Two Days War (Classic)
Two Days War
The Two Days War was a brief conflict fought in Western Europe between the Third German Empire and Belgium. The conflict was a decisive German victory with Belgium disbanding after only one attack.
Prologue
Background
Belgium Established
Joel was previously known for attacking German allies, so his establishment of Belgium was viewed with suspicion. Nontheless Paper offered recognition if Belgium remained friendly for a month, which was agreed to. Belgium then expanded a good deal before controversy began.
Attacks on London
Belgium and an unnamed American citizen then attacked London and killed residentmaple multiple times within 24 hours. After demands by Germany to go to court (this after Germany stated a single incident would be war) were refused by Joel, Germany declared war on Belgium. Foreign powers quickly joined against Germany without knowing the full story, including the long rivals of the Central Powers. Belgium then declared war on the IU which had them join the war. Japan also supported Germany as part of the Axis, in addition to Spain.
Battles
Raids on London
The war began with a few systematic raids on London. This led to the German citizen mapleresident being killed within their city by Joel consistently. That said it had a minimal impact on the war.
Battle of Ulm
The Battle of Ulm was the first major confrontation of the war, where the Central Powers attacked the capital of the German Empire. After reinforcements and a Spanish soldier arrived, Germany chased the Central Power forces into the Rhineland forest, where they attempted to bait Germany into crystalling while failing miserably. Oretin then tped however was teleported into a bad position and killed quickly due to having very little geare battle as very inconclusive, with both sides declaring it a great victory, however since Germany was defending it leans towards them.
Siege of Brussels
The Axis and IU forces invaded Brussels one day later, with CP defenders caught off guard. Joel was soon after killed by cookie during the fighting and defenders scattered. The battle was fairly one sided and generally regarded as a total German victory. It was also enough for Joel to disband Belgium soon after over 'toxicity' and opt to sell his town. This made the war a decisive German win.