War in Luema

The War in Luema is a conflict that lasted from 15-16 September 2022, and from 10 February 2023 until 15 February 2023.

Leaders
Luema (2022 and 2023)
 * Henry Ernest Johnaise, former president of Luema. (deposed)
 * Eliot Johnaise, President of Luema
 * Jeremy Habersberg Johnson, Chief Officer IV (Killed in Battle: Luema 2022)
 * John Harry Bilderston, Chief Army Broadcaster
 * Andrew Aberlington, Chief Officer III

Joneskt
 * Edward Richstein, president of Joneskt.
 * Billy Dickerson, Chief of Army Staff.
 * Eadwan Rowenson, Head of Army Operations.

Joneskt (2023)
 * Amelia Jessie Holerssach, president
 * Reinhart Remleksho, Chief of Army Staff
 * Malcolm John Gellingstone, Head of Army Operations

War in Luema (2023)
On 10 February 2023, the leader of Luema declared war on Joneskt over unpaid taxes and "oppression", the war was ended on 15 February 2023.

Conflicts

 * 15 September 2022: Battle of Lirstaktze (Joneskt Victory)
 * 15 September 2022: Battle of Abersfinco (Luema Victory)
 * 16 September 2022: 1st Battle of Serbech (Joneskt Victory)
 * 16 September 2022: Battle of Tulinsberg (Joneskt Victory)
 * 16 September 2022: Battle of Iuntt (Joneskt Victory)
 * 16 September 2022: 2nd Battle of Serbech (Luema Victory)
 * 16 September 2022: Battle of Alsewmy (Luema Victory)
 * 16 September 2022: Battle of Auerwllych (Luema Victory)
 * 16 September 2022: Conflict at Stertons Point (Luema Victory)

(Luema 2023)
 * 9-10 February 2023: Siege of Luema Kosmitin Governmental Offices (Joneskt Victory)
 * 10 February 2023: Battle of Cospenyn (Joneskt Victory)
 * 13 February 2023: Battle of Holbien (Luema Victory)
 * 14 February 2023: Battle of Stilhagen (Joneskt Victory)

Prisoners of War

 * Luema: Andrew Aberlington (b. 1980), Chief Officer III
 * Luema: Jeremy Aquais (b. 1971), Chief Officer I
 * Luema: Caishton Aquais (b. 1974), Chief Officer I
 * Joneskt: Richard Ilhensett Mahomey (b. 1958), General IV
 * Joneskt: Eadwan Rowenson (b. 1975), HoAO
 * Joneskt: Billy Dickerson (b. 1979), CoAS
 * Joneskt: Edward Richstein (b. 1944), President