The Tunisian Issue and Conflict

## Overview

**The Tunisian Issue and Conflict** (Arabic: القضية والصراع التونسي) is an ongoing political and ideological clash between the North and South of Tunisia, with the tensions arising following the Tunisian Terror War, a devastating conflict that lasted for nearly a decade and left the country deeply divided. The conflict is primarily driven by political and economic ideologies, with the North of Tunisia leaning toward the democratic ideals of the Republic of Burgitania, while the South, with its communist leanings, is supported by the Sirillian Republic. This division has led to major political unrest and a growing sentiment of separation within the country, further exacerbating the conflict. The Tunisian politics were dominated by the rivalry between the Republic of Burgitania and the Sirillian Republic, the country was divided. The Tunisian politics were dominated by the rivalry between the Republic of Burgitania and the Sirillian Republic, with both sides vying for greater influence and control over Tunisia. Despite multiple attempts at finding a peaceful solution, the conflict has only intensified over time, leading to a series of conflicts, coups, and invasions.

In 2022, the conflict reached a tipping point following a border dispute, and the with the Labrax War between Republic of Burgitania and the Sirillian Republic, resulted in the invasion of North Tunisia by South Tunisia, with the aim of reuniting the country under their communist regime. However, Burgitania's support for the Northern forces led to the failure of the invasion, resulting in a civil war in South Tunisia between warring factions battling for control of the country. Burgitania became involved once again, supporting one side of the conflict, while the Sirillian Republic supported the other. Although the conflict was relatively low-intensity and brief, it left many casualties and significant destruction in its wake.

In 2023, South Tunisia, secretly with the help of the Sirillian Republic, launched a second invasion of North Tunisia, this time with the aim of reuniting the country under their communist regime. Once again, the Republic of Burgitania came to the defense of North Tunisia, leading to a brief and intense conflict. After only two days of heavy fighting, the invaders were repelled, leaving both sides exhausted and battered.

Determined to end the tension between North and South once and for all, Burgitania and SR joined forces in 2023 and launched an invasion of South Tunisia, which was controlled by a communist regime under Casey. The invasion was successful, and the two forces captured the city of Sfax, ending the communist regime there. The Battle of Sfax was a decisive victory for the United Forces and had far-reaching implications for the region, leading to the collapse of the communist regime in South Tunisia and the formation of a new democratic republic. The peace treaty between the United Forces, Burgitania, and SR also forced South Tunisia to pay reparations for 10 years as punishment for their past actions. However, this treaty was broken when the country turned communist again under Casey, and tensions once again began to rise.

The South Tunisian passport crisis was another example of the ongoing tensions between the South Tunisian government and the Republic of Burgitania. The two nations have a long history of conflicts and the South Tunisian government's decision to ban all passport holders from Burgitania further strained their already fragile relations. The Republic of Burgitania condemned the move, calling it a violation of international law and threatening economic reprisals in response. While the South Tunisian government denied these claims and stated that their decision was based on national security concerns, days later they issued a statement expressing their commitment to maintaining a dialogue with Burgitania and working toward a peaceful solution to the conflict. The South Tunisian government also stated that they would lift the ban on passport holders from Burgitania once the situation stabilized and the two nations reached a mutual understanding. International observers generally praised both nations for their efforts to maintain open communication and work toward a peaceful solution to the conflict. Following a successful coup in South Tunisia, the new Communist government lifted the ban on passports from the Republic of Burgitania, signaling a new era in South Tunisian-Burgitania relations.

The aftermath of the coup by Casey's wasn't all that successful, first, the Sirillian Republic leader tricked Casey into getting annexed by SR. The annexation of South Tunisia by the Sirillian Republic resulted in widespread resistance from local groups who refused to accept the imposition of a foreign rule. This resistance led to the emergence of various armed groups and militias, known as the Southern Resistance Front (SRF), who fought for the independence of South Tunisia. The SRF's members were made up of various militias that engaged in armed conflict with SR's forces and were responsible for a series of attacks and bombings throughout the region. Despite the efforts of the SRF, South Tunisia remained under the control of SR, which continued to exert its influence over the region. This led to a state of affairs in which South Tunisia remained a puppet state of SR and was unable to claim full independence.

During this time, SR gave Casey land in the Benelux, making him a puppet ruler of Beneluxia and under SR influence. After a period of time, SR decided to give South Tunisia back to Casey, who retained control over the region as a puppet ruler under SR's influence. The region continued to be a source of tension and instability within Tunisia, with the SRF's efforts to gain independence often leading to clashes and violence between the various factions vying for control.

