Italo-Venetian War
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| Video | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WU8z1UzXsic | ||
| Date | 119 CE | ||
| Location | "Greater Italy" | ||
| Outcome | Inconclusive, Veneto-favouring peace treaty. | ||
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Afterwards, all of the Yetian successor states began yelling at each other as Yetevia called all of this an injustice which weakened the Yetian people, Guiana saw it as an opportunity to sell illegal substances, and all other ones calling Yetevia stupid. Veneto unveiled its new flag, which made everyone else angry as they found it ugly, leading to an argument between primarily Ezon and Veneto (Albeit Palladia was also briefly involved) over Veneto being an attention-seeker. Veneto dragged in Italy who told Ezon to stop being mean, prompting Ezon and Yetevia to claim that Veneto started it while Vedaburg grew tired of the constant inter-Yetian arguing. Veneto and Ezon went back to arguing much to the dismay of every other Yetian state. Hongerswak called Veneto's behaviour childish, prompting Veneto to remind them that their leader was in fact 23, which Hongerswak called pathetic. Veneto got mad and burned a Hongerswakan flag, prompting Hongerswak to regard this as an insult and launch a terrorist attack in Venice, which made Veneto return the favour. As Hongerswak began preparing further attacks on Veneto, Italy snapped at Veneto for risking them being caught in the cross fire, leading to the 2 falling out and the inter-Yetian arguments starting back up. Yetevia and Sipedro argued over the Second Yetian Intervention War, Veneto and Ezon argued over nonsense, and Hongerswak got back to arguing with Veneto as it prophesised that it would suffer a 'brutal death' at the hands of its people. Veneto's sheer stupidity made Hongerswak so baffled that it did not nuke Europe, prompting Italy to ask Rome if they should attack Veneto before it did anything else that was stupid, which Rome agreed to. After contacting Veneto who still regarded them as an ally, Italy officially declared war on Veneto.
Italy made the first move and attacked across the border, allowing it to occupy Genoa. Seeing as attempts at diplomatically ending the war were failing, Veneto managed to somehow convince Malta to help it, which was followed by Malta launching naval invasions across all of Italy's coastline which lead to the occupation of Sardinia, Sicily, and Italian Libya. Veneto decided to try to seize the initiative properly by invading Napoli, prompting Italy to become demotivated as Rome launched a counteroffensive into Sardinia. In an attempt to reclaim lost land, Italy launched paratroopers into Italian Libya which lead to the territory being reclaimed. Venetian forces then approached the city of Rome, prompting Italy to launch an invasion of Sicily in order to disrupt their supply-lines. While successful, the Sicilian operation allowed Veneto to reclaim significant portions of its core territory. Veneto reclaimed all of the rest of its territories that were occupied by enemy forces while Rome managed to launch somewhat of a counteroffensive against the Venetians. The counteroffensive quickly sped up once Italy refused a peace offer, leading to the liberation of most Italian territories. Veneto tried to launch a renewed offensive by marching back down south to Rome, leading to the city falling as Malta refused all peace offers which allowed them to be enough of a distraction to allow Veneto to win. Once Rome fell the Italians launched a counteroffensive which encircled the Venetian forces in the city, allowing Italy to push them back to their border despite Veneto controlling Rome and certain other coastal cities. Italy grew exhausted by the war and offered a peace settlement in which it would concede Sardinia and Corsica to Veneto in return for them withdrawing from the cities they were occupying, which Veneto accepted.
