Judea Crisis
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 Clockwise from top left: Two Pavulturilori Air Force Arlet Ar-85 "Paloș" on patrol, a destroyed Sconian tank, Sconian troops preparing to assault a Pavulturilori position, a Pavulturilori T-85 Înger in Aktonia. | |||||||
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 Sconia | ||||||
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Ali Al-Nour (POW) | |||||||
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Sconian Defense Forces | |||||||
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The Judea Crisis, also called the Judea War, was a major war fought between Pavulturilor and Sconia. The war, fought between May and November 2008, was the first major war in Ecros during the 21st century and involved multiple countries. For decades prior to the war, Sconia under Caliph Ali Al-Nour had had strained relations with neighboring Pavulturilor, claiming the region of Judea as integral Sconian territory.
The war began in May 2008 when Sconian forces invaded Judea, seeking to expand Sconia's territory. The Sconian offensive stalled after around one month, during which, Pavulturilor became a full member of the Cooperation and Development Coalition (CODECO). With CODECO's materiel support and Creeperopolis' direct military intervention, Pavulturilori forces launched a counter-offensive and invaded Sconia. The war ended with the capture of Aktonia, the capital city of Sconia.
After the war, Al-Nour was captured and criminally tried by a Pavulturilori court. He was found guilty of various charges and was sentenced to death; he was executed by the Pavulturilori government in 2010. Following Al-Nour's overthrow, the Sconian government democratized and removed Al-Nour's influence and ideology from the country.
Background
History of Judea
Rule of Ali Al-Nour
Prelude
Course of war
Invasion of Judea
On 25 May 2008, Al-Nour, declared war on Pavulturilor and launched a full scale invasion of the Judea region. The invasion overwhelmed most of the local Royal Pavulturilori Army garrisons, however, the invaders weren't able to progress further due to the inability of the Sconian Air Force to establish arial superiority over the area.
Sconian advance stalls
Despite the initial numerical advantage of the Sconian Military, many Pavulturiloris enlisted in the armed forces to defend the country from the Sconian invasion. The large amount of new Pavulturilori soldiers helped contribute to stalling the Sconian offensive. During the offensive, Sconian forces began sieging the city of Fălița; at the time, the city was the last defense before Sconian forces reached the Pavulturilori capital of Dăbuza. After one month of fighting, the siege was lifted and heavily relaying on Crabin volunteers, follwing the lifting of the seige, Pavulturilori forces initiated a counter-offensive.
Pavulturilori counter-offensive
With the Pavulturilori government negotiating its full entry to the Cooperation and Development Coalition (CODECO), it received supplies and military support against Sconia. The Pavulturilori high command created an ambitious plan to invade the entirety of Sconia in a few months, with the plan utilizing the fresh supplies received from CODECO countries, mainly Creeperopolis.
The plan was to establish aerial supremecy throught Sconia with the newly developed F-02 Sabie, as well as the Akvarelian-built Arlert Ar-85 "Paloș" air superiority fighters, and to strike ground targets with the newly acquired Creeperian-made Maroto Botín FA-14 "Topor" ground attack aircraft.
Battle of Aktonia
After four months of fighting since the beginning of the war, the frontline of the Sconian army collapsed and the Pavulturilori forces quickly advanced to the country's capital of Aktonia. The battle for the capital persisted for two months. The battle culminated in the attack on the Aktonia Palace on 28 November 2008. The palace fell at 6:00 p.m. local time and Al-Nour was captured. Later that day, Pavulturilori leaders declared that the war was over.
Aftermath
Casualties and losses
Occupation of Sconia
Legacy
Government reforms in Sconia
Almost after the trial of Al-Nour, Sconian people and pro-democracy Sconian officials came together to reform the country based on the Rashidun Caliphate in everything including a fair elective system.
The new government basis Islamic Law on the Quran, Hadith and Fiqh and Removed the false Hadiths that Al-Nour wrote, and his false teachings of Fiqh, the new government seeks to make good relations with other nations.
