Operation Badol

Operation Badol
Gushli-Balak Peace Border proposed by Liosol
Operational scope	Strategic
Location	Zônamân
Planned by	Te Matn (allegedly) Zôçey Seğâren (allegedly) Rogue Alotol military Rogue Balak military
Target	Kill Sagam II Kill Mişanlî Aşar (allegedly)
Date	19 March 2018

Operation Badol was a military operation in March 2018 to depose Great Khan Sagam II. The operation was devised by rogue Alotol and Balak military personnel and carried out on 19 March 2018. The main goals of Operation Badol were to remove Sagam II and replace him with then-president of Balakia, Zôçey Seğâren, create a Balak super state, cut off Komania's access to the sea, and establish a permanent base of military operations for Liosol. The full extent of the plan was leaked in 2019 by Deun Agore, implicating both Prime Minister Goe Jegan of Liosol and President Zôçey Seğâren of Balakia, resulting in their removal from office.

The operation resulted in a breakdown in relations between Balakia and Liosol and increased Koman influence in Gushlia. It is still having effects on Trans-Mirarian foreign policy, especially in the recent Alotol elections and forthcoming Balak elections.

Timeline

• 16 March 2018: Liosol invests in Balakia and Gushlia, attempting to broker a peace deal.
• 19 March 2018: Balak-Gushli peace is brokered by Liosol.
• 19 March 2018: Vosan disagrees with the Çindensven Armistice.
• 19 March 2018: Sagam II is assassinated.
• 19 March 2018: Zôçey Seğâren to become next Great Khan of Gushlia.
• 20 March 2018: Prime Minister Te Matn of Liosol visits Çindensven and brings a "necessary" peace-keeping force to help rioting in Gushlia.
• 22 March 2018: Vosanmobilises, causing other countries to prepare for conflict.
• 23 March 2018: Fordas declares its neutrality and condemns deployment of Liosol troops. Riyana considers Article 3 of the Cuáma River Agreement, hoping to slow Liosol's troop deployment.
• 23 March 2018: Grand Vizier of Cerman meets with Balak leaders. Kaisen condemns Liosol's peace-keeping forces, declaring them a “threat to international security”.
• 23 March 2018: Qonklaks calls for peace in the Balak-Gushli Conflict and asks the International Congress to intervene.
• 1 October 2018: A military coup occurs in Vosan.
• 4 October 2018: Liosol and Fordas bicker over peace deal in the Balal-Gushli conflict. Liosol considers sending its navy through Asota and into the Sharkunen to block Vosan.
• 13 October 2018: Gushlia formally approves transfer of crown to Shakan Ashar, crown prince of Komania.
• 9 February 2019: Details about Operation Badol go viral on Alotol internet.
• 10 February 2019: Citizens and politicians in Balakia protest against Zôçey Seğâren and Alotol military involvement in the region, Seğâren claims he was never made aware of such a "betrayal" from Liosol.
• 2 March 2019: Seğâren is referred to the State Tribunal of Balakia, beginning the impeachment process.
• 5 March 2019: Justice Beşev Yağes is arrested in Cerman for illegal consumption of alcohol and citizenship fraud, halting the impeachment process.
• 14 March 2019: Members of the House of Status hold a vote of No Confidence in light of the Goe administration's handling of Operation Badol. The upper house of the Kajeth votes in favor of No Confidence, forcing the Ministry to dissolve and requiring a general election to be held within sixty days of the vote. Chancellor Eul Lana serves as interim Prime Minister and oversees the election.
• 28 April 2019: Haşam Oğaranaşim, Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces of the Balak Federation, warns of potential intervention in impeachment process.
• 1 May 2019: The 2019 Alotol general election is held. Pra Densok wins the national election, while Eul Lana wins the internal election.
• 9 May 2019: Military presence established in Qersheven, Seğâren placed under house arrest.
• 21 May 2019: Seğâren resigns and is released from house arrest; armed forces withdraw from Qersheven.
• 12 July 2020: Peace between Balakia and Gushlia is made official; Gushlia joins the Eastern Vaniuan Association.