Despite mostly the end of the Casey's regime, tensions continued to mount between South Tunisia and the Republic of Burgitania, with Casey's government still viewing the North as a potential threat to its existence. Seeking to gain a strategic advantage over Burgitania, Casey formed a private military company (PMC), enlisting the help of Finnish mercenaries to carry out attacks on Burgitanian ports and airports. However, despite these attacks, Burgitania remained a formidable adversary, and Casey's attempts at gaining a foothold in the region were ultimately unsuccessful. Casey's whereabouts after the failed attack on the Burgitianian airport remained unknown, but he was believed to be operating somewhere in South Tunisia, leading a small army of mercenaries.

On July 20, 2022, Casey and his private military company (PMC) struck again, launching a coordinated attack on the Sirillian port city of Bordeaux. Led by his Finnish mercenaries, Casey's PMC had the goal of disrupting Sirillian logistics and exerting pressure on the Sirillian Republic to finally give rule of South Tunisia back to Casey. Despite the initial success of the attack in causing damage to the port and causing casualties, the Sirillian forces were able to quickly respond and repulse the PMC. The Finnish mercenaries suffered heavy losses from Sirillian counter-attacks, and Casey's own forces were forced to retreat under heavy fire. The Sirillian Republic's response to the attack was swift and decisive. Following the failed attack on Bordeaux, the Sirillian government, exhausted with Casey's shenanigans, gave rule of South Tunisia back to Casey, finally granting his wish to regain control over the region.

Casey, suspected to have funded The Paris Commune Uprising, the Sirillian Repbilc and the Republic of Burgitanian forces crossed the border between South Tunisia and North Tunisia, begining the Second Invasion of South Tunisia. They faced heavy resistance from the ST forces and Air Force. After a period of time, the Burgitanian & Sirillian forces managed to capture Sfax, however, the ST government, determined to win did not surrender, and started using guerrilla warfare. These guerrilla figthers were however no match for the well-trained and equipped Burgitanian & Sirillian forces. Burgitanian & Sirillian continued to advance, capturing the Southern region of ST. As a response to Casey not surrendering, the Sirillian government ordered the launch of a 'Nuclear' ICBM aimed at Sfax. This was the second time ever the Sirillian government ordered such a thing. The ICBM impacted Sfax, Casey was left terrified and no idea what to do. As a response, the Communist commune in Sirillia started bombing the capital of the Sirillian Republic, Paris. But the Communist forces were no match, and couldn't hold on to territory anymore. As Burgitanian forces began to arrive in Sirillia. They then pushed the Communist forces out of Paris, ending the Siege of Paris, and freeing the Sirillian forces stuck there. Then pushed back from Lyon. Finally, after a period of time, Casey waved the white flag. Peacetalks started and they are still ongoing, as no one can come to an agreement. The Communist forces in Sirillia went into hiding and started their own guerrilla warfare againist the Sirillian government, not wanting to give up at all and determined to win at any cost.

## Timeline and History

#### Beginning

**The Tunisian Issue** is a complex and long-standing conflict that has its roots in the complicated history of colonialism, past conflicts, and the struggle for independence. After a ceasefire was signed between the Sirillian Republic and Guina following the Gallian Civil War, the Sirillian Republic began to **'reconquer'** former territories of the Gallian Empire, including the Kingdom of Tunisia, which had gained independence during the Gallian Civil War. The invasion was slow and bloody due to heavy guerrilla warfare and Guina, which had broken the ceasefire treaty in 1950. In 1954 after a long and brutal war, SR emerged victorious in the Spider-Guinea War. And the Tunisian resistance was finally defeated by SR.

Following the years, a resistance group was formed in the Occitania, primarily the regions of Provence and Languedoc, when rebels stormed a government building, marking the official beginning of the war for independence. The conflict would last for three years, with both sides engaging in brutal fighting and suffering heavy casualties. Despite the SR's efforts to crush the uprising, the rebels were eventually able to win out and establish the Republic Of Burgitania, as an independent nation in 1964. This was seen as an inspiration for the Tunisian people's fight for independence from the Sirillian Republic, and support for the Tunisian Resistance began to grow rapidly in the aftermath of the 1990 Sirilian Revolts, which saw Arpitan resistance fight for independence and to their homeland of Guina.

