Polish-Baltic War

The Polish-Baltic War was a short conflict that occurred during 214AD, mainly concerning the Baltic region of Europe. The conflict began when the Polish and Volhynian nations both declared war on the Baltic Union. The Polish began to prepare to launch a naval invasion in Latvia.
However, the Asian Federation had previously guaranteed the Baltic Union, and so they entered the war against the Polish. They swiftly landed near Gdansk and besieged it. Russia declared war on Poland and Volhynia as well, mobilizing troops and tanks on their border with Volhynia. However, these troops never saw any action on the front.
After short negotiations with the Polish, a white peace was declared and Asian forces withdrew from Poland, marking the end of the war. The following year, Poland would end up being involved in another war.
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