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| beligerent1 = '''State of Amazon''' | | beligerent1 = '''[[Nostra:Amazon|State of Amazon]]''' | ||
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[[File:AustFlagNostra.png|25px]] Commonwealth of Australia | [[File:AustFlagNostra.png|25px]] [[Nostra:Australia|Commonwealth of Australia]] | ||
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}}The '''Amazon-Brazil Conflict''', also sometimes | }}The '''Amazon-Brazil Conflict''', also sometimes referred to as the '''Amazon-Brazil War''' or the '''Amazonian Civil War''', is an armed conflict between the Empire of Brazil and the State of Amazon on Terra Nostra which formally began on May 13th 2026. | ||
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== Conflict == | == Conflict == | ||
Amazon, with Australian assistance, then began a special military operation against the Empire of Brazil on May 13th, bridging from Bolivia towards the Brazilian capital, Rio De Janeiro. | Amazon, with Australian assistance, then began a special military operation against the Empire of Brazil on May 13th, bridging from Bolivia towards the Brazilian capital, Rio De Janeiro. A day later, on May 14th, Amazon would join Australia as a colony. On May 28th, [[Nostra:Texas|Texas]] issued a denunciation of Australia, Nubia, and Amazon, citing its long-standing policy against foreign continental powers in the Americas. Later that day, Nubia and Australia responded to the denunciation, defending their involvement, though Nubia emphasized that its role had been limited, and requesting that Texas communicate through proper diplomatic channels. Negotiations between the two powers were mediated by Australia for the Amazonian side and Nubia for the Brazilian side, eventually ending the conflict on May 29th with the signing of the Treaty of Rio de Janeiro. | ||