Isaanni-New Antaricanian War (IC/Post-MT/Fan-T/TG entry)

[United Australasian Commonwealth]

Several AWB planes drop leaflets saying , Please help get rid of the Imperialist Austrlasian Goverment


OOC: for info in who the AWB are : viewtopic.php?f=5&t=498433

OOC: This is about Sharifistan, let's not derail the thread.

OOC: the Sharifi Stan Civil War and the Border War are happening at the same time

[Langenia]

OOC: This is about Sharifistan, let's not derail the thread.

OOC: the Sharifi Stan Civil War and the Border War are happening at the same time

OOC: Yes, but both wars have nothing to do with each other. Just because the Salvadoran Civil War was happening at the same time of the South African Border War irl does not mean they were related. What bothers me is that you're not a participant in the conflict and are using this thread to advertise your own rp.

[Kazakah]

Sivas Line, Western Front, Sharifistan

For the first time since Kazakah joined this bleak war, the chaotic clamor of gunshots and artillery bombardments are not heard in the trenches and fortifications of the Sivas line. At first, the men held their collective breaths, expecting an attack on their short-lived serenity. But as the days go by, it becomes apparent that the fighting has come to a slow stalemate of matched powers.

Reactions in the trenches vary from soldier to soldier. Many wish to fight the fairy-tale evils of Communism, just as their grandfathers and great-grandfathers had done in the Great War of Restoration simply a generation ago. Others wished for home, seeing this conflict as nothing more than a contract to be filled and a job to be done. Finally, some men, most whom had fought the war since the beginning, had deserted. They found themselves a new way of life; a new religion, a new tongue, and solace in the arms of local widows.

[Madrinpoor]

A thin line of 5 or 6 Madri soldiers march out into the Sivas Zone, the recently demilitarized area between the Kazakah Sivas Line and the Madri Sivas Bunkers. Only two are carrying guns.

[United Australasian Commonwealth]

OOC: the Sharifi Stan Civil War and the Border War are happening at the same time

OOC: Yes, but both wars have nothing to do with each other. Just because the Salvadoran Civil War was happening at the same time of the South African Border War irl does not mean they were related. What bothers me is that you're not a participant in the conflict and are using this thread to advertise your own rp.

OOC: I am not advertising my rp , i am a participant , I sent peacekeepers Also they are related , those peacekeepers were sent from South Africa

[Langenia]

OOC: Yes, but both wars have nothing to do with each other. Just because the Salvadoran Civil War was happening at the same time of the South African Border War irl does not mean they were related. What bothers me is that you're not a participant in the conflict and are using this thread to advertise your own rp.

OOC: I am not advertising my rp , i am a participant , I sent peacekeepers Also they are related , those peacekeepers were sent from South Africa

OOC: Fine...

[Langenia]

Insaani media had experienced a dry period as the Representatives were takin a very long time to bring forth shariā drafts. They went to town on what they painted as a sharp rise in Langenia militarism.
Some news broadcasts floated headlines such as “Is a Christian Revolt Underway?” and “Is Langenia Attempting to Attack From Within?”
Once again, Christians in Insaanistan are fearful: will the anger of their compatriots turn on them?

The press office of Langenian Armed Forces Insaanistan invites Insaani media to a conference at the headquarters of all Langenian military forces in Insaanistan, at a base near Muslimbol. Here they deny accusations that they are supporting any revolt or that any revolt is being planned or underway. At the same time the Langenian government sues the Insaani press for misinformation that could have resulted in riots in Langenia and Insaanistan.

[Madrinpoor]

Insaani media had experienced a dry period as the Representatives were takin a very long time to bring forth shariā drafts. They went to town on what they painted as a sharp rise in Langenia militarism.
Some news broadcasts floated headlines such as “Is a Christian Revolt Underway?” and “Is Langenia Attempting to Attack From Within?”
Once again, Christians in Insaanistan are fearful: will the anger of their compatriots turn on them?

