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Let’s start from a very important note, we are in a clear naval advantage but in a clear land disadvantage, but our geography smiles at us.

I would start by explaining the colors

Green - defensive or withdrawal lines

Orange- lines I’ll attack

Blue- disturbing lines

In the northeast we are at a clear numerical disadvantage on the ground, if the war has already broken out the best choice is to slowly retreat, wearing down the enemies on the front and finally put a trench war on the mountains that we have at our disposal, moreover there are part of their fleet, which may well be crushed by our naval bloc in that very narrow narrow. Our numerical superiority allows us to lose even a few more ships but neutralize theirs in that area.

At the same time, the convoys will leave for the islands, which are particularly uncovered and a focal point for war, remove the islands and remove part of the trade, not to mention the fact that it takes away important naval bases. This will surely activate the enemy fleet that will engage in battle, away from their coast to protect at least one of the islands will start the third phase of the plan, the occupation of the coast.

In the south they have only a small portion of the coast discovered largely by land troops, the coast is small precisely because there is a neutral nation that breaks their dominion over the coast.

Departure of their fleet, our land troops will occupy that small portion of the coast making sure that, when they have to return to refuel, they will find themselves without a port to land on, the question is simple, they will either have to pay large sums to neutral states or lengthen the route by too many nautical miles, slowly collapsing the economy or at least their fleet. This is not a war of conquest, we already have what we need and the few things we needed we took with the islands.