Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)–Greece War (April 2015)

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Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)–Greece War

Date	April 20, 2015 – ongoing
Location	Balkans
Battles	4 (as of April 23)

Belligerents
Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)	Greece

Commanders and Leaders
Persej Makedonski Phantom MKD	Lithelon

Republic of Macedonia (FYROM)–Greece War represents another attempt of Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) to liberate itself from Greece, which has been holding it occupied almost without a break even since it joined 30px TWO.

Primary goal of the operation for Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) was to be able to set its own dictator, which was a success.

Summary

Resistance wars

Determination in occupied regions rose to more than 1.3 and it provided a good chance for a liberation. Resistance wars were hard won, each with close result. They were all started at night for European time zone, due to massive help Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) received from its allies, Chile and Indonesia.

First battle

First direct battle, which started on April 22, was attack of Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) on region of Macedonia. Chile provided supplies for Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) on its IRC channel, #vivachilemierda . Both sides had few MPPs: Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) had MPPs with Bulgaria, Chile, Indonesia, Ireland, Lithuania, South Korea, Spain and Switzerland (MPP with Hungary was lost due to Hungarian airstrike on Bulgaria during South American War), while Greece had MPPs with Argentina, Romania, Turkey and USA (which was a consequence of Greek Civil War). Battle resulted in heavy tanking from both sides, and was eventually won by Greece, 99:24.

Second battle

For second direct battle, Greek attack on Western Macedonia, which started on April 24 an hour after DC, both countries acquired additional MPPs: Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) signed MPPs with Hungary, Mexico, United Kingdom and Venezuela, and Greece signed MPPs with Croatia and Thailand. After three rounds, the score was 32:20 for Republic of Macedonia (FYROM), with Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) winning all D1–D3 battles (most of these epic) and Greece winning all D4 battles (most not epic).