}} [[Konrad Folln]]<br>{{flagicon|Mascylla}} [[Robert Höhner]]<br>{{flagicon|Dulebia}}<br>{{flagicon|Lilienburg}}<br>{{flagicon|Tuskval}} | | commander2 = {{flagicon|Juznia}}<br>{{flagicon|Mascylla}} [[List of prime ministers of Mascylla|Michael Meilke]]<br>{{flagicon|Mascylla}} [[List of prime ministers of Mascylla|Konrad Folln]]<br>{{flagicon|Mascylla}} [[Reichswehr (Mascylla)|Robert Höhner]]<br>{{flagicon|Dulebia}}<br>{{flagicon|Lilienburg}}<br>{{flagicon|Tuskval}} | ||
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 The Hotel Zaranko is destroyed by Mascyllary bombing in Grobina, July 2000 | |||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||
 Hytekia |
Erdaran Pact: Supported by:  Tuskval | ||||||
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Aivars Muceniece |
  Michael Meilke Konrad Folln Robert Höhner  | ||||||
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| 660,000 | |||||||
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173,000 military casualties 216,000 civilian casualties 1,000,000 civilian displaced | |||||||
The Second Grobina War, also known as the Erdaran War was a major military conflict that occurred across the region of Erdara in the late-20th and early-21st century, spanning from Hytekia's declaration of war on Juznia in November 1998 to the Hytek surrender after a joint Juznik-Mascyllary force occupied Krasno in January 2001.