Battle of Cior

The Battle of Cior, also known as the Fall of Cior, was the final major offensive of the Danian theatre of World War I.
== Belligerents ==
Belligerents 	Belligerents 	Belligerents 	Belligerents
Allied Powers 	Nic-Dan 	 	
Sagofagia 	Nic-Dan 	 	
Dania 	 	 	
United States 	 	 	
Asdania 	 	 	
France 	 	 	
British Empire 	 	 	
Leaders & Commanders	Leaders & Commanders 	Leaders & Commanders	Leaders & Commanders
Adriano Galanti 	George Gwynn Robertson	 	
Dante Cotilla 	Benjamin Salisbury 	 	
Cyrus Wise 	Harley Grant 	 	
Éric Delacroix 	 	 	
Grégory Joubert 	 	 	
== The Battle ==
Following the Battle of Medford of April-May 1918, the Sagofagi Army had stationed itself east of Cior, Nic-Dan established its defence plan for the city. In June the Allied armies surrounded Cior from the west and south. After the battle of Stoken the last troops made it to the capital of Nic-Dan.
On 5 August 1918 all the Allied armies began to attack the city. The Nic-Dan army held the city for a while but lost most of it by August 11th. Before the battle was over, George G. Robertson was killed in his bunker. The city surrendered two days later.