Tunisian resistance began in 2000, the Tunisian Resistance, made up of guerrilla fighters and militias, engaged in armed conflict with the Sirillian Republic's forces. The conflict became increasingly brutal and bloodshed on both sides, with a high toll of civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure. Despite the SR's attempts to crush the resistance movement, they continued their fight for independence. During this time, Casey stepped in and began his operation of propaganda, quickly becoming a famous symbol of the Tunisian struggle for independence against the Sirillian Republic. As the conflict continued to escalate, the Sirillian Republic deployed more troops and resources to combat the resistance, but the Tunisian Resistance remained a formidable force and continued to fight for independence. Despite their best efforts to crush the resistance, the Sirillian forces were unable to completely eliminate the threat posed by the Tunisian Resistance.

However, on September 11, 2001, Casey led a terrorist attack on the Sirillian Republic's capital of Paris, killing 2,996 civilians in the process. This marked the beginning of the Tunisian Terror War.

#### Tunisian Terror War

The Tunisian Terror War was a devastating conflict that lasted from 2001 to 2014 and was marked by the rise of terrorist and resistance groups across Tunisia. The conflict was fought between the Sirillian Republic, the Republic of Burgitania, and the Tunisian Resistance, with the terrorist attacks in Paris serving as a catalyst for the conflict. It was characterized by intense fighting, human rights abuse, and damage to infrastructure.

The terrorist attacks on September 11, 2001 in the Sirillian Republic's capital of Paris provided a start for the conflict, leading to the rise of various terrorist and resistance groups in the Tunisian region. The Sirillian Republic was initially ill-prepared to deal with the growing insurgency, as its military was stretched thin. Therefore, the Sirillian government turned to the Republic of Burgitania for assistance, and Burgitania sent a significant number of troops to help contain the terrorist groups. The fighting between the government forces and the terrorist groups was intense, with civilian casualties and damage to infrastructure resulting from the violence. The Sirillian military was able to establish control over parts of the territory, much of the conventional fighting during the conflict was carried out by the Burgitanian forces, but the terrorist groups continued to operate in other regions.

    Eventually, the Burgitanian and Sirillian forces were able to capture of Casey, the leader of the Tunisian Resistance, in 2007, after a daring raid on the Sfax region. The Sirillian government saw this as a major victory and celebrated it as a turning point in the war, and Casey was put on trial and sentenced to death by hanging for his crimes. However, Casey managed to escape with a small group of resistance fighters before the sentence could be carried out, and the conflict continued to escalate, leading to further bloodshed and conflict.

The conflict continued to drag on for several years, with the Sirillian military and the Republic of Burgitania working to contain the terrorist groups and gain control over the region. The fighting was intense, with both sides suffering heavy casualties. Despite the significant efforts of the Sirillian government and the Republic of Burgitania, the conflict showed no signs of abating.

In 2014, the conflict finally came to an end, resulting in the division of Tunisia into North and South. The North was given its independence, and the South remained under Sirillian control. The conflict was a devastating one, with thousands of lives lost and an entire region torn apart by years of fighting and unrest. The impact of the conflict on the region will be felt for generations to come and is a poignant reminder of the devastation that can result from armed conflicts.

#### 2022 First South Tunisian invasion of North Tunisia

In 2022, the First South Tunisian Invasion of North Tunisia was a major turning point in the ongoing conflict between the two regions. Prior to the invasion, tensions had been building for several months, with both sides accusing the other of attempting to seize control over valuable natural resources in the disputed area. The situation had escalated into a full-blown conflict, with repeated incursions and provocations leading to both sides mobilizing their military forces.

In the early hours of January 21st, South Tunisia launched a surprise invasion of North Tunisia, with their forces quickly gaining significant territorial gains and pushing all the way to the gates of Tunis. The invading forces encountered little resistance in the early stages of the invasion, as the North Tunisia's military was significantly outmatched by the South's better-trained and equipped forces. The invading troops were widely supported by the population in the South, many of whom shared their communist ideals, and the invasion was seen as a way to reunify the country under their communist regime.

However, the situation began to change as the Burgitanian military began to arrive in North Tunisia in large numbers. The Burgitanian troops were well-trained and equipped, and their presence on the battlefield provided much-needed support to the North's government. The South Tunisian forces found themselves outnumbered and outmatched, and they were unable to hold onto their gains in North Tunisia. The invading forces were quickly pushed back, and the invading troops were eventually forced to withdraw from North Tunisia.

