Sendeke War

Sendeke War
Part of Xukan Wars of Establishment
Xukan infantry near Sundekha
Date May 29, 2022- Location The states of Sendeke, Sande, and Sekha in Xuka. Status Ongoing
Belligerents
Xuka Parvana Supported By: Dargentia Khozhlod	People's Republic of Sendeke Supported By: Cascadia
Commanders and leaders
Kane Numbaka Khemeba Bambakhasan Ishwar Bhupinder	Mbembe Nmobofasibokha
Strength
230,000 Xukan Armed Forces 20,000 Parvanan Armed Forces 8,000 Khozhlodan Armed Forces	88,000
Casualties and losses
10,000+ military 55,000+ civilian	7,500+ military 50,000+ civilian

The Sundeke War (Xhoco: ኢምፋዝወ ያሰሱንደከ) is an ongoing military conflict between the Federated States of Xuka and the semi-recognized People's Republic of Sendeke which began on May 30, 2023, just two weeks after Kane Numbaka won the 2022 Xukan Election over Mbembe Nmobofasibokha, when rebel forces launched a series of missile strikes on several cities in the regions of Sendeke, Sande, and Sekha. Fighting on the ground began several days after that and has continued constantly in the regions since. Countries Dargentia, TBD, and TBD announced plans to send material aid to the Xukan Armed Forces and Mbembe Nmobofasibokha is almost globally condemned as a terrorist.

Course of War

May 30 Missile Attacks

Main article: May 30 missile attacks

Shortly after losing the election, Colonel Mbembe Nmobofasibokha organized his separatist troops in the province of Sekha, and on the night of May 29 he and his over 50,000 supporting troops began to attack the state's capital of Sebembe.