The Third Senvarian Insurgency is an ongoing civil military operation raging in Creeperopolis between the government and the Senvarian Liberation Front and Militarist Front for National Liberation. The war has been raging since October 5, 1934 and is occurring at the same time as the Mara War.

The fully-fledged civil conflict has lasted over 85 years and has been marked by war crimes, massacres, human rights violations, and crimes against humanity on both sides.^{[citation needed]} It is unclear which side commits the majority of these crimes. The war is the deadliest ongoing global conflict and is the third of a series of Senvarian insurgencies.

On September 29, 2019, a Terraconserva Council of Nations Security Council resolution was submitted by Malgax to sanction Creeperopolis due to the ongoing conflict. It was vetoed by Quebecshire^[1].

Background

Third Senvarian Insurgency
	Part of the Senvarian Insurgencies
	; SLF soldiers in Senvar during the insurgency, 1987.
Date	October 5, 1934-present
Location	Creeperopolis
Result	Ongoing
Belligerents
Commanders and leaders
Strength
16,000,000	5,000,000-7,000,000
Casualties and losses

Creeperopolis has historically been characterized by marked socioeconomic inequality, especially since industrialization. In the late 19th century, coffee became a major cash crop for Creeperopolis, bringing in about 95% of the country's income. However, this income was restricted to only 5% of the population, exacerbating a divide between a small but powerful land owning elite, the government, and an impoverished majority. This divide grew through the 1900s and 1910s due to the establishment of the National Coffee and Sugar Corporation (CORNACA), a coffee and sugar monopoly. Creeperopolis was so heavily reliant on coffee to keep its economy stable that a Quebecshirite economist, Gérôme Ballouhey, referred to Creeperopolis as a "coffee republic."^{[citation needed]}

Corruption in the Creeperian government played a major role in the reason poverty in Creeperopolis skyrocketed during the early 1900's and on why the economy was so weak and unstable.

Emperor Adolfo IV fell ill to Creeperian Malaria in December 1932. Emperor Adolfo IV died on January 2, 1933 at 9:02am San Salvador Standard Time (SST). The news was given to both his sons, Romero and Miguel. Both soon declared themselves the next rightful Emperor of Creepeorpolis.

Hearing the news of Romero I declaring himself Emperor, Miguel VII ordered that the Creeperian Armed Forces immediately have Romero I arrested. Romero I did the same, and ordered the Creeperian Armed Forces to immediately arrest Miguel VII. The Creeperian Armed Forces quickly splintered into factions of the armed forces backing Romero I while the other half supported Miguel VII.

Romero I ordered the Armed Forces loyal to him to not attack soldiers loyal to Miguel VII for the time being. Miguel VII did the same, and ordered the Armed Forces loyal to him to not attack soldiers loyal to Romero I for the time being. However, at 7:23pm CST, soldiers loyal to Romero I encountered troops loyal to Miguel VII in a barrack in North San Salvador. Both forces were ordered to secure the barrack to prevent the other side from securing the weapons inside. At 7:25pm CST, firing began, and both sides started to fire on the other. The soldiers loyal to Miguel VII overran the soldiers loyal to Romero I and forced them to retreat the barrack. The soldiers loyal to Romero I took up positions one block from the barrack taking the city capitol turning it into their fortification. It remains a mystery who was the first to fire their rifle in the barrack.

The shots began the Creeperian Civil War, the deadliest war in Creeperian history.

Senvarians and Senvekians, after decades of Creeperian oppression, and after the Miguelists offered them an independent state if they fight and aid them against the Romerists, rose up against the Creeperian government on October 5, 1934, beginning the Third Senvarian Insurgency. The date falls on the 56th anniversary of the beginning of the Second Senvarian Insurgency in 1878.

War

Rise of the SLF

On October 5, 1934, Adam Schuessler I, a descendant of the Kings of Senvar-Senvek, the great great grandson of King William III, declared the establishment of the Republic of Senvar-Senvek. With his supporters, the Senvarian Liberation Front was founded to fight for and to maintain the sovereignty of the republic.

