Operation Counter

Operation Counter was the name of a Novayan invasion of Guatemala in response to the discovery of American involvement in Guatemala, under the belief that all communist groups were under the Soviet government, and the crimes against humanity perpetrated by the pro-American Guatemalan government. Operation Condor involves the deployment of a division and two marine brigades in liberating Guatemala. Novayan marine units deployed faced resistance in the first days of the conflict, but the Guatemalan Armed Forces, fearing Novayan repercussions, surrendered. Attempts by the United States and the Guatemalan government to force the Guatemalan military to fight the Novayan forces were instead met by the removal of the right-wing dictatorship and the reestablishment of a democratic government, which saw a Novayan-overseen election that coincides with the arrests of all United Fruit Company employees and the dissolution of the United Fruit Company.
The actions of the United States in its involvement to eliminate pro-Soviet communist groups, which were in actuality not in line with the Soviets, have shaken the Novayan public opinion and perception of the United States; Operation Condor saw a strain in relations between Novaya and the United States and the withdrawal of all companies, embassies and consulates from both nations. It also saw Novayan civilians being forced to return to Novaya after the United States Congress implemented into law the Removal of All Non-Castle Novayans Act, worsening and deteriorating relations between both countries.