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A year into the war, București would finally fall to joint Kadelburgian-Zasnyan forces after a grueling battle of attrition and close-quarters urban warfare, with 600,000 Kadelburgian and Zasnyan soldiers ending up dead, wounded or missing, and almost a million dead, wounded or missing on the Druavanian and Slavijan side (mostly Druavanian civilians).
At the same time (and a year before București fell), the war in the West was less bloody (for now), but more sporadic, with constant back-and-forth assaults and counter-attacks headed by the Kadelburgians and Montagne Blaue, as they both duked it out on a daily basis. Though, the Kadelburgians finally achieved the upper hand and pushed into Montagne land...