2019–2020 Morovan crisis

"Morovan War" redirects here. For the large battle in Morova in March 2020, see Battle of the Glaceis Ocean.

2019–2020 Morovan crisis
Date 31 August 2019 – 6 April 2020 (7 months and 6 days) Location Morova and the Glaceis Ocean, with spillovers into Creeperopolis, Lyoa, Paleocacher, and Quebecshire Result International coalition victory Overthrow of Rameus, Ivanovich, and Karamazov Morovan Civil War Various TCN resolutions passed Territorial changes Morova annexed by Groffenord
Belligerents
Morovan government INTCOMOR Template:Country data Lyoa Paleocacher	Morovan Armed Forces
Quebecshire Creeperopolis Groffenord Supported by: Template:Country data Lyoa International blockade coalition Creeperopolis Greater Sacramento Groffenord New Gandor Paleocacher Quebecshire Terranihil Zion	Morova Supported by: JTD (January 2020)
Commanders and leaders
Fyodor Ivanovich † Rodia Myshkin † Dmitri Rameus † Template:Country data Lyoa Thomas Mpuranda Dillon Larson André Bellerose Lucien LaRochelle Émeric Boudreaux David Massé Alexander II Augusto Cabañeras Gutiérrez José Guerrero López Werner Herrmann Fatima El Shaqaz Template:Country data Lyoa Charles Yeaten Jackson Nowak Caitlin Pike Jona Hégdon Joshua Graham	Alyosha Karamazov Alyosha Karamazov   Ishida Tandi (MIA)
Strength
Quebecshire 1 aircraft carrier 3 destroyers 5 submarines 1 amphibious transport dock ship 7 littoral combat ships Creeperopolis 1 aircraft carrier 2 battleships 2 heavy cruisers 4 light cruisers 3 destroyers 1 hospital ship Groffenord 1 aircraft carrier 2 destroyers Greater Sacramento 1 aircraft carrier 3 battleships 4 light cruisers 4 destroyers New Gandor 1 aircraft carrier 2 battleships 5 light cruisers 3 destroyers 1 repair ship Paleocacher 2 frigates Terranihil 2 frigates 1 destroyer 2 submarines INTCOMOR 1,350 soldiers Zion Unknown	Morova 7 submarines
Casualties and losses
Quebecshire 1 aircraft carrier damaged 34 killed 17 injured New Gandor 1 light cruiser sunk 1 battleship damaged 280 killed 200 injured Zion Unknown	Morova 7 submarines damaged and captured 1 aircraft shot down 1 cargo ship sunk 6,596+ killed
Total: 6,910+ killed

The 2019–2020 Morovan crisis was a state of heightened military tensions and conflict between Morova and a coalition of various nations which was primarily concentrated in the Glaceis Ocean, but also spread to all three continents. Beginning in August 2021 with the overthrow of Supreme Leader Dmitri Rameus by Marshal Fyodor Ivanovich, a civil war eventually occurred in Morova in September and October 2021 and caused the Terraconserva Council of Nations to pass TCN Resolutions 001 and 003 against Morova.

Following a seizure of power by Admiral Alyosha Karamazov, Morova began to antagonize several nations, including members of the International Coalition for Morova (INTCOMOR) and Creeperopolis.

Belligerents

INTCOMOR

Main article: International Coalition for Morova

Timeline

January–February 2020

Armas Blockade

Main article: Armas Blockade

March–April 2020

Declaration of Independence of Zion

Withdrawal of recognition of Morova

Nation	Date withdrawn	Ref.
Creeperopolis	28 March 2020
Template:Country data Lyoa	28 March 2020

Recognition of Zion

Nation	Date recognized	Ref.
Creeperopolis	28 March 2020
Template:Country data Lyoa	28 March 2020
New Gandor	29 March 2020

Battle of the Glaceis Ocean

Main article: Battle of the Glaceis Ocean

Trial of Alyosha Karamazov

Main article: Trial of Alyosha Karamazov

War crimes and controversies

Shootdown of Morovan aircraft

Main article: Morovan Airlines Cargo Flight 39

A H-4 Hercules similar to the one involved in the shootdown.

Sinking of The Lady Kieva

Main article: Sinking of The Lady Kieva

The Lady Kieva in 1972.

Passed TCN resolutions, the "Morova Resolutions"

Main article: Morova Resolutions

TCN Resolution 001

TCN Resolution 001 – Condemnation of the People's Republic of Morova

TCN Resolution 003

TCN Resolution 003 – Ban on the International Sale of Weapons to Morova

TCN Resolution 005

TCN Resolution 005 – Instatement of a Naval Blockade on the People's Republic of Morova

TCN Resolution 011

TCN Resolution 011 – Ban on the International Purchase of Weapons to and from Morova and the Instatement of a Blockade

TCN Resolution 012

TCN Resolution 012 – Admittance of the Republic of Zion as an Observer State

TCN Resolution 013

TCN Resolution 013 – Prohibition of Petroleum Sales to and from Morova

TCN Resolution 014

TCN Resolution 014 – Mandate for the International Trial of Alyosha Karamazov

TCN Resolution 016

TCN Resolution 016 – On the Subject of the Island of Morova

Commemoration

On 1 February 2020, the Creeperian Armed Forces established the Morovan Campaign Medal (Medalla de la'Campaña Morobeño, MCM), a military medal awarded to soldiers and officers who participated in the Armas Blockade. Following the occurrence of the Battle of the Glaceis Ocean in late-March 2020, the award was split into three grades: A Grade which was awarded for service in the Armas Blockade, G Grade which was awarded for service in the Battle of the Glaceis Ocean, and A–G grade which was awarded for participation in both engagements. A total of 20,593 soldiers were awarded the medal and its motto was Triunfar contra'l Comunismo ("Triumph over Communism").

On 31 March 2021, the one year anniversary of the Battle of the Glaceis Ocean, the Creeperian Navy commissioned the BIC DA 109 (Pontífice) submarine into service. The submarine was one of the six Typhoon-class submarines captured during the battle and the only one captured by the Creeperian Navy. Originally named the MAS Patriarch, the submarine was repaired by the Creeperian Navy and paraded as a war trophy during a naval "show of force" in Sonsonate.

See also

Terraconserva portal

Similar crises involving foreign military intervention

• Ajaki–Reykani War (1958–1960)
• CODECO military intervention in Sequoyah (2020–present)
• Surian Fishing War (1960–1962)

Other concurrent crises

• Creeperian Conflicts (1921–present)
• Lyoan conflict (2003–present)
• The Troubles (1960–present)

External links

LCN Wiki has media related to the 2019–2020 Morovan crisis.

• Armas Blockade (IIWiki; 27 January 2020)
• Morovan Airlines Cargo Flight 39 (IIWiki; 27 January 2020)
• Treaty of Asr El Ziqara (IIWiki; 27 January 2020)