President Vaques had just began his term as President when it began. First it was just rumors of a new age, of a new leadership and government of the Incans. A whisper in the wind of a new leadership arising in the north.
The whisper soon turned to a yell. Organized armies of thousands of people without a homeland and supported the marxist ways marched upon a surprised citizenry of two USSR border cities, La Paz and Sucre.
The National Army was not strong enough to hold back this unbeliveable onslaught. Nearly thousands of troops belonged to this communist army. Now taking control of the twin cities, they pose a huge and immediete threat to the United States, and the capital which is just a couple hundred miles away.
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Newly-elected President Vasques met in the war room of the Cuzco palace with his cabinate of war officials and generals.
"Gentlemen, welcome to the war room. I have a feeling we will be seeing a lot of this room in the next few months. As you know, a viable civil war has finally sprung in our strong state. However, my intellegence shows me that these are not of our people. They are of immigrants, immigrants mostly from the USSR and the conquered Argentina. They want to impose a communist government over our loyal and honorably race. Well, I for one will not let that happen. I have you here now to mobilizae our world-class army, and the largest navy in the world, along with the USAF to repel this invasion." The generals all looked at eachother. They knew this new President was going to do just fine.
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Diplomacy:
To USSR
From USA
We demand a reason for you letting your citizens get out of control! This will do much to sour our relations. We demand weaponry so that we may combat these invadors with effeciency, but do not wish for you to invade, as we do not trust you.
To Aborigines
From USA
We ask from our long-time friends and allies for aid in exterminating these rebels. Please, we need man power (just send some troops, if you want, under my control). You are the only nation that we fully trust to not turn on us when we are weakest.