Cork-Lietuva War

Cork-Lietuva War Part of: Date 24th February 2024-25th February 2024 Location Europe Result Decided Cork-Celtic victory Northern territories of Lietuva are too be annxed by the Finnish Commonwealth Lietuva is too surrender their 2 Vida class destroyers to Cork Lietuva is too surrender its mig fleet to the Celtic Union Lietuva is too surrender all MI-21 helicopters to the Celtic Union Lietuva is too pay 100 million euros in war reparations Lietuva is too agree too never have a tank fleet exceeding that of 50 tanks Status Ended Territorial changes * North Lietuva is to be ceded to the Finnish Commonwealth Belligerents Free State Of Cork Celtic Union Finnish Commonwealth The British Empire only with a port Lietuva Commanders and leaders grandhappy killenoob08 LaskysharkPlays Strength Around 14 2 Casualties and losses 0 2 Vida-Class Destroyers 2 Mig-29s 100 million in damages Other Casualties and losses

The Cork-Lietuva war was a war between the Kingdom of Corcaigh and Lietuva, it started when the leader of Lietuva declared war on Cork after Grand's "racist" comments. The Lietuvan assumption was that the British Empire was going too support them in their war, this didn't play out as planned with Britain promising Cork and the Celtic Union a port too support their war. With this sudden downset the war still continued, Cork promised the Finnish Commonwealth that they will get all of Estonia and Latvia if they aided Cork in the war too which Finland has yet too give a definitive response.

Prelude

Establishment of Task Force One

Cork in a rush too get a rapid response team established Task Force One which comprised of 2 Type-45 Destroyers, 2 P31 Eithne patrol vessels, and 4 Type 12 frigates along with Celtic Marines. The task force was set too travel too the coast of Lietuva too commence a naval invasion of the country. It also comprised of two Celtic Marine Landing Teams (MLT).

Lietuvan Surrender

Before task force one were too hit the Lietuvan shores, Lietuva announced it will be willing to negotiate surrender, with the disgruntlement of and regret of the Lietuvan leader, Cork set a list of demands which were:.