GMET & RT Insurgency in Sri Lanka

The insurgency started when the Red Triangle terrorist organisation seized control of almost all of Indibettian Sri Lanka. The Chagossian Republic then worked to root out GMET cells in Chagossian Sri Lanka, causing them to flee to RT-occupied Sri Lanka. The Chagossians then attacked the southern coastal province, placing it under Chagossian administration, and was about to attack the landlocked RT occupied province, until Indibettia caught wind of the administration, and threatened to declare war if Indibettian provinces were not returned when retaken. The Chagossians complied. The RT launched another offensive into the southern coastal province, which succeeded. Two more attack attempts, one by the Chagossians on the south coast and one by GMET on the west coast, both failed. However, the Chagossians did retake the south coast once more, but it led to a succesful RT attack on a central Chagossian Sri Lankan province. A counterattack by the Chagossians failed, but a GMET attack on the south coast also failed. Another offensive by the Chagossians on the RT-occupied central province succeeded, meaning all of Chagossian Sri Lanka had been restored to Chagossian control. An attack on the middle province once again by the RT succeeded, but a swift counterattack by the Chagossians pushed them out. GMET attempted to take the central province, which failed. The Chagossians were able to capture a landlocked RT territory, pushing the RT out to a coastal stronghold, but RT forces successfully recaptured it. Another attack by the Chagossians on the same province succeeded. GMET retook it, but then the Chagossians attacked succesfully. An ill-organised RT attack on the same province failed, leading to the Chagossian recapture of the last rebel province. The war ultimately resulted in a defeat of GMET and RT, and loss of 120,000 lives.

The frontline of the war towards the end- https://imgur.com/a/mXY81