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| − | The '''Second War of Corporatist Aggression''' is a military conflict started by [[Kraven]] | + | The '''Second War of Corporatist Aggression''' is a military conflict started by the expansionistic policies of [[The Kraven Corporation|the Kraven Corporation]] known as the ''Campaign of Absolute Unification.'' While its main targets are [[Southeast Asia]], [[Kahanistan]], and [[Groznyj]], the Kraven Corporation is believed to be intent on taking over the world under its rule. It is also seen (largely by Southeast Asian military and political analysts alike) as a continuation of the lesser known [[Southeast Asia/Joint Conglomerates Conflict]], where the Kraven Corporation backed the Board of Directors of the Federation of Joint Conglomerates when it violated Southeast Asian diplomatic immunity. |
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| Second War of Corporatist Aggression | |||||||||||||||||
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| Date | RL Calendar Early September - present | ||||||||||||||||
| Place | Global conflict | ||||||||||||||||
| Result | Ongoing | ||||||||||||||||
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The Second War of Corporatist Aggression is a military conflict started by the expansionistic policies of the Kraven Corporation known as the Campaign of Absolute Unification. While its main targets are Southeast Asia, Kahanistan, and Groznyj, the Kraven Corporation is believed to be intent on taking over the world under its rule. It is also seen (largely by Southeast Asian military and political analysts alike) as a continuation of the lesser known Southeast Asia/Joint Conglomerates Conflict, where the Kraven Corporation backed the Board of Directors of the Federation of Joint Conglomerates when it violated Southeast Asian diplomatic immunity.
