Operation Dracula's Revenge

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Operation: Dracula's Revenge

Date 30 May 2011 – Location Romania Belligerents EDEN Romania 35px ONE Poland Hungary Serbia Commanders and Leaders Cronoss Kherehabath l2oli

Operation: Dracula's Revenge is a current series of resistance wars being conducted by Romania as an attempted liberation of the country after the ONE invasion of Romania. It is a guerrilla war being fought by Romanian resistance fighters after their native homeland was wiped from the map for a second time during World War V.

Background

The conflict is a direct result of the ONE invasion of Romania, in which the countries of Hungary and Poland successfully conquered Romania in its entirety. Romania had previously been wiped during the Fourth Balkan War, however, had regained its independence briefly and began military actions against Hungary and neighboring ONE-allied nations, particularly engaging with fellow EDEN allies during the EDEN invasion of Serbia.

The EDEN-led invasion was only marginally successful, reducing Serbia temporarily to only one region, but eventually Serbian forces were able to eject the invading forces.

Shortly thereafter, Poland entered the Ukraine-Turkey War and as a result secured regions along the Romanian border. This ultimately would allow Poland the ability to assist Hungary, who previously had been fighting border skirmishes with Romania, with a full invasion their regional nemesis.

Romania was conquered by ONE forces on May 29, 2011, forcing the beleaguered nation to once again have to liberate its homeland for a second time in as many months.

Uprising

Map of Operation Dracula's Revenge, showing outlined original
Romania - June 3, 2011

In response to the defeat, Romania called upon its citizens to rise up and push the invaders once more from its borders. As a result, the image of Vlad Tepes (aka "Dracula") was put forth to bolster nationalistic pride and represent a symbolic undying desire to defeat and ultimately punish those nations that had penetrated the heart of Romania.

Romanian resistance forces made good headway against occupying Hungarian forces at the outset of the operation. However, Serbia eventually took control of the occupation force, preventing Romania from gaining territories and recapturing those that had been liberated.

In the ensuing conflict, Hungary eventually shifted much of its focus to its western regions by signing a natural enemy order against France. This was done in conjunction with Poland, ultimately leading to the Second ONE invasion of France.

This would leave Serbia chiefly responsible for maintaining control of occupied Romania and the surrounding region.

Battle List

Battles of Operation: Dracula's Revenge
Date	Attacker	Region		Defender	Result
Day 1287 30 May 2011	Romanian Resistance		Muntenia	Poland
Day 1288 31 May 2011	Romanian Resistance		Banat	Hungary
Day 1291 3 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Oltenia	Hungary
Day 1292 4 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Crisana	Hungary
Day 1293 5 June 2011	Serbia		Banat	Romania
Day 1293 5 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Transilvania	Hungary
Day 1293 5 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Bucovina	Poland
Day 1293 5 June 2011	Serbia		Oltenia	Romania
Day 1294 6 June 2011	Serbia		Transilvania	Romania
Day 1295 7 June 2011	Serbia		Crisana	Romania
Day 1296 8 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Banat	Serbia
Day 1297 9 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Oltenia	Serbia
Day 1298 10 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Moldova	Poland
Day 1299 11 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Transilvania	Serbia
Day 1300 12 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Bucovina	Poland
Day 1300 12 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Crisana	Serbia
Day 1300 12 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Maramures	Poland
Day 1301 13 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Bucovina	Poland
Day 1301 13 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Crisana	Serbia
Day 1301 13 June 2011	Romania		Crisana	Serbia
Day 1301 13 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Banat	Serbia
Day 1302 14 June 2011	Serbia		Transilvania	Romania
Day 1303 15 June 2011	Serbia		Bucovina	Romania
Day 1304 16 June 2011	Serbia		Oltenia	Romania
Day 1304 16 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Transilvania	Serbia
Day 1304 16 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Moldova	Poland
Day 1305 17 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Muntenia	Poland
Day 1305 17 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Maramures	Poland
Day 1306 18 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Oltenia	Serbia
Day 1307 19 June 2011	Romanian Resistance		Dobrogea	Poland