Dusk Campaign

Dusk Campaign
Part of the Novaran Cold War
Date 5 November 1954 - 21 December 1963 Location Irnac Result Dissolution of non-communist Ernokish states Durakan annexation of Central Irnac Communist government established in Ekvatora Volsicne influence limited to the Zayika Line De facto recognition of the zones of control in Irnac
Belligerents
Durakia DVC Grostyn People's State (1954-1961) Federated Komina of Central Irnac (from 1961) RPF (1959-1962) SFR Ekvatora (from 1962) Support: Tretrid Vakarastan	Volscina Aradya (until 1961) Western Kodoka (until 1961) Kingdom of Ekvatora (1959-1962)
Commanders and leaders
Akslav Merkov Nicoli Andrev Henric Stirn Eiran Kolsov Ivan Zayika Ivica Petrovich Mikita Trusaǔ	Vole Cena Vasily of Aradya Taras Valerij Tamash Hryc Leanid Maldzis Boris II Gavrilo II

The Dusk Campaign was a period of political rivalry and proxy conflict between Durakia and the Volscine Confederation over the island of Irnac during the Novaran Cold War. It is generally accepted to have begun with the 1954 Long Autumn Revolution which replaced the Confederation of Grostyn with a communist state allied with Durakia.

Though tensions remained in the region long after, conflict in Irnac ended in 1963, with Durakia annexing the short-lived Federated Komina of Central Irnac and Petrovist rule solidified in Ekvatora. Despite the victory of Durakia and its allies in containing Volscine influence, revolution failed to materialize in Ietracia - forming a new status quo based around the Zalyrika line as the new border between Durakia and Volscina. This border would remain under the Irnac Conference of 2015, which adjusted the borders slightly along ethnic lines.