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* Nal'Chik Campaign (1990): The shortest bombing campaign of the war, the Nal'Chik campaign, which lasted three months, killed 14,463 people. |
* Nal'Chik Campaign (1990): The shortest bombing campaign of the war, the Nal'Chik campaign, which lasted three months, killed 14,463 people. |
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* Irkutsk Campaign (1995): The Irkutsk Campaign had extreme difficulties finding targets, and as such only killed 993 people. |
* Irkutsk Campaign (1995): The Irkutsk Campaign had extreme difficulties finding targets, and as such only killed 993 people. |
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* Astravili Campaign (2000): Being the deadliest Tuvalt campaign during the war, the Astravili Campaign killed 1,986,187 people. |
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===Baykal Bombing Campaigns=== |
===Baykal Bombing Campaigns=== |
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Although no one was killed through Chemical Weapons, many people who had been affected by the chemicals used had children who were deformed or disabled. Each group had used chemical weapons on the other two, with no casualties. As mentioned, however, there were repercussions, as many people had mutated children. |
Although no one was killed through Chemical Weapons, many people who had been affected by the chemicals used had children who were deformed or disabled. Each group had used chemical weapons on the other two, with no casualties. As mentioned, however, there were repercussions, as many people had mutated children. |
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==Subterranean Warfare== |
==Subterranean Warfare== |
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A unique form of warfare initially developed at the end of [[The Auroran Imperial War]], subterranean warfare is warfare that takes place underground, as the name suggests. The primary use of subterranean warfare is similar to the use of submarines: the subterrenes, as the war vehicles are known, travel through the ground, and using ground-penetrating radar (GPR) send drilling missiles towards the subterrene's target, exploding the target in the process. Subterranean warfare made its "debut" in the Second Battle of |
A unique form of warfare initially developed at the end of [[The Auroran Imperial War]], subterranean warfare is warfare that takes place underground, as the name suggests. The primary use of subterranean warfare is similar to the use of submarines: the subterrenes, as the war vehicles are known, travel through the ground, and using ground-penetrating radar (GPR) send drilling missiles towards the subterrene's target, exploding the target in the process. Subterranean warfare made its "debut" in the Second Battle of Astravili, between the years 1996-2003, and resulted in a total fatality count of about 17,000. The nature of the warfare, however, was very slow and costly, especially when compared to other means of warfare like airstrikes and ground-based tanks. As such, war-time subterrenes have been abandoned in recent years. |
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==The Anthrax Outbreak of 1987== |
==The Anthrax Outbreak of 1987== |
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===Battle of Nal'Chik=== |
===Battle of Nal'Chik=== |
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===Second Battle of |
===Second Battle of Astravili=== |
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==Cease-Fires and Peace Treaties== |
==Cease-Fires and Peace Treaties== |
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* The Astravili Ceasefire of 1991 was the first attempt at stopping the violent battles taking place throughout what is now Kostromastan, which had basically been the host to the majority of the war. Astravili, being situated in southern Kostromastan, was the battleground between Kostrom and Tuvalt forces. The ceasefire had been enacted by both sides. It did not last long (two months), however, and fighting resumed in Astravili for the rest of the Civil War. |
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* The Volgoda Ceasefire of 1993 was much more successful than the |
* The Volgoda Ceasefire of 1993 was much more successful than the Astravili Ceasefire that preceded it, and managed to end the conflict between Kostrom and Baykal forces by the year 2002. The two forces signed a peace treaty in 2000 that would end the conflict between the two forces officially. Tuvalt and Kostrom forces, however, continued to fight after Tuvalts believed the area in which Kostroms live was part of Tuvalt territory. |
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* The Akhalibisi Ceasefire of 1998 was, in short, a complete and utter peacekeeping failure. Even though Baykalia enacted it, the fighting continued on regardless. Due to this failed ceasefire, the Battle for Akhalibisi took place, which altogether killed 650,000 people. |
* The Akhalibisi Ceasefire of 1998 was, in short, a complete and utter peacekeeping failure. Even though Baykalia enacted it, the fighting continued on regardless. Due to this failed ceasefire, the Battle for Akhalibisi took place, which altogether killed 650,000 people. |
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* The Nal'Chik Ceasefire of 2004, unlike its 1998 predecessor, was significantly more effective, and ended the fighting between Kostrom and Tuvalt forces in the majority of the battlegrounds. |
* The Nal'Chik Ceasefire of 2004, unlike its 1998 predecessor, was significantly more effective, and ended the fighting between Kostrom and Tuvalt forces in the majority of the battlegrounds. |
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* After a number small conflicts throughout Tuvalt and Kostrom territory occurred, the Tuvalts and Kostroms both signed The Treaty of |
* After a number small conflicts throughout Tuvalt and Kostrom territory occurred, the Tuvalts and Kostroms both signed The Treaty of Astravili on September 12th, 2005, which officially ended the Civil War, with three new nations of Baykalia, Kostromastan, and Tuvaltastan replacing Salovia. |
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==Aftermath== |
==Aftermath== |
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