The outcome of the First South Tunisian Invasion of North Tunisia was a major defeat for South Tunisia, and it marked a significant turning point in the ongoing conflict between the two regions. Despite their initial success, the invading forces were simply no match for the well-trained and equipped Burgitanian military. The outcome of the invasion had a significant impact on the conflict, with the North being able to push the invading forces back and maintain their independence. The South, on the other hand, was significantly weakened by the failed invasion, and their communist regime was further weakened as a result, and resulting in a civil war. The invasion also served to strengthen the relationship between North Tunisia and the Republic of Burgitania, with the latter providing much-needed support and assistance during the conflict.

#### South Tunisian Civil War

In the aftermath of the First South Tunisian Invasion of North Tunisia, there was widespread dissatisfaction with the government in South Tunisia. The failed invasion had exposed the weaknesses of the South Tunisian regime and had led to widespread unrest among the population. As a result, several opposition factions began to emerge, each with their own agenda and goals. These factions, known as the Democratic Front, the Islamic al-Muharibu Alhuriya, and the Communist Party, were each looking to gain power and influence in the aftermath of the civil war.

    The Democratic Front was the first faction to emerge. It was composed of moderate secular democrats who wanted to establish a more democratic system of government in South Tunisia and unite with the North. The Islamic al-Muharibu Alhuriya was the second faction to emerge. It was composed of extremist Islamist elements who wanted to establish an Islamic state in South Tunisia. The Communist Party was the third faction to emerge. It was composed of radical communists who wanted to establish a communist government in South Tunisia.

As the civil war raged on, the factions fought for control of key government buildings, military bases, and strategic locations. The fighting was intense and resulted in significant casualties on both sides. The Democratic Front and the Islamic al-Muharibu Alhuriya were initially the strongest factions, but they soon became bogged down in a stalemate, with neither side able to gain the upper hand. The Communist Party, which was initially a minor player in the conflict, soon began to gain strength and took control of several key cities in the eastern part of the country. In the midst of the civil war, the Republic of Burgitania intervened again, sending a large contingent of troops to South Tunisia in support of the Democratic Front. The Burgitianian intervention proved to be a turning point in the civil war, and the Democratic Front was able to quickly seize control of key government buildings and military bases. The Islamic al-Muharibu Alhuriya was quickly pushed back and its leaders went into hiding. The Communist Party, however, proved to be a much more formidable challenge. Despite their gains in the east, they were unable to hold onto their gains and were quickly pushed back by the combined forces of the Democratic Front and the Republic of Burgitania. With the help of local and foreign supporters *(see Sirillian Republic)*, the Communist Party was able to gain significant control over key regions in South Tunisia. The party was able to mobilize popular support among the rural and working-class populations by highlighting the government's failures in meeting people's basic needs, and promised to deliver on ambitious economic reforms. The Democratic Front and the Islamic al-Muharibu Alhuriya were no match for the resurgent Communist Party, and were quickly defeated. With the backing of the Burgitianian military, the Democratic Front put up a fierce resistance and managed to retain control over some areas, but the tide was turning against them. As the Communist Party consolidated its control over South Tunisia, it set about implementing its agenda. The party began by nationalizing key industries, including mining and agriculture, and redistributing land to peasant farmers. The party also introduced radical economic reforms, such as price controls and trade restrictions, in an effort to create self-sufficiency and reduce the country's dependence on foreign imports. Despite the Communist Party's victory, the civil war left the country in ruin. Millions of people had been displaced or killed, and the economy was in tatters. The victorious Communist Party faced a daunting task of rebuilding the country and restoring stability.

#### 2023 Second South Tunisian invasion of North Tunisia

The Second South Tunisian Invasion of North Tunisia in 2023 began as a response to the escalation of the border war between the Republic of Burgitania and the Sirillian Republic known as the **Labrax War**. As the conflict between the two nations intensified, the South Tunisian government, with the aid of the Sirillian Republic, launched its second invasion of North Tunisia with the aim of reuniting the country under their communist regime. The invasion took North Tunisia by surprise, and the South Tunisians were able to quickly gain control over key areas in the southeastern part of the country.

The North Tunisians, however, were prepared to defend their territory with the help of the Republic of Burgitania. The latter's Air Force and army, which was widely regarded as one of the most formidable in europe, proved to be a major challenge for the South Tunisians and their Sirillian allies. After just two days of heavy fighting, the Republic of Burgitania's military was able to push back the invaders, securing a major victory for the North Tunisians. The invaders were left with no choice but to withdraw from North Tunisia, leaving behind a significant number of casualties and damaged equipment.

