Velho-Halvertian War

Duration of the war	1977-1982
Attacking	Halvert Republic
Defending	Republic of Velho
Casualties	~100K (Attackers), ~25K (Defenders)

The Velho-Halvertian War was a protracted conflict that lasted from 1977 to 1982, shaping the political landscape of both nations involved.

On March 3, 1977, the Halvert Republic underwent a significant change in government, which led to the adoption of a more aggressive and expansionist policy. The newly formed administration decided to forcibly expand its territorial holdings by annexing the Republic of Velho. This ambition culminated in the outbreak of hostilities on July 10, 1977, when Halvertian forces launched a military offensive.

The Halvert Republic's military initially advanced toward Velho, where the most intense and brutal fighting of the war took place. This pivotal confrontation saw heavy casualties and widespread destruction. Ultimately, the town of Velho was completely obliterated. In recognition of the immense human cost and the town's historical significance, it has remained in its ruined state and is now preserved as an official war monument village, standing as a solemn tribute to the horrors of the conflict.