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Falklands War of Independence (The Attitude Era)
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The Falklands War of Independence also known as the Second Falklands War is a military conflict that occurred between Texas and the Falkland Islands Liberation Force on one side, and Argentina on the other side. It began when Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands shortly after WWIII, as Britain had been defeated by Russia. The FILF was formed shortly after and began resisting the Argentine occupation. In response Argentina began bombing towns where the FILF rebels were bases, killing hundreds of people. This led to worldwide condemnation and accusations of genocide. In response Texas, with the support of China intervened, which eventually led to the defeat of the Argentines.
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The Falklands War of Independence also known as the Second Falklands War is a military conflict that occurred between Texas and the Falkland Islands Liberation Force on one side, and Argentina on the other side. It began when Argentina invaded the Falkland Islands shortly after WWIII, as Britain had been defeated by Russia. The FILF was formed shortly after and began resisting the Argentine occupation. In response Argentina began bombing towns where the FILF rebels were bases, killing hundreds of people. This led to worldwide condemnation and accusations of genocide. In response Texas, with the support of China intervened, which eventually led to the defeat of the Argentines.