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Salacian Naval Crisis
Date4-13 February 2019
Location
Salacian Ocean
Result

Conflict resolved diplomatically

  • Some materiel and personnel losses on both sides
  • Mutual withdrawal of naval assets from both sides
  • Zacapican withdraws plans to establish naval station in Winivere Bay.
  • GS-Zacapine diplomatic hotline established to defuse future mishaps.
Parties involved in the crisis
 Zacapican  Gristol-Serkonos
Commanders and leaders
To be determined
  • Gristol-serkonosflag2.png Stuart Lewis
  • FlagRGSAFAirForce.png Pierre-Cyriaque Leclerc
  • FlagRGSAFNavy.png Storm Iversen
  • FlagRGSAFNavy.png Sverre Christiansen
  • FlagRGSAFNavy.png Thrasyvoulos Papadakis
Units involved
Zacapine Navy Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy
Strength
  • 2 light aircraft carriers
  • 4 amphibious assault ships
  • 10 multirole destroyers
  • 15 multirole frigates
  • 4 hunter-killer submarines
  • 3 replenishment ships
  • 2 fast fleet tankers
  • 96 aircraft
  • 41 helicopters
Casualties and losses
TBD losses TBD losses

The Salacian Naval Crisis, also known as the February Crisis was a 9-day confrontation between the governments of Gristol-Serkonos and the United Zacapine Republics. The crisis was a culmination of the two governments' competing interests in the Salacian Ocean and the Malaio-Ochran region. The Gristo-Serkonan government also opposed the joint Zacapine-Wazheganon military installation in Winivere Bay, concerned that the ongoing dynamics in the Northeast Norumbian region would be altered with the Zacapine entry.

In February 2nd, the Gristo-Serkonan government ordered the mobilization of the Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy to intercept the Zacapine Fleet intending to reach Winivere Bay. The resulting naval and air battle resulted in the deaths of xxxx personnel on both sides.

Background

Gristol-Serkonos

Order of battle

Zacapine Navy

Royal Gristo-Serkonan Navy

Blockade

Secret negotiations

Resolution

Aftermath