Operation Enduring Alliance
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| Part of the 1719–1720 Hurmu civil conflict | |||||||
 Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie cross the border with the Southern District, Hurmu. |
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 Nouvelle Alexandrie
|  Various factions in the 1719–1720 Hurmu civil conflict
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Operation Enduring Alliance is an ongoing military intervention by the Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie in the Hurmu civil conflict. Initiated on 7.II.1720 AN, the operation aims to restore order in Huyenkula and other areas affected by the conflict.
Background
The Hurmu civil conflict began after a power struggle between the Socialist–Umraist coalition, led by Annika Raudsepp, and the opposing factions, the Senate of the Lakes. The conflict led to widespread violence, instability, and a growing humanitarian crisis.
Participating Forces
Nouvelle Alexandrie
Hurmu
Timeline
- 7.II.1720: Reports from Cardenas indicate that an intervention by the Federal Forces of Nouvelle Alexandrie to restore order in Huyenkula has been authorized.
- 8.II.1720: The Nouvelle Alexandrie Embassy in Huyenkula authorizes the departure of all nonessential staff and their families, and makes public and private announcements that it is evacuating Nouvelle Alexandrie nationals, with an emphasis on women, minors, and children.
- 8.II.1720: New Alexandrian forces are welcomed as they occupy the Southern District in the face of minimal resistance, as mounting popular frustration with the government finally boils over. The 210th Army is poised for a dash northwards towards Huyenkula and Kaupang.
- 14.III.1720: Operation Enduring Alliance - Taking advantage of the chaos in the upper ranks of the government, the 210th Army, and attached formations, commenced a three pronged assault on Huyenkula from the southwest, south, and southeast, supported by a day of intensive airstrikes against buildings associated with the Hurmu Constabulary, trade union movement, and pro-government political parties. A combination of airmobile infantry and light armoured columns sought to converge upon the Parlerment House within the next forty-eight hours.
Aftermath
The operation is still ongoing, and the impact of the intervention on the overall conflict remains to be seen.
