The Sus War

On 29th January 2023, the North Argentine Confederation purchased an embassy in the Cape Horn Federation. Just a day later, the Federated Republic of Southern Chile was heavily griefed and suspected the Cape Horn Federation due to its similar style of griefing. However, the Cape Horn Federation denied these claims and the Federated Republic of Southern Chile claimed they had witness testimony to support their allegations.

On 31st January 2023, the North Argentine Confederation discovered that three of its towns had been griefed. Central Argentina refused to comment on the situation. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court of the Federated Republic of Southern Chile upheld a law allowing the government to declare war if there was a threat to national security.

The North Argentine Confederation began to justify war against the Cape Horn Federation and to convert civilian factories to military, and the President of the Federated Republic of Southern Chile, utilizing the new powers granted to him, also began to justify war against the Cape Horn Federation, despite the opposition of much of its populace. The Republic of Santa Cruz supported these actions but declared they would maintain military neutrality.

On 1st February 2023 Central Argentina expressed concern that the war had been declared without proper justification and evidence. The Cape Horn Federation then retook the North Argentine Confederation's Embassy after severing diplomatic relations. The Galapagos Islands declared neutrality in the conflict.

On 2nd February 2023, a legal battle was fought in the Federated Republic of Southern Chile over the country's legal right to declare war, which was ultimately won by the president with conditions that the economy must maintain its growth rate during the war, a fair peace deal must be established if a victory was achieved, and that the Federated Republic of Southern Chile would return to absolute neutrality after the war.

The North Argentine Confederation and the Federated Republic of Southern Chile declared war on the Cape Horn Federation on 3rd February 2023. The Cape Horn Federation moved to a war economy and the North Argentine Confederation's central bank officially announced that the nation was in a recession with a 3% drop in GDP on 2nd February 2023.

On 4th February 2023, Central Argentina declared the war a terrible tragedy due to the loss of human life that would inevitably occur. The Attorney General of the Federated Republic of Southern Chile defended his country's right to defend itself from griefing, while the Republic of Santa Cruz reiterated their support for the war but maintained their military neutrality. Chilean anti-war protests escalated and a large number of protesters gathered outside the supply depot in Punta Arenas. The North Argentine Confederation pointed out that due to their military superiority, no citizens of their nation would die in the conflict.

On 6th February 2023, the Cape Horn Federation commented that they believed the war to be illegal and then surrendered to the North Argentine Confederation before a battle could take place.

On 7th February 2023, the Federated Republic of Southern Chile announced the war a success due to the lack of casualties. The central bank of the North Argentine Confederation officially announced the nation was out of a recession as of 6th February 2023.

On 8th February 2023, the Federated Republic of Southern Chile announced that they would not invade anyone if a confession was made. A peace treaty was then formed between the Cape Horn Federation and the North Argentine Confederation, which included provisions for the transfer of a military base island to the North Argentine Confederation, the return of the North Argentine Confederation's embassy, a guarantee against invasion by the Republic of Santa Cruz, and that the treaty would remain in force indefinitely.