Annexation of Cemerlang Jaya
| Annexation of Cemerlang Jaya | |||||||
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| Belligerents | |||||||
 Qintiistan  Mercenaries |
 Anti-Sultan Forces  Unknown[citation needed] | ||||||
| Commanders and leaders | |||||||
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Faisal bin Muhammad Zainal bin Salih Pi Tie Ismail Adel Tomas Kupčinskas |
Ayan Marwan  Unknown[citation needed] | ||||||
| Strength | |||||||
| 5 | 1 | ||||||
| Casualties and losses | |||||||
| None | 1 wounded | ||||||
The Annexation of Cemerlang Jaya was a military conflict that occurred on the 21st of March 2024, in the Cemerlang Jaya District, a region of Qintiistan. The conflict resulted in a victory for Qintiistani forces. The Qintiistani forces, led by Faisal bin Muhammad, Zainal bin Salih, Pi Tie, and Tomas Kupčinskas. Mercenaries hired by Qintiistan, including Tomas Kupčinskas. and Ismail Adel. Ayan Marwan, representing the opposition to the Sultan of Qintiistan, supported by an unknown faction associated with the United Kingdom.
Key Events
The conflict witnessed a significant contribution from mercenaries, particularly Tomas Kupčinskas, who played a pivotal role in the military operations. Ayan Marwan, leading the anti-Sultan forces, eventually surrendered during the course of the conflict.
The Battle of Midway Point
The conflict culminated in the decisive Battle of Midway Point, where the opposing forces clashed. It was during this battle that Ayan Marwan suffered a fatal injury, further solidifying the victory for Qintiistan.
Outcome
As a result of the Annexation of Cemerlang Jaya, Qintiistani forces achieved victory, leading to the annexation of the Cemerlang Jaya. This district, known for its cultural significance and picturesque landscapes, became integrated into the territories under Qintiistani control. Qintiistan also decided to annex Kelighey Murni Cinta District making it its smallest district.