SiWallqanqan Civil War

the civil war of siwi, from 2015 to 2018

= Timeline =

International Intervention
In late 2016, an international multi-lateral peacekeeping force was organised, using elements of ECOMsAD and the North-South Concordant's Counter-Communist Taskforce. This group was identified as the Coalition of Peace-Keeping Armies (CoPAK). The Kironian Expeditionary Force arrived two months later, after protests and activism at home had convinced the government to send their own peacekeeping force.

Decisive Strike
In the march of 2018, the SiWi government carried out 226 targeted drone strikes, acting on CoPAK surveillance intelligence, that killed the majority of the agitating leadership of the Communist Alliance. (Although this was later criticised as needlessly violent and an indiscriminate act of violence due to the governments acknowledgement of the 300+ wounded and killed civilians during the drone strikes.) With the majority of the leadership structure of the Communist Alliance dead, in addition to the main recruitment centre, propaganda creation group and the weapons and munitions procurement groups, the Communist Alliance lacked the ability or moral to continue fighting, and accepted the SiWi government's offer of a ceasefire.

Final Ceasefire and Peace breaks out
= Impact on SiWallqanqa =

Sayt'awi Free State
The Sayt'awi, a collection of traditionalist criminal associations, attempted to establish their own state in the far north of the nation, taking control of parts of Janq'u Q'awa Province. This nation relied on criminal exports, as no other nation recognized it, and the pre-existing criminal trade routes that had been established by the various cartels and Sayt'awi groups were ripe for exploitation. The Sayt'awi would travel to villages and towns, and kidnap children and young adults, to be forced into slavery working on the coca and heroin poppy plantations, some in the drug labs and many more forced into illegal and unsafe mining operations. Quotas for these plantations and mines were high, with the influx of more slave workers, the Sayt'awi were able to threaten death or mutilation against any who attempted escape, or simply failed to meet quotas. Though it only existed for 19 months, it is believed that over 10,000 children and young adults were mutilated or killed while working for the Sayt'awi.

This was in addition to the widespread use of child soldiers by the Sayt'awi groups for defense and attack groups, in attempts to exploit the mercy of the Akhali-Kartvelian and SiWi soldiers.