2014 González Isle Conflict
Part of González Archipelago Dispute
Aftermath of an airstrike carried out by Narsora on the capital of González Isle City, captured by a news crew on September 28th.
Date September 27th, 2014 - October 1st, 2014 (4 Days) Location Gonzalez Isle, FR Torisakia Result Political Torisakian victory. All-out war avoided due to International pressure. Later attempts made by Espina administration to seek peaceful compromise.
Belligerents
Narsora	FR Torisakia
Commanders and leaders
Preisdent Adelina Aylen Marshall of the Air Force. Moisés Oquendo	President Alissa Beaulieu
Units involved
Narsoran National Air Force	Torisakian Armed Forces
Strength
Various	Various
Casualties and losses
2 UAV drones 1 F-16E	Unknown number of SAM's & other equipment
35+ civillians killed (Torisakian Claim)

The 2014 González Isle Conflict also called Operation Naranja Lluvia (Orange Rain) by narsora is a conflict that erupted in late-2014, to force the torisakian government to surrender the González Isle island chain.

Background

Tensions between the countries of Narsora and Torisakia have been strained for several decades over the disputed González Archipelago . In 1973 the Torisakian military began occupying the island, a move which was clamied by many as an outright invasion and occupation of Narsoran territory. Since then tensions have remained high between the two countries and several skirmishes have taken place over the islands.

Airstrikes

Narsoran military airstrikes began early morning on September 27th, 2014. The strikes were conducted against torisakian military targets, in order to force the Torisakians to surrender the island. As full-scale war was feared imminent, international pressure was able to convince narsoran leaders to cease the strikes and abandon the conflict.

Aftermath

The Torisakian Armed Forces increased military security and air defenses around the islands. The narsoran government were heavily criticized, as many thought of the Operation as an unprovoked attack. As of April 2015 the administration of Narsoran President Sandalio Espina is attempting a peaceful compromise to the dispute with Torisakian government. In October 2015, Marshall of the Air Force Moisés Oquendo and former president Adelina Aylen were arrested for human rights violations for their part in the operation which killed over 35 civilians. Oquendo was relieved of his position for ordering his personnel to intentionally target civilians; he is charged with Murder, "Disobeying lawful commands" and "Making false records". Aylen is charged with Murder and war crimes; both trials are to begin in December 2015. Many members of both the torisakian and narsoran public criticized the narsoran government's slow response to the killings.