Beloslavian Civil War

Beloslavian Civil War
Part of Letnian Succession Crisis
Damage to Beloslavian Airbase Northwest after Sebrenskiyan missile strikes
Date 13 March 2022 (2022-03-13) – present (2 years, 8 months, 2 weeks and 2 days) Location Beloslavia Status Ongoing Sebrenskiyan Retaliatory Strikes Sebrenskiya destroys Ministry of Defence, Beloslavian Airfield Northwest, Beloslavian Airfield Southwest, and Beloslavian Airfield Southeast Minister of Defence killed Uprising in Beloslavia Civilian civil disobedience Military forces divide into two factions
Belligerents
Beloslavian National Government	Beloslavian United Front Prince Stephanov's Resistance Army United Law Enforcement Coalition Supported By: Sebrenskiya (Limited)
Commanders and leaders
Aleksandr Pavlovsky Pyotr Orlov (KIA) Vadik Naoumov Vasily Ignatov	Vikenti Mikhailov Marlen Zima Feodosiy Vinogradov Pafnutiy Aleksandrov
Units involved
Beloslav Loyalist Combined Arms Army 2nd Motor Rifle Division 4th Motor Rifle Division 1st Guards Armored Division	8th Motor Rifle Division 6th Armored Division 71 various Law Enforcement Agencies
Strength
37,500 Personnel	22,000 Regular Military Personnel 1,209 Law Enforcement Officers 740,000 Civilian Resistors
Casualties and losses
68 killed 171 wounded 9 Aircraft destroyed	32 killed 58 wounded

The Beloslavian Civil War (also known as The War of Letnian Succession) is an ongoing military conflict between Beloslavia's government led by Prime Minister Aleksandr Pavlovsky against domestic opposition factions.

Unrest began in September of 2021 as Prime Minister Aleksandr Pavlovsky named himself as the Prince of Beloslavia following the death of Prince Stephanov during a Slavic Cultural Fair in Pancevo. The unrest has rapidly spiraled into armed confrontation after Beloslavian Government forces attacked Sebrenskiyan peacekeepers, allegedly after Sebrenskiyan peacekeepers attempted to stop Beloslavian government forces from using lethal force to suppress demonstrations in the Capital. Citing the attacks and the resulting airstrikes from Sebrenskiya, sections of the Army broke off and declare a "United Front" in resistance to the national government.