Invasion of British Londinium
| Invasion of British Londinium Summary | |
|---|---|
| Date: | 12/29-06-Present |
| Locations: | British Londinium Home Islands |
| Outcome: | Ongoing occupation of British Londinium |
| Casualties (approx.) | |
| Military: | Coalition - ~1,000
British Londinium - thousands dead |
| Civilian: | ~18,000 dead |
| Total: | unknown, thousands dead |
| Main Participants | |
| Coalition | British Londinium/EVIL |
| Whyatica Cravan Izistan Praetonia Clandonia Prime The Silver Sky No endorse Allanea |
British Londinium Kroando |
Prelude
The nation of British Londinium, lead by President James Swanner, was a relatively new nation in world affairs, and had already made a name for itself in that they practiced hunting their own young for sport. This act of barbarity was seen by members of the Sovereign League as a violation of basic human rights. After the British Londinium leader announced a week where pregnant women and babies under the age of five were open sport for hunters, the Imperial Democracy of Whyatica took action.
Declaration of War
On December 29th, 2006, the Imperial Democracy of Whyatica, along with the Libertarian Empire of Cravan, the National Militocracy of Izistan, the Empire of Clandonia Prime, and the United States of Allanea declared war on British Londinium for the aforementioned breaches of basic human rights, as well as their aggressive imperialistic policies regarding other, small nations. One day later, the Crown Commonwealth of Praetonia issued their own declaration of war.
Surrender
As the allied nations began to mobilize their armed forces for an expected grand battle against British Londinium and their allies, the EVIL alliance, British Londinium unexpectedly surrendered to allied forces before the first strike had occured. Izistani and Whyatican orbital assets were preparing for a strike on Londiniumite satellites and warships, and other nations had previously engaged British Londinium in other theatres of combat.
Without consulting the other members of the coalition, Allanea issued a set of terms to British Londinium, with silly and pointless things such as the casting of gold statues of national leaders to be sent to the Coalition. Needless to say, Londinium accepted the terms and the first waves of Coalition troops moved in to Kensington, the capital of Londinium, for an occupation and peace conference.
Ambassador J.R. Cash of the Imperial Whyatican Corps of Diplomacy presented the President-elect Sinclair with a peace treaty which severely limited the activities of British Londinium, and President Sinclair signed the document, which would raise hopes of an extended peace in British Londinium.
