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Revision as of 22:59, 25 May 2015
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Greece–Bulgaria War
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May 5, 2015 –
ongoing
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| Location
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Balkans
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Greece–Bulgaria War is a war started by 
Greece in order for them to conquer the last resource they didn't have at the time, rubber, located in Vidin. Greece managed to conquer 
Bulgaria, but then Bulgaria freed itself along with 
Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) and the two countries started an offensive against Greece. Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) was quickly defeated, but Greece–Bulgaria War went on.
Country leaders
MPP with Croatia
Croatia had MPPs with both countries before start of the war. The one with Bulgaria existed since 2013, and Greek one was signed during Greek Civil War. With Greek attack on Bulgaria, the MPP was lost. However, on May 23 Greece and Croatia re-signed the MPP. Greece lost the next battle against Bulgaria and the same night Bulgaria attacked Eastern Macedonia, losing Croatian MPP.
List of battles
Bulgarian front
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Greece–Bulgaria War
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Attacker
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Region
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Defender
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Result
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5 May 2015
Day 2723
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Sofia
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7 May 2015
Day 2725
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Vidin
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8 May 2015
Day 2726
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Plovdiv
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8 May 2015
Day 2726
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Sofia
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9 May 2015
Day 2727
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Burgas
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10 May 2015
Day 2728
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Plovdiv
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10 May 2015
Day 2728
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Varna
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11 May 2015
Day 2729
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Ruse
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War temporarily closed by Greece occupying Bulgaria completely.
Bulgaria declared Greece as natural enemy again on May 13Template:Law.
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Attacker
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Region
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Defender
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Result
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12 May 2015
Day 2730
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Varna
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13 May 2015
Day 2731
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Vidin
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13 May 2015
Day 2731
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Ruse
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14 May 2015
Day 2732
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Burgas
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14 May 2015
Day 2732
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Plovdiv
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15 May 2015
Day 2733
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Sofia
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15 May 2015
Day 2733
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Thrace
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16 May 2015
Day 2734
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Sofia
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17 May 2015
Day 2735
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Vidin
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18 May 2015
Day 2736
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Plovdiv
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19 May 2015
Day 2737
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Sofia
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20 May 2015
Day 2738
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Ruse
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21 May 2015
Day 2739
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Vidin
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22 May 2015
Day 2740
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Varna
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22 May 2015
Day 2740
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Ruse
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23 May 2015
Day 2741
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Plovdiv
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Greece and Croatia signed MPP on May 23Template:LawTemplate:Law.
Greece then attacked Vidin on May 24 and lost, which meant that Bulgaria will lose Croatian MPP with the next attack.
Front of Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)
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Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)–Greece War
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Attacker
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Region
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Defender
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Result
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12 May 2015
Day 2730
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Povardarie
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Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) declared Greece as natural enemy on May 13Template:Law.
Greece declared Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) as natural enemy on May 13Template:Law.
Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) is occupid by Greece!
See also
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Greece in order for them to conquer the last resource they didn't have at the time, rubber, located in Vidin. Greece managed to conquer 
Bulgaria, but then Bulgaria freed itself along with 
Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) and the two countries started an offensive against Greece. Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) was quickly defeated, but Greece–Bulgaria War went on.
