Third Suvani War

Third Suvani War
Part of Western Yasteria Conflicts
New Khanate Forces defending the City of Ariundun, Suvania
Date 1 February 2021 - Present Location Suvania Status Ongoing
Belligerents
Elven State of Suvania: United Suvania Party Loyalist Divisions Suvan Police Force Dagagchid Church of Ayalagach National Ayalist Front White Irregulars Traveller Brigades Alvan Volunteers	New Suvan Khanate: Noble Opposition Khan's Opposition Party Ayalist People's Front (NAF Opposition) Suvan Military Suvan Imperial Army Suvan Sea Forces Khan's Honour Guard Liberty & Labour Radical Resistance Opposition Unions Vistari Volunteers Support: Western Provinces (alleged) Edalavia-Grenstad Protection Divisions Military Garrisons Vistari Imperial Army Army of the Free Provinces Norgsveltian Expeditionary Forces Border Forces Tarwenian Border Forces Vistari Edalavian Border Forces Grenstadic Border Forces	Upper Suvania Collaborationist Left: Salvation and Labour Front Old Socialist People's Party Worker Liberation Militia Coalition of Trade Unions Tsaizal: AoP - Yasteria Branch Rational Society Tsaizic Self-Defence Forces Sapientist Insurrection Tsaizal Education Board Support: Army of Progress Rational Association (alleged)
Commanders and leaders
Gansukh Khulan Tsakhiagiin Ganzorig Tayang Sanchir Olai Anda	Negdsen-Chadaltai Khan Temuulen Altani Adelbert, Count of Edelavia Kara Saidova	Dashiin Jerasi Sholban Baatar Alagh Yid Kokhir Achens Abel Mestrat Harshad Marten
Strength
57,200 11,200 1,908	68,700 2,415 62,848 (Not in Direct Combat)	24,900 28,200 41,000
Casualties and losses
8,370-9,720 killed 35,402 wounded	10,920-17,390 killed 18,711 wounded	4,192-7,468 killed 16,029 wounded

The Third Suvani War, formerly referred to as the Lower Suvan Civil War, is an ongoing conflict in Western Yasteria surrounding the successor states of the Suvani Empire. Fighting began following the execution of the Prime Minister of Lower Suvania, Ukhnaagiin Khulan, after he made an attempt on the Khan of Lower Suvania's life in the Tugrikhota Palace. Groups such as the Army of Progress and the Suvani Socialist Republic escalated the severity of fighting when both began to work together, gaining footholds within Lower Suvania with the goal of taking advantage of the instability to seize territories for themselves.