The press office of Langenian Armed Forces Insaanistan invites Insaani media to a conference at the headquarters of all Langenian military forces in Insaanistan, at a base near Muslimbol. Here they deny accusations that they are supporting any revolt or that any revolt is being planned or underway. At the same time the Langenian government sues the Insaani press for misinformation that could have resulted in riots in Langenia and Insaanistan.

OOC: I am not a part of this, but isn't it technically the press's right to report whatever they want? I mean it arguably wasn't slander with the intent of damaging the Langenian reputation, it could be argued that it was misreporting based on incomplete details. It would hurt the press's image but there is nothing they could really do about that. Plus, they said "IS", "Is a Christian Revolt Underway" "Is Langenia Attempting to Attack From Within". Is means that they are still just speculating. If they said "Langenia is Attempting to Attack From Within" that would be slander. And misinformation that incites riots, if it was not INTENDED to, is technically legal. If they said "Christian Revolt Underway! Kill Them Before They Can Kill You!" then it would be inciting violence towards a certain group with the intent of harm. Now, that said, I don't know how free Insaanistan's press is or how much they value free speech. These assumptions are based off of American laws. Plus, I am not a lawyer so I might be wrong about this stuff.

[Langenia]

The press office of Langenian Armed Forces Insaanistan invites Insaani media to a conference at the headquarters of all Langenian military forces in Insaanistan, at a base near Muslimbol. Here they deny accusations that they are supporting any revolt or that any revolt is being planned or underway. At the same time the Langenian government sues the Insaani press for misinformation that could have resulted in riots in Langenia and Insaanistan.

OOC: I am not a part of this, but isn't it technically the press's right to report whatever they want? I mean it arguably wasn't slander with the intent of damaging the Langenian reputation, it could be argued that it was misreporting based on incomplete details. It would hurt the press's image but there is nothing they could really do about that. Plus, they said "IS", "Is a Christian Revolt Underway" "Is Langenia Attempting to Attack From Within". Is means that they are still just speculating. If they said "Langenia is Attempting to Attack From Within" that would be slander. And misinformation that incites riots, if it was not INTENDED to, is technically legal. If they said "Christian Revolt Underway! Kill Them Before They Can Kill You!" then it would be inciting violence towards a certain group with the intent of harm. Now, that said, I don't know how free Insaanistan's press is or how much they value free speech. These assumptions are based off of American laws. Plus, I am not a lawyer so I might be wrong about this stuff.

OOC: I know it's their right to say what they want, but in the eyes of the Langenian people it would be a symbolic blow to what they perceive as enemies of the state trying to smear the Langenian name.

[Madrinpoor]

OOC: I am not a part of this, but isn't it technically the press's right to report whatever they want? I mean it arguably wasn't slander with the intent of damaging the Langenian reputation, it could be argued that it was misreporting based on incomplete details. It would hurt the press's image but there is nothing they could really do about that. Plus, they said "IS", "Is a Christian Revolt Underway" "Is Langenia Attempting to Attack From Within". Is means that they are still just speculating. If they said "Langenia is Attempting to Attack From Within" that would be slander. And misinformation that incites riots, if it was not INTENDED to, is technically legal. If they said "Christian Revolt Underway! Kill Them Before They Can Kill You!" then it would be inciting violence towards a certain group with the intent of harm. Now, that said, I don't know how free Insaanistan's press is or how much they value free speech. These assumptions are based off of American laws. Plus, I am not a lawyer so I might be wrong about this stuff.

OOC: I know it's their right to say what they want, but in the eyes of the Langenian people it would be a symbolic blow to what they perceive as enemies of the state trying to smear the Langenian name.

OOC: Of course. But legally, you wouldn't be in a great situation.

[Langenia]

OOC: I know it's their right to say what they want, but in the eyes of the Langenian people it would be a symbolic blow to what they perceive as enemies of the state trying to smear the Langenian name.

OOC: Of course. But legally, you wouldn't be in a great situation.

OOC: I know I'm not. Mainly just suing them for national pride.

[Madrinpoor]

OOC: Of course. But legally, you wouldn't be in a great situation.

OOC: I know I'm not. Mainly just suing them for national pride.

OOC: Oh, I see.

