War Debate - Honduras vs Nigeria - All credit to the AIW group for the idea

I thank Kylar for engaging in this debate with me. I also feel like an idiot for putting AIW instead of AOW in the title... oh well. Furthermore, I only made this a 3 round debate as well, I wasn't thinking, so I request this to be a NON-VOTING DEBATE. I would request judges to level up the scores if people do vote. We will probably make a second 3 round debate continuing on from this one. 29 Feb 2018: Honduras are close to completing a project to protect themselves; A deal with a new group of organic farmers takes manure away for free to be turned into energy. This sustainable power source powers a new skyscraper in San Pedro Sula. 350m tall, it has two hotels, multiple flats, a school, and a new factory. It is topped out in the early hours of the evening. This is to produce much of the local goods so old factories can be turned into factories for this new project. Some produce missiles, a factory in Porto Torres is demolished and replaced with a shipyard, powered by much of the waste produced by the local area. This will make license produced Visby class stealth corvettes and non-nuclear submarines based on the Dolphin class ones of the Israeli navy. A project for a stealth light attack aircraft based on the CASA-101's engines and avionics is in its final testing stages. The planed is christened the CASA-105 an is capable of subsonic speeds. I should mention my opponent should not know about the upgrades to the navy and air force. 2nd Mar 2018: People start to fear Honduras is looking for war, they reassure the UN they are to remain peaceful and say they are on the US's side. Most countries take this seriously - some don't. 3rd Mar 2018: 10 Stealth multirole fighters, 2 Subs and 5 corvettes is all that can be afforded at the moment. The new skyscraper is designed to improve profitability of the surrounding area, the relatively small profit is used in the military to help keep bank balances stable. To help produced more money, the CASA-101's used to shoot down drug smuggling planes are also used at airshows. A last minute entry is placed into a show on the 9th march in Nigeria. 5th Mar 2018: The CASA-101's are speeding over the Atlantic when they spot a plane crossing the Atlantic heading to Tegucigalpa from Nigeria, clearly smuggling drugs. On attempted contact this plane immediately turns to the Sao Tome and Principe islands. Further inspection from ground crews confirm suspicions and after taking of from Praia, Cape Verde, the Aviojets hunt the plane down and shoot it. The plane, damaged, makes a landing and is stormed. 6th Mar 2018: Nigerians protest about the arrest, requesting government sanctions on the Honduran authorities for taking away a vital (albeit illegal) part of the economy. The UN rejects the claim. 9th Mar 2018: The countries seemed peaceful again when a group of rebels shoot at the planes in the airshow - with no success. American cyberhacker group Anonymous launch an operation to protect Honduras with Honduran members joining the military where they set up a filter that will infect and crash all of Nigeria's cyberspace with the Stuxnet virus if there is any interference. They find a way to hack into aircraft systems and control the autopilot of all in flight aircraft. The pilot can simply reset the autopilot, but so can the hackers. This is all secret, with no sources able to leak information, so my opponent must act as if he does not know about this cyber-warfare. 11th Mar 2018: Most of the new tower is completed, only the restaurant at the top is left to finish. The rest is fully open. 16th Mar 2018: Within 8 days, special low-frequency radars protect the whole of Honduras. It can detect and draw an image of any object it sees, preventing a 9/11 style attack on the new tower. Camouflaged SAM launchers are placed, using up a fair amount of the budget. More money is spent on a flexible deal with the UK for oil, most of it sourced from other nations. The plan is that gradually the amount of oil brought from the UK will decrease, with oil being brought directly instead of wasting time and money shipping oil via the UK. Part of the deal allows Honduran oil tankers to stop in the UK to avoid having to fly over Africa, and consequently Nigeria. Tensions raise further as a result, Saudi and the UK declare neutrality, however they state that they will not assist Nigeria.