Tepetlcali campaign

Tepetlcali Campaign
Part of the Last War of the Deluge
Royal and Imperial Army tanks as part of an operation to lift the siege of Altachuca
Date November 13, 2020 - ongoing Location New Yustona Result Urcean victory
Belligerents
Algoquona	Template:Country data New Yustona Urcea Yonderre
Commanders and leaders
Hevovitastamiutsto	Martin St. Clair
Units involved
	WES-COM
Strength
185,000+	44,000 (initial) 500,000 (end of campaign)
Casualties and losses
18,502 killed 120,000+ captured or deserted	5,281 total

The Tepetlcali Campaign, also known as the Port St. Charles Campaign, was a series of battles fought in northern New Yustona and southern Algoquona and was the initial military campaign of the Final War of the Deluge. Significant losses to heavy equipment and military organization incurred during Operation Western Blizzard prevented Algoquona from securing major strategic targets. Despite the initial unexpected success and pace of the Algoquonan advance, the Royal and Imperial Army reinforced its position in New Yustona by later December of 2020, leading to the destruction or capture of nearly the entire Algoquonan force in the western "prong" of the invasion. In the east, the smaller group of Algoquonan forces were able to retreat in good order.