ZANAK-Ingelmia War

ZANAK-Ingelmia War
Part of Oceanian Boat Wars, New Akiba-Ingelmia War, Oceanian Air War of 1921-1927, Oceanian Islands War, War of Lorican Aggression, Post-War of Lorican Aggression Crisis, and Imperial Crisis
Date 19 November 1860 - Present (163 years and 5 months) Location Oceania Status New Akiba-Ingelmia War took place from 1914 to 1915 Oceanian Air War of 1921-1927 took place from 1921 to 1927 First Treaty of Bellhals signed in 1927 Oceanian Armistice Agreement signed in 1975 Oceanian Crisis begins in 2017 Second Oceanian War erupts in 2035 Territorial changes Bellhals Free State established in 1927
Belligerents
ZANUK Treaty Forces Zanarkand New Akiba United Kingdom	Imperial Forces Ingelmia Ingelmian Micronesia Archadia-Archedes (1860 until 1990)
Commanders and leaders
As of 2018 Noctis Lucis Caelum Tidus Hayakawa Hibari Nanatsuki Wakka O'Hara Cid Barfionn Baralai Cosgrove Nooj Asakawa Tsujimura Seiji Kageyama Yuzuru Nakatsukasa Genshou† Eraldo Quasimondo Shizuma Izumi Ukyo Samonji Welkin Gunther	As of 2018 Julius Junios Erich Zarl Arnold Holmes Hans Litz Lontar Smiths Conrad Daniels Liz Roderick Toshikazu Cayenne† (Switched allegiance)

The ZANAK-Ingelmia War is an ongoing conflict between the combined ZANUK treaty forces of Zanarkand, New Akiba, and United Kingdom against Ingelmia. The war started during the Oceanian Boat Wars, when the Ingelmian Navy sunk trading ships from the UK going to New Akiba. The war between the two sides would continue to erupt until the present 21st Century. The refusal of Ingelmia to cease its aggression on expanding to the whole Oceanian continent has been regarded as one of the biggest issues in the would community. Various allied nations have expressed their concerns regarding the war.

The war has also been going since the 1860s, making it the longest war duration than any other conflict in the world. The stand-off remains intact with the Bellhals Free State being the site of a non-conflict and ceasefire area in accordance to the Oceanian Armistice Agreement.