Redika Civil War of 2015

The Redikan civil war was an event that took place during the summer of 2015. It is the most drama ever in the country of Redika.

June
The war started when five hateful cities were bombed. The only city of any size to be bombed was Hateville, with a population of 150,000. This city was dedicated to bigotry against people from Dungavory.

A few days before the war began, Hateville was involved in several skirmishes in Inguria. In early June, Inguria prohibited residents of Hateville from coming to the capital city, Inguria City. After residents of Hateville discovered that most of the government used to live in Dungavory, they aggressively made fun of it.

On June 10th, 2016, Hateville was bombed. Most of the 150,000 residents escaped alive, and they wouldn't tolerate any of it! They quickly reconvened and began work on a new city which they called Hateville II. This city was bombed as well, but the people kept fighting. Hateville III-IX, Dungavory Rules, Donut Police, and many more vowed to become the new center of anti-Dungavory sentiment in Redika. All these cities were destroyed.

By the next day, Pictureville found itself awash in anti-Dungavory ideals, anyone defending them was consistently supported. Eventually, the mayor, despite reservations banned all hatred from the city.

They next went to Redika City and turned against the president, Ellen Zing. People were arrested after expressing the desire to punch Ellen in the face and being supported by protesters. Two people lost their citizenship to Redika.

From that incident, a flood of anti-Ellen sentiments began. Ellen hate flourished in Redika City. Insults, threats, requests for Ellen to resign all were rampant in Redika City. The war seemed to threaten to tear apart Redika itself. In Koanton, the mayor also took up arms. Although his town was small, with only 5,000 people, he resigned from the job of mayor to fight.

But by nightfall on June 11, the fighters became exhausted and outrage. 1/6 of the residents of Hateville survived, and fled to the newly developed country of Vota. Those who tried to go to Swicha were turned away at the border. Vota became overcrowded with highways at a standstill for hours at a time.

July
On July 2, the mayor Victoria of Iama, on the densely populated Redikan coast, was unexpectedly fired.