Despite the South Tunisians' initial success, their attempts to regain control over the united Tunisian state were ultimately thwarted by the Republic of Burgitania's swift and decisive response. Once again, the Republic of Burgitania demonstrated its military might, solidifying its position as a major power in the region. As for the Sirillian Republic, it too emerged from the conflict with a reputation enhanced, having provided crucial support to the South Tunisians throughout the invasion. The Second South Tunisian Invasion of North Tunisia thus resulted in a major political and military victory for the Republic of Burgitania and a significant setback for both the Sirillian Republic and the South Tunisians.

#### Invasion of South Tunisia

Led by the United Forces, a military alliance between the Republic of Burglandia and the Sirillian Republic, the invasion was aimed at ending the tension between North and South Tunisia once and for all.

The first skirmish between the United Forces and the South Tunisian Communist government took place in March 25, 2023. The Sirillian Air Force engaged South Tunisian MiG-21s, while the Republic of Burglandia's Ground Forces engaged South Tunisian forces on the ground, no casualties were reported on their side, while the South Tunisians reportedly lost one MiG-21. The first major engagement took place at the Sfax Airport, where Republic of Burglandia's Ground Forces, supported by the Sirillian Air Force, who advanced into the airport from the north, while the SR Air Force provided air support. Despite heavy resistance, the United Forces successfully took control of the airport, although with some casualties on both sides. The first attempt to capture the city of Sfax, the capital of South Tunisia, proved to be unsuccessful for the United Forces, who ultimately retreated from the city. The United Forces faced difficult urban fighting and heavy resistance from the South Tunisian air support, resulting in heavy casualties on both sides. After two attempts at capturing the city, which ended in failure and heavy losses, with the proper preparation and plan, the United Forces managed to capture the city of Sfax in a successful naval invasion. The naval invasion was aided by the Sirillian Navy and resulted in the capture of the city and the end of the communist regime in South Tunisia.

The peace treaty between the United Forces, Burgitania, and SR also forced South Tunisia to pay reparations for 10 years as punishment for their past actions. However, this treaty was broken when the country turned communist again under Casey, and tensions once again began to rise.

#### Passport Crisis

After the invasion of South Tunisia and the establishment of the new Democratic Republic of South Tunisia, tensions between the country and the Republic of Burgitania intensified. South Tunisia made a controversial decision to ban all passport holders from the Republic of Burgitania, further straining the already fragile relations between the two nations. The Republic of Burgitania condemned the move and threatened economic reprisals in response, calling it a violation of international law. While the South Tunisian government denied these claims and stated that their decision was based on national security concerns, they also expressed their commitment to maintaining a dialogue with the Republic of Burgitania and working toward a peaceful solution to the conflict. The South Tunisian government further stated that they would lift the ban on passport holders from the Republic of Burgitania once the situation stabilized and the two nations reached a mutual understanding.

Despite the tensions, international observers generally praised both nations for their efforts to maintain open communication and work toward a peaceful solution to the conflict. However, with the success of a coup in South Tunisia, by former leader Casey, the new communist government lifted the ban on passports from the Republic of Burgitania, which significantly eased tensions between the two nations.

#### Casey's Struggle for Power

The aftermath of the coup by Casey's wasn't all that successful, the Sirillian Republic leader tricked Casey into getting annexed by SR, the South Tunisian region was destabilized again, with widespread resistance from local groups against the imposition of a foreign rule by the Sirillian Republic. This led to the emergence of various armed groups and militias, known as the Southern Resistance Front (SRF), who fought for the independence of South Tunisia. The SRF's members were made up of various militias that engaged in armed conflict with the SR forces, and they were responsible for a series of attacks and bombings throughout the region. Despite the efforts of the SRF, South Tunisian remained under the control of the Sirillian Republic (SR), which continued to exert its influence over the region. This led to a state of affairs in which South Tunisia remained a puppet state of SR, with Casey acting as a puppet ruler under SR's influence. The SRF's efforts to gain independence often led to clashes and violence between the various factions vying for control, leading to a prolonged period of instability and tension within the region. During this time, SR gave Casey land in the Benelux, making him a puppet ruler of Beneluxia and under SR influence. After a period of time, SR decided to give South Tunisia back to Casey, who retained control over the region as a puppet ruler under SR's influence, and got annexed again, so Casey fled South Tunisia.

