Antarctic-Spanish War

Antarctic-Spanish War Date 13 October 2023 - 16 October 2023 Location Europe, South America and Antarctica Result Antarctic victory Status Territorial changes Antarctic Union regains its claimed territory back Belligerents OFN Antarctic Union SGSSI Antarctica Amery Getz East Antarctica Kemp troll Vinson Antarctic Lands South Pole Cascadia Laurentia Spanish Empire Patagonia Commanders and leaders Subensky Gris_ Porbei Strength Unknown Unknown Casualties and losses At least 5 At least 4

Antarctic-Spanish War Prelude 1st South Georgia · Nether War 2nd South Georgia Reactions

The Antarctic-Spanish War started on the 13th of October after the diplomatic talks about the South Georgia island failed.

Prelude

Patagonian occupation of South Georgia

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The Occupation of South Georgia began when the town of Falklands, a Patagonian town, claimed a part of the South Georgian island which was claimed by the AU-member state SGSSI. After this event the AU government wanted to secure the nether so they sent 5 players there. The battle ended with Patagonian victory, as at the end they encircled the town of Grytviken - the SGSSI capital.

Ambush in the Nether

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After the Occupation of South Georgia, Antarctic Union sent 5 soldiers to the Nether to protect and secure the Nether. However, these 5 soldiers were ambushed by 3 Spanish soldiers resulting in the antarctic declaration of war.

The War

Antarctic counter-offensive in South Georgia

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Battle of South Georgia began shortly after the war was announced. Despite the Spanish Empire rejecting the war, they still engaged in hunting Antarctic residents.

The battle was to push back the Patagonian occupation from the island of South Georgia. Because the town of Falklands was illegally claimblocking the town of Grytviken and abusing the towny unclaim feature, the Antarcticians were easily able to report them. The battle ended with Antarctic victory, as there were no more colonies on the island.

Reactions

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