[Insaanistan]

Insaani media had experienced a dry period as the Representatives were takin a very long time to bring forth shariā drafts. They went to town on what they painted as a sharp rise in Langenia militarism.
Some news broadcasts floated headlines such as “Is a Christian Revolt Underway?” and “Is Langenia Attempting to Attack From Within?”
Once again, Christians in Insaanistan are fearful: will the anger of their compatriots turn on them?

The press office of Langenian Armed Forces Insaanistan invites Insaani media to a conference at the headquarters of all Langenian military forces in Insaanistan, at a base near Muslimbol. Here they deny accusations that they are supporting any revolt or that any revolt is being planned or underway. At the same time the Langenian government sues the Insaani press for misinformation that could have resulted in riots in Langenia and Insaanistan.

While some sources drop the headlines, others continued, and accused the Langenians of a cover up. They hire lawyers, prepared to defend their case in court.

[Langenia]

The press office of Langenian Armed Forces Insaanistan invites Insaani media to a conference at the headquarters of all Langenian military forces in Insaanistan, at a base near Muslimbol. Here they deny accusations that they are supporting any revolt or that any revolt is being planned or underway. At the same time the Langenian government sues the Insaani press for misinformation that could have resulted in riots in Langenia and Insaanistan.

While some sources drop the headlines, others continued, and accused the Langenians of a cover up. They hire lawyers, prepared to defend their case in court.

The Langenians, in turn, accuse the remaining sources of attempting to incite riots, as they remain persistent in denying any revolt or cover up. They point out that Langenia stands to gain nothing from a revolt and also hire lawyers.

[Madrinpoor]

The press office of Langenian Armed Forces Insaanistan invites Insaani media to a conference at the headquarters of all Langenian military forces in Insaanistan, at a base near Muslimbol. Here they deny accusations that they are supporting any revolt or that any revolt is being planned or underway. At the same time the Langenian government sues the Insaani press for misinformation that could have resulted in riots in Langenia and Insaanistan.

While some sources drop the headlines, others continued, and accused the Langenians of a cover up. They hire lawyers, prepared to defend their case in court.

Many Madris turn on their TVs, ready for the fight of the century

[Insaanistan]

While some sources drop the headlines, others continued, and accused the Langenians of a cover up. They hire lawyers, prepared to defend their case in court.

The Langenians, in turn, accuse the remaining sources of attempting to incite riots, as they remain persistent in denying any revolt or cover up. They point out that Langenia stands to gain nothing from a revolt and also hire lawyers.

Insaani media, desperate, try to harness the anti-Communist sentiment of the people and equate the Langenians with the Lusophone and Hispanohablante Communist revolutionaries who had just been defeated.

[Langenia]

The Langenians, in turn, accuse the remaining sources of attempting to incite riots, as they remain persistent in denying any revolt or cover up. They point out that Langenia stands to gain nothing from a revolt and also hire lawyers.

Insaani media, desperate, try to harness the anti-Communist sentiment of the people and equate the Langenians with the Lusophone and Hispanohablante Communist revolutionaries who had just been defeated.

The Langenians then proceed to point out the anticommunism of their ideology and point to statistics, past events, etc.

[Madrinpoor]

Insaani media, desperate, try to harness the anti-Communist sentiment of the people and equate the Langenians with the Lusophone and Hispanohablante Communist revolutionaries who had just been defeated.

The Langenians then proceed to point out the anticommunism of their ideology and point to statistics, past events, etc.

OOC: Aren't you guys fascist? Or similar to it?

[New Antarcticania]

The Langenians, in turn, accuse the remaining sources of attempting to incite riots, as they remain persistent in denying any revolt or cover up. They point out that Langenia stands to gain nothing from a revolt and also hire lawyers.

Insaani media, desperate, try to harness the anti-Communist sentiment of the people and equate the Langenians with the Lusophone and Hispanohablante Communist revolutionaries who had just been defeated.

to give the Isaani people a friendly friendly reminder that there are still communists at sharfaristan's doorstep, a dozen howitzers fires a volley of Napalm shells at isaani lines, the flames brefily form a hammer and sickle before they die

[Langenia]

The Langenians then proceed to point out the anticommunism of their ideology and point to statistics, past events, etc.