As promised, the Miguelists supported the republic and recognized its independence. It was also recognized by the by Miguelist puppet state of the State of Granada, part of the present-day Principality of El Salvador. Creeperopolis, El Salvador, Castilliano, Atlántida, and the State of the Church denounced the legitimacy of the republic.

The SLF took part in the Papal War.

In 1940, the Militarist Nationalist Front (FRENAMI) was established by Creeperian generals and soldiers. The group, nicknamed Sombra Negra, was a death squad which hunted down communists (Miguelists) and Senvarians (SLF forces). FRENAMI slowed down the SLF's advances as their members were being killed by FRENAMI vigilantes.

End of the Civil War

In 1949, the Miguelists surrendered to the Romerists, ending the Creeperian Civil War. The SLF, however, refused to surrender and continued a guerrilla insurgent war in southern Creeperopolis. FRENAMI also did not dissolve and continued to fight the SLF.

Salvadoran Revolution

While the Creeperian military was preoccupied by the Salvadoran Revolution of 1956, the SLF took advantage and began to conduct operations to sabotage Creeperian military activities.

Rise of MS and the FMLN

Creeperian Army soldiers in Zapatista following the 1985 Tuxtla Martínez Massacre.

On October 15, 1979, Emperor Adolfo V declared war on the gang Mara Salvatrucha (MS) beginning the Mara War. MS allied itself with the SLF as Creeperopolis was seen as a common enemy.

On October 10, 1980, Farabundo Martí Rodríguez led a rebellion in death squad-controlled territory. He established the Militarist Front for National Liberation (FMLN) and allied with the SLF and MS to resist the Creeperian government.

October 16 Regime

Under Alfonso VI's October 16 Regime began to launch organized assassinations and murders of SLF, FMLN, and MS members, leading to an explosion in murder rates and violence.

Under Alexander II

Since the fall of the October 16 Regime, Alexander II has continued the war against the SLF, FMLN, and MS.

In August 2019, the SLF carried out the 2019 San Salvador Attacks which led to Alexander II declaring martial law. Murder rates exploded as a consequence.

Attempts for Peace

TCN Security Council Vote, 2019

On September 29, 2019 the Security Council of the TCN convened in Bostonia^[2] to discuss the proposed Condemnation of Creeperopolis and the Suggestion of Sanctions^[3].

During the session, the vote had become one in favor, four in opposition, and two abstaining before Quebecshire exercised veto authority^[4]. Several votes have been lodged since, but as it stands the resolution will be discarded following the session's conclusion.

War Crimes

Both sides of the conflict have committed war crimes.

Creeperian War Crimes

Government War Crimes

Incident	type of crime	Persons responsible	Notes
1940 Huizúcar Massacre	Crimes Against Humanity, Genocide, Murder of Civilians	Gen. Adolfo Cabañeras Moreno	Resulted in the murder of 2,300 Senvarians.
1943 Port Senvar Massacre	Crimes Against Humanity, Genocide, Murder of Civilians	Gen. Adolfo Cabañeras Moreno	Resulted in the murder of 1,300-1,500 Senvarians.

FRENAMI War Crimes

Incident	type of crime	Persons responsible	Notes
1944 Denshire Massacre	Crimes Against Humanity, Genocide, Murder of Civilians, No-Quarter	Adolfo Rivera López, Assassinated	Resulted in 5,000+ Senvarians dead.

Senvarian War Crimes

SLF War Crimes

Incident	type of crime	Persons responsible	Notes
2019 San Salvador Attacks	Crimes Against Humanity, Murder of Civilians, Terrorism	Frederick Schuessler III, Assassinated	Resulted in over 150 Creeperans dead.

FMLN War Crimes

Incident	type of crime	Persons responsible	Notes
1985 Tuxtla Martínez Massacre	Crimes Against Humanity, Murder of Civilians, Terrorism	Farabundo Martí Rodríguez, Assassinated	Resulted in 57 Creeperans dead.

