Jadukan-Kuzcotopian War
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| Jadukan-Kuzcotopian War | |||||||
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| Part of TOP-C&G War & Jadukan-Atlantan War | |||||||
| Kuzcotopian troops retreating after the incursion. | |||||||
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| Strength | |||||||
| 14,500 troops 1,800 tanks 50 aircraft | 13,500 troops 1,200 tanks 20 aircraft | ||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||
| 10,171 soldiers 2,031 tanks 1 aircraft | 8,360 soldiers 1,024 tanks 15 aircraft | ||||||
The Jadukan-Kuzcotopian War (Jadukan: Jedaken-Kaskutupoen Ver) was a brief invasion of Kuzcotopia by Jaduka that began midnight on February 13 when Jadukan troops crossed the border from Atlanta into Kuzcotopia.
Casus Belli
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With Jadukan forces striking deep into Atlanta it was found that resistance fighters were entering Atlanta through Kuzcotopia. These fighters were suspected to be fighting Jadukan forces in Five Point. At midnight on February 13, Jadukan forces crossed the Atlantan-Kuzcotopian border. Within hours, Jadukan attack helicopters and fighters began bombarding government buildings in Wattsamattau, the Kuzcotopian capital.
Despite the early victory, the Kuzcotopian armed forces launched a counter offensive northern toward Atlanta. Despite Kuzcotopia's superior numbers, Jadukan forces held their positions around Wattsamattau.
Stalemate and Eventual Peace
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After a long stalemate, both sides finally agreed to a ceasefire after both countries suffered nearly 20,000 casualties. Peace was finally declared in the afternoon of February 21, 2010.