Despite the mostly end of Casey's rule, tensions continued to mount between Casey himself and the Republic of Burgitania, with Casey still viewing the North as a potential threat. Seeking to gain a strategic advantage over Burgitania, Casey formed a private military company (PMC), enlisting the help of Finnish mercenaries to carry out attacks on Burgitanian ports and airports. However, despite these attacks, Burgitania remained a formidable adversary, and Casey's attempts at gaining a foothold in the region were ultimately unsuccessful. Casey's whereabouts after the failed attack on the Burgitianian airport remained unknown, but he was believed to be operating somewhere in South Tunisia, leading a small army of mercenaries.

#### Casey's comeback

On July 20, 2022, Casey and his private military company (PMC) once again showed their might by launching a coordinated attack on the Sirillian port city of Bordeaux. Led by his Finnish mercenaries, Casey's PMC had the goal of disrupting Sirillian logistics and exerting pressure on the Sirillian Republic to finally give rule of South Tunisia back to Casey.

Despite the initial success of the attack in causing damage to the port and causing casualties, Sirillian forces were able to quickly respond and repulse Casey's PMC. The Finnish mercenaries suffered heavy losses from Sirillian counter-attacks, and Casey's own forces were forced to retreat under heavy fire.

The Sirillian Republic's response to the attack was swift and decisive. Frustrated with Casey's continuous interference in their affairs, Sirillain officials finally decided to grant Casey his wish and return control of South Tunisia back to him, effectively ending their rule over the region. Casey, who had been operating in hiding since the failed attack, immediately took over the reins of South Tunisia. However, tensions continued to mount between Casey, Sirillia, and Republic of Burgitania, with Casey still viewing North Tunisia as a potential threat.

#### Second Invasion of South Tunisia

*(See The Paris Commune Uprising)*

On August 23, 2023, civilians in Sirillia's capital, Paris, began to riot, calling for greater equality and an end to the existing political structure. They called for the establishment of a commune, a form of socialist government that puts power in the hands of the people. The government, caught off guard by the sudden uprising, didn't know how to respond, and the situation quickly spiraled out of control.

The Parus Commune, as it became known, managed to take the key city of Lyon on September 1, 2023, after several days of fierce fighting. Despite this victory, the Sirillian government refused to give in to the demands of the commune, the Sirillian forces insieged in Paris managed to hold on just barely. The Republic of Burgitania however, did not immediately respond to the unfolding situation in the Paris Commune.

The Prime Minister of Republic of Burgitania, Edu, learned of the situation and ordered Burgitanian and Sirillian forces stationed in North Tunisia to mobilize for an invasion of South Tunisia. On September 20, 2023, Sirillian forces, along with Burgitanian forces, crossed the border of North Tunisia and South Tunisia, beginning the invasion. They managed to take control of Derven's airport, and would later take control of the city of Derven itself. They advanced into the Sfax region, where South Tunisia's capital is located. More than 40% of the Sirillian forces were destroyed by the ST army, while the Burgitanian forces were left mostly unscratch. The advance was then halted, to rest and regain more forces for the push to Sfax. Sirillian and Burgitanian forces faced heavy resistance from South Tunisia's army, but were able to capture the city of Sfax after a period of time. Despite this victory, the South Tunisian government, determined to hold on to their power, refused to surrender and instead ordered their forces to use guerrilla warfare tactics. The South Tunisian forces however, were no match for the Burgitanian and Sirillian forces, who were well-trained and equipped.

Casey was left terrified and unsure what to do after the Sirillian forces launched a ICBM at Sfax, as a response, the Communist commune in Sirillia started bombing the capital of the Sirillian Republic, Paris. But the Communist forces were no match, and couldn't hold on to territory anymore. As Burgitanian forces pushed back Communist forces from Paris and retook the city of Lyon, Casey surrendered and peace talks began. The Communist forces in Sirillia went into hiding and continued their guerrilla warfare, determined to win at any cost.

In terms of casualties and losses, the Sirillian and Burgitanian forces had 4,000 killed in action, while the South Tunisian and Communist forces had 3,000 killed in action. They also lost 4 F-14 Tomcats and 4 MIG-21s downed. Additionally, 450 civilians were killed on both sides, and 900 South Tunisian civilians were either injured or killed in the nuking of Sfax. Furthermore, 100 more Sirillian civilians were killed in the Communist bombing of Paris.