OOC: Aren't you guys fascist? Or similar to it?

OOC: No. Don't let the flag get to you. We even fought fascists in WW2.

[Champagne Socialist Sharifistan]

Following the Chief of Military Staff’s report (which recommended conscription for all able males between 16 and 40, with the exception of medical professionals, medical students, certain public services,farmers, students of Islamic studies and ministers of non-Muslim religions.), the Majilis Ash-Shura is debating a conscription act.

[Insaanistan]

Insaani media, desperate, try to harness the anti-Communist sentiment of the people and equate the Langenians with the Lusophone and Hispanohablante Communist revolutionaries who had just been defeated.

to give the Isaani people a friendly friendly reminder that there are still communists at sharfaristan's doorstep, a dozen howitzers fires a volley of Napalm shells at isaani lines, the flames brefily form a hammer and sickle before they die

This incident causes support for communism in the European regions to drop from 47.5% to 24.3%.
More people volunteer to join the military. The Insaani News Outlets drop the anti-Langenia headlines after that and after pressure from the government, and switch to anti-Antarctican headlines.

[Madrinpoor]

OOC: Aren't you guys fascist? Or similar to it?

OOC: No. Don't let the flag get to you. We even fought fascists in WW2.

OOC: Oh.

[Langenia]

Langenian airbase near Cairo, Egypt, Insaanistan

Squadron A - C-42 stealth air superiority fighters
Squadron B - C-58E stealth multirole fighters
Squadron C - F-35A Lightning II stealth multirole fighters
Squadron D - SSP.47/3R3 Blackheart stealth attack aircraft

On a night, the tarmac was lined with the the warplanes of LAF's 5th Strike Wing, C-42s, C-58s, F-35s, and Blackhearts, and each squadron had a mission. In fact, each mission was part of the overall mission, the true purpose of their deployment, of the 5th. That mission, that purpose, was to surprise and bomb al-Qaeda, ISIS, and Lazarus Rise in Sharifistan in a shock and awe mission, showing them they were not completely unchecked and all other belligerents in the war that someone powerful out there was onto them. The plan was that Squadron A would provide combat air patrol, intercepting any non-Langenian aircraft that stumbled upon and/or interfered with the operation. Squadron B would link up with another squadron of Langenian National Navy C-58N (the navalized variant of the C-58) fighters, operating from the carrier Rey Felipe located off the Turkish coast. The two C-58 squadrons would attack ISIS, or as the locals called them, Daesh, targets, with the C-58Es targeting Daesh hideouts/training camps and the C-58Ns their command-and-control centers.

Squadron C would link with another squadron of Langenian National Marine Corps F-35B fighters, operating from an amphibious assault ship located off the Turkish coast, near the Rey Felipe. The two F-35 squadrons would attack al-Qaeda, with the F-35As targeting al-Qaeda hideouts/training camps and the F-35Bs their command-and-control centers. Squadron D of SSP.47/3R3 Blackheart stealth attack aircraft would bomb Lazarus Rise (LR) hideouts and bases. Why were the Langenians attacking LR? LR, to them, was on the same tier as Daesh and al-Qaeda, a terror group. The Langenians, being Catholic, did not truly see them as fellow Christians. This opinion was worsened by the fact that there were white supremacists within the ranks of LR.

Finally, at the back of the lines of planes were two BA-15 stealth heavy strategic bombers. Intelligence reports had shown that the main LR training camp and HQ was in Georgia. The two bombers would fulfill their purpose of long-range strike and attack the camp. It would be an airstrike but no one would claim responsibility. The drone of engines, and the warplanes of the 5th Strike Wing started taking off and flying to Sharifistan. Tankers and AWACs had been positioned along the route, to guide and refuel the warplanes. The two bombers, in particular, continued beyond Sharifistani borders while the rest of the force wreaked havoc on terrorist targets. Flying into Georgian airspace, the bombers started their attack by firing 3M14AE Kalibr air-launched cruise missiles at the LR camp. Over the target the bombers finished the job: unleashing smart bombs right on the terrorist camp.

