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Redactor
As you probably know, one week ago this war started so I decided to make an article about it 
This article will be focused around basic statistics so we can remember this war after some time. This article is not a political one or stuff like that and will only contain facts(nothing so special, done this because it would be nice to have a reminder of this war in the future). So don't start a rage fest in the comments because you will only waste your time and you will look like an a-hole
I will try to do it weekly even tho in this period I am pretty busy with university and stuff. So let's begin
I will put images of the battle as well because as you know, admin deletes the battles
1st battle: Northern Great Plain
Winner side - Romania, score: 8-0
2nd battle: Central Hungary
Winner side - Romania, score: 8-7
3rd battle: RW in Northern Great Plain
Winner side - Romania, score: 8-5
4th battle: Southern Great Plain
Winner side - Romania, score: 8-4
5th battle: Northern Great Hungary
Winner side - Romania, score: 8-3
6th battle: Eastern Transdanubia
Winner side: Romania, score: 8-5
7th battle: RW in Northern Great Hungary
Winner side: Romania, score: 8-1
8th battle: RW in Northern Great Hungary 2
Winner side: Hungary, score: 8-0
9th battle: RW in Central Hungary
Winner side: Hungary, score: 8-0
Total damage from both sides: 13.18 billions damage
1 - Hungary side - 6.66 billions damage
2 - Romania side - 6.52 billions damage
Top 5 Contries from each side in terms of damage:
I - Hungary side
1 - Hungary - 5.5 billions damage
2 - Poland - 250 millons damage
3 - Sweden - 250 millions damage
4 - France - 230 millions damage
5 - Croatia - 130 millions damage
II - Romania side
1 - Romania - 3.85 billions damage
2 - Bulgaria - 890 millions damage
3 - Turkey - 600 millions damage
4 - Ukraine - 410 millions damage
5 - Albania - 380 millions damage
Additional notes:
*As I said, this article is nothing important or special, doesn't have anything to do with the political situation and I want you to take it as a tracker of this war
*Rebel week started on the second NGH rw
*There was a 80% damage bonus in which time the CH rw took place so the numbers there are buffed(I count them as they are tho, with that 80% bonus)
*All the numbers are aproximated(cause who tf stays to write down every single detaliated damage) and the citizenship of the players are generalized, for example at Bulgaria, I counted the damage from Costa Rica and Denmark since they are pto's of BG. It's the same for every country listed
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