Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)–Argentina War (October 2013)

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Macedonia-Argentina War

Date	October 1, 2013 – Ongoing
Location	Peru, New Zealand, Australia
Result	Ongoing
Territorial Changes	Lots Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) kicked out of Oceania
Fights	unknown

Belligerents

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Argentina

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Background

Main article: TWO invasion of Indonesia

During the TWO invasion of Indonesia, Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) entered Oceania by launching an Airstrike against New Zealand. Since then, rumors have sparked that Greece will launch an Airstrike against them on New Zealand. The war started on October 1, when Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) successfully proposed Argentina as a natural enemy.

War Summary

Macedonia attacked Chimor, and then failed. Argentina attacked Auckland, and successfully conquers it. Australia liberated New South Wales from Macedonia, and puts Indonesia as a Natural enemy. New Zealand liberated Otago from Macedonia, and proposed them as a Natural enemy. Then, Chile got involved in the war, and proposed New Zealand as a Natural enemy. Australia liberated Queensland from Macedonia, and kicks Macedonia out of Australia. However, Macedonia still have one region left: Canterbury. The region was then put into RW by New Zealand, and on October 5, Macedonia is officially kicked out of Oceania. New Zealand cancels their NE on Macedonia, and goes on to put an NE against Chile. Meanwhile, Australia successfully liberated Northern Territory from Indonesian occupation. Australia also launched an RW against Indonesia on South Australia, but failed. Chile had failed to attack Canterbury from New Zealand. Australia also managed to liberate Victoria from Indonesia through direct war. Australia liberated South Australia, while New Zealand fails to attack Zona Austral. Australia then also liberated Western Australia through direct war. At this point, Indonesia only has 1 region left in Australia: Tasmania. The tide of the war now shifted to the advantage of Chile, as Chile managed to conquer Canterbury from New Zealand. Australia had also managed to fail liberating Tasmania from Indonesia.