Gun cameras mounted below the noses of the bombers recorded the destruction in vivid, grim detail. The Georgian locals that would come to investigate the strange explosions during the night would find the remains of a terror camp, wounded men, destroyed equipment, all of which had been an operational terrorist camp and army the day prior. The damage done, their mission behind them, the bombers, as well as the entire Langenian strike force of warplanes, returned to their respective bases, the airbase near Cairo, the carrier Rey Felipe, and the amphibious assault ship.

[Madrinpoor]

Langenian airbase near Cairo, Egypt, Insaanistan

Squadron A - C-42 stealth air superiority fighters
Squadron B - C-58E stealth multirole fighters
Squadron C - F-35A Lightning II stealth multirole fighters
Squadron D - SSP.47/3R3 Blackheart stealth attack aircraft

On a night, the tarmac was lined with the the warplanes of LAF's 5th Strike Wing, C-42s, C-58s, F-35s, and Blackhearts, and each squadron had a mission. In fact, each mission was part of the overall mission, the true purpose of their deployment, of the 5th. That mission, that purpose, was to surprise and bomb al-Qaeda, ISIS, and Lazarus Rise in Sharifistan in a shock and awe mission, showing them they were not completely unchecked and all other belligerents in the war that someone powerful out there was onto them. The plan was that Squadron A would provide combat air patrol, intercepting any non-Langenian aircraft that stumbled upon and/or interfered with the operation. Squadron B would link up with another squadron of Langenian National Navy C-58N (the navalized variant of the C-58) fighters, operating from the carrier Rey Felipe located off the Turkish coast. The two C-58 squadrons would attack ISIS, or as the locals called them, Daesh, targets, with the C-58Es targeting Daesh hideouts/training camps and the C-58Ns their command-and-control centers.

Squadron C would link with another squadron of Langenian National Marine Corps F-35B fighters, operating from an amphibious assault ship located off the Turkish coast, near the Rey Felipe. The two F-35 squadrons would attack al-Qaeda, with the F-35As targeting al-Qaeda hideouts/training camps and the F-35Bs their command-and-control centers. Squadron D of SSP.47/3R3 Blackheart stealth attack aircraft would bomb Lazarus Rise (LR) hideouts and bases. Why were the Langenians attacking LR? LR, to them, was on the same tier as Daesh and al-Qaeda, a terror group. The Langenians, being Catholic, did not truly see them as fellow Christians. This opinion was worsened by the fact that there were white supremacists within the ranks of LR.

Finally, at the back of the lines of planes were two BA-15 stealth heavy strategic bombers. Intelligence reports had shown that the main LR training camp and HQ was in Georgia. The two bombers would fulfill their purpose of long-range strike and attack the camp. It would be an airstrike but no one would claim responsibility. The drone of engines, and the warplanes of the 5th Strike Wing started taking off and flying to Sharifistan. Tankers and AWACs had been positioned along the route, to guide and refuel the warplanes. The two bombers, in particular, continued beyond Sharifistani borders while the rest of the force wreaked havoc on terrorist targets. Flying into Georgian airspace, the bombers started their attack by firing 3M14AE Kalibr air-launched cruise missiles at the LR camp. Over the target the bombers finished the job: unleashing smart bombs right on the terrorist camp.

Gun cameras mounted below the noses of the bombers recorded the destruction in vivid, grim detail. The Georgian locals that would come to investigate the strange explosions during the night would find the remains of a terror camp, wounded men, destroyed equipment, all of which had been an operational terrorist camp and army the day prior. The damage done, their mission behind them, the bombers, as well as the entire Langenian strike force of warplanes, returned to their respective bases, the airbase near Cairo, the carrier Rey Felipe, and the amphibious assault ship.

The LR camp was in disarray. They thought they had been hiding, but now they were being attacked! Many fighters died and much equipment was lost, though the exact number is unclear. Some likely escaped, though many perished. The Georgian government responded (Can I RP as them for this little bit?) with surprise, both at a bombing raid being carried out in their territory and that LR had a base there. LR, already in dissarray and not very organized to begin with, was suffering from this blow. But they were not defeated.