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The campaign, marked by a relentless and unforgiving offensive, inflicted devastating blows on both the pro-al Zaydi and pro-Junta forces. The [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] [[Burgoignesc Security Forces|forces]], maintaining a relentless and unyielding pressure, denied their adversaries any respite, launching coordinated assaults, and encircling their strongholds, effectively isolating and neutralizing their remaining strongholds throughout early December. With their enemies facing diminishing resources, waning morale, and diminishing support from the local population, the pro-Junta forces were largely wiped out, and the remaining pro-al Zaydi forces found themselves surrounded and besieged. Facing overwhelming odds and recognizing the futility of continued resistance, the al-Zaydi forces eventually surrendered on December 21, [[2023]]. | The campaign, marked by a relentless and unforgiving offensive, inflicted devastating blows on both the pro-al Zaydi and pro-Junta forces. The [[Burgundie|Burgoignesc]] [[Burgoignesc Security Forces|forces]], maintaining a relentless and unyielding pressure, denied their adversaries any respite, launching coordinated assaults, and encircling their strongholds, effectively isolating and neutralizing their remaining strongholds throughout early December. With their enemies facing diminishing resources, waning morale, and diminishing support from the local population, the pro-Junta forces were largely wiped out, and the remaining pro-al Zaydi forces found themselves surrounded and besieged. Facing overwhelming odds and recognizing the futility of continued resistance, the al-Zaydi forces eventually surrendered on December 21, [[2023]]. | ||
===Battle of Ouennaba=== | |||
The Battle of Ouennaba, occurred on October 14, [[2032]], in the southern foothills of the Mahagheh Mountains, near the border with Umardwal, near the village of Ouennaba in northeastern Yanuban. At 0807 on the day, Burgoignesc drone operators of the Umardi Askari's Brigade identified the camp of approximately 150 pro-Junta forces staging in a wadi near Ouennaba. Leveraging the element of surprise, the operators swiftly relayed the intelligence to the Brigade HQ, prompting the dispatch of a cavalry scout platoon armed with {{wp|Panhard CRAB}} armored cars and two mechanized infantry companies to confront the enemy. | |||
At 11:03 am, under the cover of the rugged terrain and the dense vegetation, one company of Burgoignesc infantrymen maneuvered into position, taking advantage of a small embankment to establish a well-coordinated ambush. Concealed from the enemy's view, they meticulously positioned themselves to maximize the element of surprise and ensure a swift and decisive assault on the pro-Junta camp. The armored cars, descending upon the unsuspecting pro-Junta camp from along the wadi bed, unleashed a barrage of 30mm cannon fire swiftly incapacitating key defensive positions and causing disarray among the enemy ranks as they made a pass, then turned around for another rampage through the encampment. The Yanubi soldiers panicked and ran up the dried river bed and into a hail of rifle fire from the infantrymen. Some of them dropped down just below the embankment and tried to provide fire from cover but the {{wp|Panhard CRAB}}'s raked them from within the depression of the bed. Some of the men made it to their technicals and tried to return fire from there as they retreated, but were unsuccessful. A few made good their escape, but the reserve infantry company gave chase in their {{wp|VBMR Griffon}}s. It wasn't long before they caught up and used the remote weapons systems to incapacitate the unarmored trucks. The surviving Yanubis tried to run away on foot but the Burgoignesc infantry dismounted and engaged them in a firefight. One Askari was wounded, but all 27 pro-Junta forces who fled were killed. | |||
Back in the wadi the CRABS and the Askaris crushed the surviving pro-Junta forces between them. The CRABs staying in the wadi to avoid friendly fire and the infantrymen shooting anyone who scrambled up the bank. The confirmed casualty count was three Askari wounded and 128 pro-Junta soldiers confirmed killed, 14 wounded, 16 captured. The materiel captured was transferred back to the [[Army_of_Burgundie#Overseas_Enemy_Arms_Repurposement_Sustainment_Brigade|OBSRAE]]. | |||
==Aftermath== | ==Aftermath== | ||
Following the decisive defeat of the Yanubi forces, [[Burgundie]] played a pivotal role in facilitating the establishment of a globalist and secular transitional government in [[Yanuban]], emphasizing the importance of inclusivity, transparency, and democratic values. With a focus on fostering national reconciliation and rebuilding the war-torn nation, [[Burgundie]] leveraged its diplomatic and humanitarian expertise to support the transitional government in its efforts to lay the foundations for a stable and prosperous future. [[Burgundie]], in collaboration with international partners and local stakeholders, facilitated a comprehensive and inclusive political process that paved the way for the formation of a transitional government composed of representatives from various ethnic, religious, and regional backgrounds. This transitional administration, supported by the expertise and guidance of [[Burgundie]]'s diplomatic, legal, administrative, academic, community and municipal planning, and infrastructure design professionals of the [[National_Gendarmerie_of_Burgundie#Observation_and_Treaty_Corps|Observation and Treaty Corps]] of the [[National_Gendarmerie_of_Burgundie]], embarked on a mission to promote social cohesion, uphold the rule of law, and initiate the necessary reforms to rebuild state institutions and infrastructure. | Following the decisive defeat of the Yanubi forces, [[Burgundie]] played a pivotal role in facilitating the establishment of a globalist and secular transitional government in [[Yanuban]], emphasizing the importance of inclusivity, transparency, and democratic values. With a focus on fostering national reconciliation and rebuilding the war-torn nation, [[Burgundie]] leveraged its diplomatic and humanitarian expertise to support the transitional government in its efforts to lay the foundations for a stable and prosperous future. [[Burgundie]], in collaboration with international partners and local stakeholders, facilitated a comprehensive and inclusive political process that paved the way for the formation of a transitional government composed of representatives from various ethnic, religious, and regional backgrounds. This transitional administration, supported by the expertise and guidance of [[Burgundie]]'s diplomatic, legal, administrative, academic, community and municipal planning, and infrastructure design professionals of the [[National_Gendarmerie_of_Burgundie#Observation_and_Treaty_Corps|Observation and Treaty Corps]] of the [[National_Gendarmerie_of_Burgundie]], embarked on a mission to promote social cohesion, uphold the rule of law, and initiate the necessary reforms to rebuild state institutions and infrastructure. | ||