Soviet-Dolgozó war (EMG-1)

(IF ANY OF THIS INFORMATION IS INCORRECT, FEEL FREE TO CORRECT IT. I WAS NOT IN EMG-1 AND AS SUCH PROBABLY SHOULD HAVE LEFT THIS PAGE FOR SOMEONE ELSE TO DO, BUT IT IS TOO LATE NOW.)

Niger and Nivalér
Niger was listed as protected territory under the ACM of 2027. However, the Adriatic Republic and Dolgozó found it to be an oppressive authoritarian regime and as such began to support a socialist rebellion in its northern regions, called Nivalér. It was claimed that Nigerien military equipment was confiscated by Dolgozó calling for the death of Oswin Rothsen, though such claims were dismissed by Rothsen himself. Increasing conflict over perceived violations of the directives of the ACM eventually led to war. Upon the declaration of war, Tímea Fogház resigned, being replaced with Jozef Maliar.

Regime changes
''see also: Turn 25 incidents Peter Zchladep, upon assuming leadership of the Adriatic Republic after Tiranë's second assassination, began calling for peace and greater connections with the USSR.