MagashalomThe end of the Bloody Coup of KafuristanDecember 5408
Yishelem, Beiteynu - When Ba'athists overthrew the Kafuri government a decade ago and then killed off foreign nationals, little did they expect that the ensuing situation would enter a global playing field, changing the oil game in the process, in just a matter of months. What quickly kicked-off the domino effect was the
issuance of 2 Azharas (warnings) by the Beiteynuese Government, which led to statements and condemnations of the the situation all across the board; and then Kafuristan
cut its oil and gas supply to Majatra, which is essentially what brought the end to the whole story later on.
What ensued the following year
was a shitshow: build up of intelligence, ballistic missiles, naval movements - the whole thing was
about to blow into a full regional conflict with Kafuristan at the center, when in 5400, the Ba'athist Regime
brought a moderate lead in place and the SC began talking about the issue.
As negotiations between Beiteynu and Kafuristan
started appearing in the horizon, the MSCO counted more than 80 warships in the region, with Lourenne stepping up its game in a massive change of foreign policy with additional warships; counting 3 Beiteynuese CSGs and 1 Lourennais. That's more than 200 jet fighters.
In the background, Vascania stole the scene; Luthori, Lourenne and Beiteynu all brokered agreements that
culminated with the Vamaj Network.
Then things became even weirder; just as negotiations had started in Kanjor between Kafuristan and Beiteynu and Hutori, Kundrati and Luthori had joined up with their own forces in the region, a ship was
damaged, Alduria recalled its docking rights and Lourenne and Luthori kicked out everyone else. Beiteynu's only appearance in this entire roller coaster towards the end was Katerina Sheket's infamous Dorvish slamming and
stuttering in the General Assembly.
Yet again, the Yeudis had meddled, apparently; somehow. Who knows.
Meanwhile, during this entire thing, Badara's support of the continent had its consequences; the country
plunged into the Badaran Civil War. As the situation with Kafuristan continued to dial down, the MSCO and the continent remained in the region for an altogether different situation north of Kafuristan.
With the oil and gas leverage gone, domestic strife in Kafuristan building up and the continent's eyes switching just a bit to the north, the Medinat Department stopped
pushing for Kafuristan to conclude negotiations and end the conflict.
And
Kafuristan faded into the night of obscurity and irrelevance, with no oil and gas customers at sight.
- Code: Select all
Arcs: Bloody Coup of Kafuristan, Badaran Civil War