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After [[World War 18]] came to a close, Yetia was ripped apart and its former 'allies' were granted fully independent foreign policy once more. The first issue to be addressed was what was to be done with democracy, with Italy and Choros maintaining it (though Choros transitioned into more of a semi-constitutional monarchy) while Vedaburg and Najova (who proclaimed the 'Federal Republic of Najova' abolished it. Vedaburg brought recent protests it was facing to its allies' attention within its occupation zones in Yetia | After [[World War 18]] came to a close, [[Yetia]] was ripped apart and its former 'allies' were granted fully independent foreign policy once more. The first issue to be addressed was what was to be done with the democracy Yetia had instated in them prior to the war, with [[Italy]] and [[Choros]] maintaining it (though Choros transitioned into more of a semi-constitutional monarchy) while [[Vedaburg]] and [[Najova]] (who proclaimed the '[[Federal Republic of Najova]]' abolished it. Vedaburg brought recent protests it was facing to its allies' attention within its occupation zones in Yetia, which the others noted they were also dealing with. Italy recommended simply leaving them alone, prompting [[Palladia]] to remark that this was probably more reasonable than their strategy of forceful crackdowns. | ||
Many dissident groups, largely aligning with more hardline communism, began organizing in Yetia after its defeat and the instatement of emergency powers by president [[Salomé Dupont]] in order to restabilize the country, which was failing more and more as Dupont kept becoming more and more unpopular. The first major crisis this instability caused was the 37th Yetian Civil War, as the '[[People's Republic of Savoy]]' and '[[Breton Socialist Republic]]' launched an uprising against the government. While these rebels saw some initial success, once Yetia defeated the BSR efforts to defeat the PRS proved to be fairly easy, forcing them to flee into Italian territory. Italy initially didn't really care about this, but Vedaburg realised this could be used to pressure Yetia into even more concessions, which Italy went along with despite considering this to be 'scummy'. Vedaburg confronted Yetia over the Savoyard incursion and accused them of sending an army into Italy, demanding 10 billion in compensation, which they eventually managed to pressure Yetia into actually accepting. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:50, 1 October 2025
| 37th Yetian Civil War | |||
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| Video | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05agMNntnx4 | ||
| Date | 212 CE | ||
| Location | Yetia | ||
| Outcome | Yetian Victory | ||
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After World War 18 came to a close, Yetia was ripped apart and its former 'allies' were granted fully independent foreign policy once more. The first issue to be addressed was what was to be done with the democracy Yetia had instated in them prior to the war, with Italy and Choros maintaining it (though Choros transitioned into more of a semi-constitutional monarchy) while Vedaburg and Najova (who proclaimed the 'Federal Republic of Najova' abolished it. Vedaburg brought recent protests it was facing to its allies' attention within its occupation zones in Yetia, which the others noted they were also dealing with. Italy recommended simply leaving them alone, prompting Palladia to remark that this was probably more reasonable than their strategy of forceful crackdowns.
Many dissident groups, largely aligning with more hardline communism, began organizing in Yetia after its defeat and the instatement of emergency powers by president Salomé Dupont in order to restabilize the country, which was failing more and more as Dupont kept becoming more and more unpopular. The first major crisis this instability caused was the 37th Yetian Civil War, as the 'People's Republic of Savoy' and 'Breton Socialist Republic' launched an uprising against the government. While these rebels saw some initial success, once Yetia defeated the BSR efforts to defeat the PRS proved to be fairly easy, forcing them to flee into Italian territory. Italy initially didn't really care about this, but Vedaburg realised this could be used to pressure Yetia into even more concessions, which Italy went along with despite considering this to be 'scummy'. Vedaburg confronted Yetia over the Savoyard incursion and accused them of sending an army into Italy, demanding 10 billion in compensation, which they eventually managed to pressure Yetia into actually accepting.
