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The UK-Australia war started on the 20th Of January 2018, after rising tensions between the town of Conwy (Australia) and the UK. It lasted a mere hour before the war was halted for peace talks. | The UK-Australia war started on the 20th Of January 2018, after rising tensions between the town of Conwy (Australia) and the UK. It lasted a mere hour before the war was halted for peace talks. {{Infobox_Conflict|conflict = UK - Australia War|date = 20th Jan 2018|result = The nation of Australia falling and its capital being deleted.|side1 = Australia|side2 = UK|commanders1 = Coffeetom, Dragon|commanders2 = GeneralRhombus, Kcod|forces1 = 4|forces2 = 5|image = ACA7E830-30FF-4622-BF1A-601299FD5B5E.jpeg}} | ||
== Lead up to the declaration of war == | == Lead up to the declaration of war == | ||
The City Of Conwy in Scotland has been under prensure by the UK to either join or move to Australia with the rest of the nation. Hours upon hours of argument, negotiations and failed peace talks | The City Of Conwy in Scotland has been under prensure by the UK to either join or move to Australia with the rest of the nation. Hours upon hours of argument, negotiations and failed peace talks resulted in a Cold War between Australia (with most towns backing Conwy) and the UK. Peace was stretched to breaking point after an argument over outposting Vietnam. | ||
== War == | == War == | ||
At 5:43 AEST, War was declared on Australia. As soon as paper noticed war had been declared, he came online and made sure the war was put on hold, and peace talks organised. | At 5:43 AEST, War was declared on Australia. As soon as paper noticed war had been declared, he came online and made sure the war was put on hold, and peace talks organised. | ||