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"Vasgar’s President Ilim is facing a vote of no confidence after his administration failed to agree to budget measures with the opposition Unity party. Meanwhile, on Vasgar’s southern border, the dispute with the UIR over gas supplies to—"
—News broadcast from Vasgar

The UIR Occupation of Vasgar occurred around 17 B.E., when president Ilim of Vasgar failed to solve a budget crisis over Imusion prices with a southern UIR neighbour.[1] The opposition party Unity party brought a vote of no confidence against president llim, which would likely pass. In response, llim resigned, leading to a constitutional crisis.[1] The UIR would invade Vasgar, drastically changing the political status of the Eastern Central Massif region.

History[]

President llim’s fall and occupation[]

"It is in the best interests of the region to have a stable and secure Vasgar. For that reason, and that reason alone, the Union of Independent Republics will send a peacekeeping force to provide support and protection for the Vasgari people to enable them to resolve their constitutional crisis without foreign interference."
—Daniel Vari, Chairman of the Union of Independent Republics, in the 62nd year of the Pendulum Wars

Vasgar was a nation that was unaligned during the Pendulum Wars. it was dependent on Imulsion from Kashkur, a COG nation and a southern UIR nation that had a dispute over Imulsion payment.[1] President llim’s administration was not able to balance the budget which led the Unity party to bring him to a vote of no confidence. The crisis brought the natural nation to the international stage, with the COG worried that the UIR would open another front on Kashkur, with an already bloody front on the Kashuir western border. President llim would resign rather than face the vote of no confidences. A constitutional crisis arose from the resignation, leaving an acting president in charge. The UIR eventually sent a peacekeeping force to “support” and “protect” the Vasgari people. The Furlin Third Infantry would advance across Vasgar and into southern Kashkur, hitting both Shavad and Anvil Gate. The COG response was to shutdown the Imulsion supply to Vasgar, leaving millions without power and effectively shutting down the whole nation while making it difficult for the UIR army to resupply.[1]

Aftermath[]

With the fall of Vasgar and the only opposition being from a police chief from Oskeny, who had set up a police roadblock, no one was able to stop the Indie army. The UIR forces attacked Shavad and Anvil Gate, causing heavy casualties for the COG. Anvil Gate was able to holdout against the siege and take over 200 Indie soldiers, though Shavad would ultimately fall.

References[]

Pendulum Wars
47 B.E. Ostri Front
17 B.E. UIR Occupation of Vasgar · Kashkur Front (Fall of Mendurat · Siege of Anvil Gate · Battle of Shavad · Battle of Ragani) · Raid on Gralia
9 B.E. Bombardment of Mercy
4 B.E. Raids on the Acastu Imulsion Fields · Battle of Irohma Island
3 B.E. Sarfuth-Maranday Border Incident
2 B.E. Battle of Aspho Fields
0 B.E. Skirmish in Ghato City · Battle of Bonbourg · Skirmish on Furlin Cliffside · Mutiny at OZP-11 · UIR-COG Armistice
Unknown timeline Battle of Branascu · Conquest of the South Islands · Eastern Front · Bombing of Sikorla · Battle of Autrin · Battle of Berephus · Third Battle of the Plateau · Siege of Seiden · Mount Kadar Laboratory Uprising · Battle of Gatka Ridge
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