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 Baltica |
 DokestvaSupported By  Velaheria Stedoria |
 KauniSupported By  Ahrana Delamaria Fina Seylos |
 Raskia |
 BaltijaSupported By  Ateenia San Castellino | ||||||
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Juozas Vejas |
Nekolas Armenas | |||||||||
The Baltican Civil War is an ongoing internal conflict in Baltica. It began in early 2022, and has split the country into five competing factions, some seeking to control the entirety of Baltica, or form their own independent states. The conflict began on February 27th, after Baltican President Algridas Banis suffered a stroke and was subsequently incapacitated, this then signaled several movements across the country, some pushing for independent ethno states revolving around the country's two main ethnic group, Dolchs and Ras, with others pushing for one state dominated by a single group, other groups such as Kauni are neutral in the conflict and instead are maintaining their own territory. Several nations around the wurld have deployed troops as peacekeepers and intervening and stablising forces, however some have taken an aggressive stance.