2008 expulsion crisis

The 2008 expulsion crisis was a brief diplomatic conflict between The Council of Free States and Hamland and her allies.

Background
The conflict was rooted in the anti-communist league which was set up to combat communism. At the time the nation of Katyusha was rising to overshadow the communist bloc and so the capitalist nations saw it as a threat. Hamland took the ground which said that every nation should be able to decide how it is run, and controversially sent the citizens of each nation in the Council of Free states home.

Conflict
The conflict consisted mainly of arguments, but Babkha decided to send a patrol boat to just outside Hammish waters in order to patrol the area. This meant that Hamland were to further exclude itself from these nations.

Outcome
The outcome of the conflict was that the Hammish governmetn became more aligned to other non-aligned states and formed the Neutrality Bloc. The Council of Free States ceased to function and the Communist bloc's power fell meaning the tensions dropped. These events led to the rejuvenation of Hamland as a more international nation and also led to conflicts involving Ocia and other states.