AKA: “Are we fighting a country or a full expansion pack?”

20/04/2026 – https://app.warera.io/country/6813b6d546e731854c7ac858 Expands the War
While we’re already dealing with:
A revolt
Losses
Drained resources
https://app.warera.io/country/6813b6d546e731854c7ac858 decides that’s not enough…
👉 They attack Sierra Leone as well
At this point you have to ask:
Are they at war… or just collecting countries?

War Era is slowly starting to feel like:
Ven Era
https://app.warera.io/country/6813b6d546e731854c7ac858 releases an official statement by https://app.warera.io/user/682d1f969447019ec2b31b43
Main takeaway?
👉 We’re the villains now.
According to them:
They’re “defending themselves”
They have “no colonial ambitions”
Everything is just a response to aggression

Meanwhile, from our side:
They’ve:
Hit Cape Verde
Pushed Fortaleza
Continued aggression across regions
Expanded into multiple African fronts
But sure…
we’re the problem.

This isn’t diplomacy.
This is:
Attack first
Write an article later
Call it “defense”
And then invite everyone to Discord like nothing happened.

While the speeches are going out…
On the ground:
Fighting continues
Funds are running dangerously low
And to make things worse:
👉 A revolt starts in Western Burkina Faso
We managed to deal with it (barely), but it cost us more resources we don’t really have.
At this point it’s not even about winning.
It’s about:
How long can we keep going like this?
https://app.warera.io/country/6813b6d546e731854c7ac858 starts talking about peace.
Sounds good, right?
Not quite.
At the same time, they launch attacks on three fronts:
Sierra Leone
Tambacounda
Southeastern Mauritania
So the situation becomes:
“We want peace… but also here’s more war.”
More information Peace talks continue and a temporary Cease Fire was called.

With these attacks, we’ve now lost:
👉 Lead production
This is a big problem.
That wasn’t just income—it was part of our recovery plan.
Now?
War continues
Income drops
Recovery gets delayed

Right now we are:
Fighting an aggressive multi-front enemy
Recovering from previous wars
Handling internal revolts
Running low on funds
Losing key economic regions
In short:
Everything is happening at once.
