Siege of Fort d'Olivier

Siege of Fort d'Olivier
Part of the Thorns Offensive of the Second Civil War of Fravina
Artillery about to be fired in Fort d'Olivier. The figure in the center is Maj. Gen. Théodore Tempête, chief of artillery for the Army of the East Orléans
Date 29 July 1948 - 29 August 1948 Location Fort d'Olivier, Fravina Result Rose victory Death of Joseph Peretti and other high-ranking Iris officials Surrender of remaining Iris forces across Fravina End of Second Civil War of Fravina End of the First Republic of Fravina and formation of the Second Republic of Fravina
Belligerents
Fravi Irises Fravi Fascists Fravi Blue Liberals	Fravi Roses Fravi Socialists Fravi Green Liberals Second Republic of Fravina
Commanders and leaders
Joseph Peretti  † Army of the Lagrange: Alexandre Belmont  † Bernard Cuvillier Army of Domesis: Antoine Chiendor   Christophe Lindet	Jacques de Mercy Army of the East Orléans: Charles Rochambeau Théodore Tempête Army of the Heart: Jean-Baptiste Danton Fleet of Oaktree Bay: Nicolas Martin
Strength
Total strength - ~193,200 Army of the Lagrange: ~108,200 soldiers Army of Domesis: ~84,800 soldiers	Total strength - ~324,150 Army of the East Orléans: ~221,700 soldiers Army of the Heart: ~91,400 soldiers Fleet of Oaktree Bay: ~11,050 soldiers
Casualties and losses
~51,600	~22,400
~81,400 total casualties, including civilians and non-combatants

The Siege of Fort d'Olivier was the last major battle of the Second Civil War of Fravina, leading to the surrender of the Irises and the formation of the Second Republic of Fravina by the victorious Rose forces, led by Grand General Jacques de Mercy and Grand Admiral Nicolas Martin