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The Southeast Asian War Games

Date July 20, 2009 – November 27, 2009 Location Southern Thailand, Sabah, Palawan, and Mindanao Result Complete Belligerents Malaysia China Croatia Ukraine Romania Greece Republic of Moldova Bosnia and Herzegovina Estonia Poland Mexico Colombia Uruguay Japan Australia South Africa Canada Philippines

The Southeast Asian War Games (Also known as the Sol War Games), is a Training War for the camps of Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines. Canada, Singapore, South Korea, Switzerland, and Australia were dragged into the training war after they have signed an alliance with Malaysia. Later, South Africa, Slovakia, China, and Italy joined the games while Switzerland retreated the games. South Korea dropped out from the games after its union with Japan but later joined in September 2009. Croatia, Hungary, and USA joined in October 2009. Later, in the same month, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Poland, Romania, Iran, Greece, Colombia, Finland, Ireland, Spain, Uruguay, Austria, Bolivia, Peru, North Korea, Sweden, Japan, and Venezuela joined the Sol War Games. Also within the month of October, Thailand switched its alliance to Malaysia from the Philippines, leaving the latter with no any alliance. In November 2009, Republic of Moldova and France joined the war games while Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Russia, Singapore, Slovakia, South Korea, Hungary, Turkey, Ireland and Poland left the war games. In the middle of the month, Bosnia and Herzegovina returns along with the addition of Estonia to the war games. At the end of November 2009, Peru left the training war.

In December 2009, the participants allied to Malaysia dropped to 16. China, Croatia, Ukraine, Romania, Greece, Republic of Moldova, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Estonia, Poland, Mexico, Colombia, Uruguay, Japan, Australia, South Africa, and Canada remained in the games.

The training war was then halted in November 27, 2009 due to the Indonesia-Malaysia War. Sabah, one of the key regions for the training war, was occupied by Indonesia resulting to the stoppage of the training war.

In January 1, 2010, Malaysia decided to give Sabah to the Philippines as part of their defense tactics against Indonesia. Sabah was returned to Malaysia in January 7, 2010.

It was in August when the training war was then referred to as the Sol War Games, as the training war was widely participated by Sol member and observer countries.

Currently, the Southeast Asian War Games is the biggest war game ever in the entire history of eRepublik. The war game is participated by countries coming from all the New World continents.

War Details

There are four locations in the War Games:

1. Location 1: Southern Thailand, Thailand.
2. Location 2: Sabah, Malaysia^*.
3. Location 3: Palawan, Philippines.
4. Location 4: Mindanao, Philippines^**.
5. Location 5: Sarawak, Malaysia^***.
6. Location 6: Visayas, Philippines^****.

NOTE:

• ^* - Sabah became part of the Philippines in January 1, 2009 but was later given back by the Philippines on January 7, 2009.
• ^** - Mindanao was liberated by independent war resistance forces against Malaysia.
• ^*** - Sarawak became the new training grounds in January 4, 2009 after Malaysia gave Sabah to the Philippines as part of Malaysia's defense tactics against Indonesia.
• ^**** - Visayas became a new training ground in the war games after Malaysia occupied it and also in Mindanao in January 25, 2010. Visayas was liberated in January 28-29, 2010.

War Statistics

Overall Battle Statistics of the Southeast Asian War Games

Country	Total Fights	Total Damage
	10643	666456
	20846	799852

The war statistics is only limited to the main countries involved in the war, as maintaining and updating of this statistics is very difficult.

War Legs

The War Games has currently has 83 legs. With the 83^rd leg as the latest.

Issue of the Philippines

In behalf of the Ninth Philippine Congress, Philippine Adivisory Representative Swagger McSwag had published the sentiments of his fellow members of the Philippines Congress about the current situation of the economy of the Philippines is facing due to the effects of the War Games:

After some negotiations with the Philippines, Sol decided to give the latter payment's for the losses of the Philippine economy. The Philippines also enacted and passed a stimulus bill in order to help their local companies.

References

1. ↑ http://solalliance.comxa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=282 Swagger McSwag's post in the Official Sol Forums.