Operation Dian Cecht (Pacifica)

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Operation Dian Cecht
Part of Romordian Genocide
An example of the Romordian buildings destroyed during the operation
LocationWest Romordia
Date19-20 October 2021
TargetRomordians
Attack type
Genocide, mass murder, ethnic cleansing
Deaths50,000
PerpetratorsNicholas McGregor, John Evington
Assailants27th Battalion, 52nd Battalion, 79th Battalion
DefendersRomordian Resistance
MotiveRacism, Ultranationalism

Operation Dian Cecht is the name given to the operation in which the 27th, 52nd and 79th Battalions of the NGB Army were deployed into West Romordia with orders to kill Romordian civilians and destroy Romordian villages. The target was to eradicate at least 60% of the population, which would have been 3 million people. However, the next day, the operation was postponed indefinitely due to the threat of a World Forum intervention.

Name

The name Operation Dian Cecht was made by John Evington. Dian Cecht is the god of healing in Nicholasian Gaedian mythology. The operation was named after Dian Cecht because Evington believed that the operation was 'curing' the nation by killing the parasites (Romordians).

Motives

The operation was made in response to riots and protests in Romordia over the treatment of Romordia by Nicholas and Great Britain. The riots and protests in 2014 had been dealt with with massacres of protesters and despite the destruction of three small towns and the massacre of over 600 protesters in 2021, the protesting and rioting did not stop. As a result of this, Minister of Imperial Expansion John Evington proposed the eradication of 60% of the Romordian population. At first, Supreme Leader Nicholas McGregor disagreed but was eventually persuaded.

International response

On the day the operation began, Izaakia called for a World Forum intervention. Later, Eflad agreed. Due to the threat of the intervention, the operation was postponed the next day.

Aftermath

Despite only lasting one day, the operation caused the death of almost 50,000 Romordians. Multiple towns had been completely destroyed and civilians were shot.