World War Two

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The Westportia Crisis, also known as World War Two, was a geopolitical issue primarily between Novaterra and Westportia.

Background[edit | hide all | hide | edit source]

Aftermath of World War One[edit | hide | edit source]

A few days after the treaty ending World War One was signed, Vasti had been reported to attempting to induce another war (for "historical accuracy"). Actions Vasti had taken were attempting to annex Seananville, increasing the Vastian army, and trying to counter the Novaterran monopoly on much of the industry. Although none of these came to be due to active Novaterran decisions, it had still set off Vasti's attitude towards Novaterra. It was also said that d4rk (the leader of Vasti at the time) would be responsible for the cause of World War Two.

Independence of Westportia[edit | hide | edit source]

After some time in exile, FlopsyMC had returned to Novaterra as the Governer of New Melbourne. However, after some disputes on autonomy, FlopsyMC had seceded from Novaterra to form the state of Westportia. After a misunderstanding, FlopsyMC had given authority to xClavice, to which later they both took leadership.

Declaration of War[edit | hide | edit source]

On the 17th of February, 2023, Vasti, and thus Westportia, declared war, with D4rkVortex stating:

The current status quo cannot be allowed to continue. As such, it is time for The Republic of Vasti to join our ally, Westportia, in a fight for freedom. I therefore, declare war on the nation of Novaterra.

De-escalation[edit | hide | edit source]

After several weeks of stagnant development in the war, D4rkv0rtex declared that Vasti would now fight on Novaterra's side and that Seananville was neutral on the 13th of April. The next day, Daysant proposed a peace deal, requesting a white peace between Vasti and between Seananville, and for Paixville to be annexed into Novaterra as the Governate of New Melbourne.
On the 16th, this deal was rejected by xClavice so the treaty was modified to give xClavice full autonomy in the existing built up land, which was accepted the day after, exactly two months after the declaration of war.