Second Battle of the Claufenese Sea

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Second Battle of the Claufenese Sea
Part of the Aberso–Illyrian War
Apollonia sinking real.jpg
The NIS Apollonia in distress the morning following the battle.
Date23-24 September, 2023
Location
Result Abersianian Victory
Territorial
changes
Abersiania maintains control of the Claufenese Sea
Belligerents
Abersiania Abersiania New Illyricum New Illyricum
Commanders and leaders
Abersiania Henrich Flagten
Abersiania Hermann Shcinfes
New Illyricum Mario Antinus
New Illyricum Barthemeus Hugeronius
New Illyricum Julius Jarandus
New Illyricum Marcus Kalendus  
New Illyricum Lucius Germinius  
Units involved
Abersiania Abersianian Navy
Abersiania Abersianian Air Force
New Illyricum First Attack Flotilla of the New Illyrian Navy
New IllyricumSecond Attack Flotilla of the New Illyrian Navy
New Illyricum106th Fighter Division of the New Illyrian Airforce
Strength
10 Frigates
4 Destroyers
1 Aircraft Carrier
55 Aircraft
7 Frigates
5 Corvettes
8 Submarines
15 Aircraft
Casualties and losses
7 Ships sunk
3 Aircraft
7 Ships sunk
10 Aircraft

The Second Battle of the Claufenese Sea was a naval combat between Abersiania and New Illyricum, it was the opening combat of the Aberso–Illyrian War and resulted in a Abersianian victory. The Abersianian fleet, led by Captain Henrich Flagten, was ordered by Prime Minister Jeremy Hausch to hold control of the Claufenese Sea at all costs, which led to a standoff between the First Flotilla of the New Illyrian Navy and the Abersianian ships. Soon after the start of the standoff the Illyrian commander, Admiral Mario Antinus issuing an ultimatum giving the Abersianians 24 hours to withdraw. Captain Flagten called for aid and received immediate reinforcements of 6 Frigates, 1 Destroyer, and the pride of the Abersianian fleet, an Aircraft Carrier, the SSH Schillen. Ultimately the Abersianian air superiority allowed them to dominate the battle and handily defeat the New Illyrian fleet, forcing the New Illyrians to the negotiating table.