Mara War Crimes

Incident	type of crime	Persons responsible	Notes
All Actions	Drug trafficking, robbery, larceny, human trafficking, extortion, murder, money laundering, prostitution, racketeering, battery, kidnapping, and arms trafficking	Alexander Ramírez Umaña, Wanted	All actions are common crimes carried out by MS. Over 10,000+ dead.

References

[1] ttps://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=36543881

[2] ttps://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=36543298

[3] ttps://www.nationstates.net/page=dispatch/id=1264641

[4] ttps://www.nationstates.net/page=rmb/postid=36543881

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v t e Creeperian Armed Forces
Military Branches	Creeperian Armed Forces (Creeperian Army, Creeperian Navy, Creeperian Air Force, Creeperian Imperial Guard) National Intelligence Directorate (DINA) Militarist Nationalist Front (FRENAMI, alleged)
Current Commanders	Alexander II Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez José Guerrero López Felipe Cambeiro Cavallería Ramon Illescas Galán
Army	Orders, Awards, and Decorations Officer Insignia Officer Uniforms Enlisted Insignia Enlisted Uniforms Vehicles
Navy	Orders, Awards, and Decorations Officer Insignia Officer Uniforms Enlisted Insignia Enlisted Uniforms
Air Force	Orders, Awards, and Decorations Officer Insignia Officer Uniforms Enlisted Insignia Enlisted Uniforms
Imperial Guard	Orders, Awards, and Decorations Officer Insignia Officer Uniforms Enlisted Insignia Enlisted Uniforms Vehicles
DINA	Orders, Awards, and Decorations
All Conflicts	List of Wars Involving Creeperopolis Creeperian Crusade Deltinian War Creeperian Peasants' War Ten Years' War Twenty Years' War 1535 Peasant Massacre 1555 Creeperian Coup d'État Monarch's Revolution 1729 Creeperian Coup d'État Peoples' Revolution Revolution of Restoration War of the Creeperian Succession Revolution of 1833 1839 Annexation of Senvar-Senvek First Senvarian Insurgency Second Senvarian Insurgency The Reigns of Terrors Christmas Putsch Creeperian Civil War Salvadoran War Creeperian Conflicts Third Senvarian Insurgency Papal War Salvadoran Revolution of 1956 1976 Creeperian Coup d'État Attempt Mara War Castillianan Insurgency 2003 Creeperian Coup D'état Martial Law Deltinian Insurgency Armas Blockade 2020 Creeperian Coup d'État Attempt
External Conflicts	Creeperian Crusade Three Years' War 1839 Annexation of Senvar-Senvek Armas Blockade
Internal Conflicts	List of Creeperian Coup d'États Deltinian War Creeperian Peasants' War Ten Years' War Twenty Years' War 1535 Peasant Massacre 1555 Creeperian Coup d'État Monarch's Revolution 1729 Creeperian Coup d'État Peoples' Revolution Revolution of Restoration War of the Creeperian Succession Revolution of 1833 First Senvarian Insurgency Second Senvarian Insurgency The Reigns of Terrors Christmas Putsch Creeperian Civil War Salvadoran War Creeperian Conflicts Third Senvarian Insurgency Papal War Salvadoran Revolution of 1956 1976 Creeperian Coup d'État Attempt Mara War Castillianan Insurgency 2003 Creeperian Coup D'état Martial Law Deltinian Insurgency 2020 Creeperian Coup d'État Attempt

v t e Corruption in Creeperopolis
Countries	Creeperopolis File:Flag of the Principality of El Salvador.png El Salvador State of the Church
People	Alexander II Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez Martín Gutiérrez Sánchez Sebastián Fernán Cicerón Ramón Cambeiro Muñoz Lautaro Carballar Pardo
Organizations	Bio Workes Cooperation and Development Coalition Council of Mayors Council of Senators Creeperian Armed Forces Creeperian Initiative Creeperian Railroad Networks Gaceta Creeperiano National Coffee and Sugar Corporation Propaganda in Creeperopolis
Events	Third Senvarian Insurgency Mara War Castillianan Insurgency Tuxtla Martínez Train Disaster

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