Inter-Piangan War
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| Video | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZQikhlzxxo | ||
| Date | 157 CE | ||
| Location | Africa & Middle East | ||
| Outcome | HASATBC Victory* | ||
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With the world now more stable, Khat brought up concerns about if Wanaoishi or Hongerswak should be in the HASATBC due to both being Pianga states that engaged in conflict against one another. Meanwhile, a major disagreement broke out between Wanaoishi and Hongerswak over the two's disagreements on economic structure, with Wanaoishi preferring communism and Hongerswak preferring capitalism, with the two calling the other's system irrational. This caught Khat's attention as it remarked that most of the HASATBC was nominally communist, though Hayah refuted this as it declared that it in fact did not like communism, renouncing Safir Pianga's wishes for communism to continue in all of former Sarpistan's successors as it preferred a islamist regime. Hongerswak and Hayah decided to break away from the HASATBC and proclaim the 'HAHATBCAHC' while Wanaoishi was formally joined into the HASATBC. This situation concerned Tritonia as after Humanity was freed it was already devolving back into infighting, which Sizzle theorised was due to the claims that Humanity was now in debt after the Liberation of Humanity. Despite being told that war so soon after being freed was bad, the HASATBC regardless began preparing for a possible war with its new rivals. Hayah and Hongerswak were much less wary of war, and decided that their enemies must be destroyed so they decided to begin supporting anti-government groups in Jeriya, leading to the Third Islamic Republic of Jeriya rising up in rebellion, instigating a war between the HASATBC and HAHATBCAHC.
Once Khat realised that Hayahan and Hongerswakan weapons were being used by the Jeriyan Islamists, Hayah and Hongerswak launched their attack by invading Wanaoishi and Sarpistan. Wanaoishi did not see Hongerswak as much of a threat without Uganda on its side, so it remained confident of victory despite Khat not being able to provide much support. While Sarpistan and Khat struggled, Wanaoishi began seeing significant victories against Hongerswak. A cloaked figure visited Wanaoishi's president Moseka Pianga, claiming that they knew Wanaoishi intended to take over Hongerswak, offering to help them achieve it in mere minutes while Uganda was still uninvolved. Much of northern Khat fell to the Jeriyan and Hayahan armies, leading to Sarpistan being the sole force defending the city of Cairo. The figure offering help to Wanaoishi insisted that if its allies agreed it should accept their aid, which Khat and Sarpistan accepted due to their own struggles, leading to Zina revealing itself as the unknown figure and launching an invasion of Hongerswak. Hongerswak tried to contact Uganda for help, but Zina claimed they were unavailable, prompting the Hongerswakan army to begin fleeing against orders as the only nation capable of helping them was Humambo, whose armies met several failures whenever they fought Zina's robotic armies.
The northeern front began to stall as Khat had pushed quite deep into Jeriya and Sarpistan had fortified its lines, while Hongerswak lost access to its nuclear silos due to the advancing enemy forces. With the HAHATBCAHC losing ground, Yetia intervened in order to occupy Jeriya under the pre tense of protecting its people, promptly landing across the HAHATBCAHC territories on the Mediterranean coast. With Hongerswak continuing to lose, Humambo began to panic as enemy forces began reaching its borders. Hongerswak's president Elena Pianga found herself caught in the city of Nyumba as it was encircled by enemy forces, prompting her to declare Hongerswak's surrender as Zina threatened her death if she didn't, though she was imprisoned regardless. Now alone in the south, Humambo began breaking down as insurrections began to break out in the oppressed fringe regions of the country, leading to it suing for a cease fire. Yetia refused to withdraw its forces from the regions it had occupied due to 'peacekeeping reasons', angering Khat. Zina revealed its true intentions to helping Wanaoishi in a meeting between the two's leaders, demanding that either Wanaoishi join its empire as a puppet or it would restore Hongerswak as something to replace that role, greatly angering Moseka Pianga to the point of trying to attack Zina Echthyt, though they were eventually 'convinced' to back down and agree to become Zina's puppet in return for autonomy and avoiding suffering. Zina promptly forced Wanaoishi to withdraw from the war, leaving the region around the major city of Moja under Humamboan occupation, allowing remnants of the Hongerswakan government to restore order in the city and proclaim Bienheureuse Kasongo as their new dictator due to him being the only elite who had studied political science.
Wanaoishi protested over being forced to leave, so Zina told them to simply not lose as it left. The insurrections in Humambo continued to the point of the 'Republic of Tswana' and 'Republic of Zimele' declaring their independence from Humambo. Hayah kept resisting the HASATBC and even pushing against Sarpistan, prompting Khat and Wanaoishi to launch a naval invasion of Hejaz due to Yetia blocking their advances. Hayah saw any attempts at total victory as impossible at this point, and agreed to a peace agreement where it would gain control over the Amman region, while much of the coastal Levant, Jeriya's most populated regions, the Sinai, and the Nile Delta fell under indefinite Yetian occupation. The more rural regions of Jeriya on the other hand fell under Khatian occupation.
