Operation Afton

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Operation Afton
Part of the Zalluabed civil war
Night launch of F-18s from USS GHW Bush (CVN-77) in September 2014.JPG
Albarinean Z-11 Eagles take off from the ZMS Abotsford to strike Kubani Unit targets, December 2023
Date30 November 2023 - present
(11 months, 3 weeks and 1 day)
Location
Qahazar
Spillovers in Zalluabed
Belligerents
Western Euronia Defense Alliance logo.png WEDA
New flag of ANS.png ANS
People's Republic of Qahaza People's Republic of Qahaza
Commanders and leaders
Zamastan Sabine Armitage
Emmiria Akram Sulaiman
Albarine Sadie Melhaven
Caspiaa Tullia Grönberg
Quetana Emília Medeiros
Sulifa Mohammed Farhan
Qolaysia Elihu Saing
Saint Croix and Bens Wira Santoso
Alcarres Akkin Gunaydin
Besmenia Vincent von Schilling
Elbresia Alexander Desende
Greater Normark Dan Haugen
Saint Offeat Lynne Bushore
People's Republic of Qahaza Suhaib el-Dar Moussa
People's Republic of Qahaza Awni el-Hameed
People's Republic of Qahaza Khaleefa el-Abdi
People's Republic of Qahaza Badr Ozer
Casualties and losses
Multiple anti-aircraft defenses, airforce assets, and army vehicles, artillery, and tanks damaged or destroyed

Operation Afton is the codename for an international military operation in Zalluabed's separatist Qahazar region which began on November 30th, 2023, following a series of drone attacks across the Tarijar Strait and Saint Raneau by the Kubani Unit, led by Suhaib el-Dar Moussa. The mission authorised member states to establish and enforce a no-fly zone over the People's Republic of Qahaza, and to use "all necessary measures" to prevent attacks on civilians, which turned into a bombing campaign by the forces of WEDA and ANS against Kubani Unit military installations and vehicles.

Background

Deployed forces

Timeline

Criticism