User blog:CopperTitanium/Ideas: Part 2

Here are some more ideas I was considering, but, please, correct me if they sound horribly ASB.

Argentina does not surrender after Britain kicks them out of The Falklands. This compels Thatcher to call for an invasion of Argentina. A costly amphibious invasion of Tierra del Fuego, codenamed Operation Blaze, is launched. The Argentines fight valiantly, but Britain shows naval superiority in the Battle of Beagle Channel, where Argentina's navy is pretty much rendered useless. Argentina suffers further defeats at Ushuaia and Rio Grande after the costly British amphibious invasion. The British occupy Tierra del Fuego, but can not progress unless Chile gives them permission. Chile, supporting Britain (as they did OTL) does so. In doing this, they issue a declaration of war against Argentina, and their army starts marching towards Patagonia. This, in turn, compels Brazil to declare war on Britain and Chile, and the Brazilian Air Force intercepts some British planes, forcing them to land in Río de Janeiro. Brazilian authorities proceed to arrest these pilots. On the 28th of June, a joint British-Chilean force of 12,000 men meet a joint Argentine-Brazilian force of 17,000 men at Puerto Coig, and suffer a major defeat. Britain, who knew that the invasion was costly, attempts to encircle the Argentines and Brazilians by launching a second amphibious invasion at Comodoro Rivadavia. This is a marginal success. Meanwhile, Peru succeeds in buying 12 missiles for Argentina. Britain, outraged, declares war on Peru. The sides as of July 15 are Argentina, Brazil and Peru vs. Britain and Chile. Israel supplies Argentina with weapons and tanks via Peru, who openly sends these to Argentina. Guatemala and Venezuela declare their support for Argentina, but remain neutral. The USA, France and Norway do the same, except they side with Britain. Libya under Gadaffi sends support to Argentina, stopping in Brazil for refuelling with the consent of the Brazilian government. The Soviet Union is secretly backing these operations. Meanwhile, Britain and Chile have dug in at Santa Cruz, and Peruvian, Argentine, and Brazilian forces are yet to break this stalemate. Israel is found out, but Britain does not dare declare war on them, as this would alienate America. Venezuela and Guatemala continue to support Argentina, and Venezuela declares war on Britain and Chile, which compels Colombia to declare war on Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Venezuela. Colombia begins a risky invasion of Amazonia, and some tribes collaborate, seeing the Brazilians as oppressors and destroyers. In August, a Chilean army of 7,000 confronts a Peruvian army of 6,000 at Iquique. Meanwhile, Bolivia, seeing an opportunity to regain its coast, declares war on the Coalition. The sides as of 1 August are Britain, Chile and Colombia vs. Argentina, Brazil, Venezuela, Peru and Bolivia. Bolivian troops lay siege to Calama, just over the border. In a secret mission, known as Operation Azure, The Royal Navy blockades Montevideo, the Uruguaian capital. This forces Uruguay to declare war on The Coalition. Britain sends a force of 15,000, henceforth freeing the stalemate further south. Uruguay puts up a small struggle, and signs the Treaty of Montevideo, requiring Uruguay to cede the provinces of Rocha and Maldonado, and to pay a £300,000 war indemnity. The Royal Navy goes on to blockade Buenos Aires, sinking any ship carrying supplies. The Argentine government introduces harsh rationing, and the people start becoming discontent. Calls for peace are urged for, as the South American forces retake Argentina, and occupy the Magellanes. The Treaty of Arica is signed between Peru, Bolivia, and Chile. The province of Tarapacá is ceded to Peru, and the province of Antofagasta is ceded to Bolivia. The sides as of 1 October are Brazil, Argentina and Venezuela vs. Britain and Chile. Venezuela commences airstrikes in Stanley, while the Argentine navy kicks Britain out of Argentina. The Treaty of Santiago is signed between Argentina and Chile, ceding the Magellanes to Argentina. Thatcher sends a request to Argentina, stating that each belligerent choose a negotiating power to meet in Stanley for peace talks. Argentina nominates Israel, and Britain nominates Norway. The Foreign Ministers of each nation, and Venezuela, attend peace talks. Thatcher proposes that Argentina give up their claim to the Falklands, and Britain will pay Argentina £500,000. A white peace is signed with Venezuela. The negotiating powers agree with this, but Argentina wants more. Thatcher isn't willing to concede more, and Argentina's people are crying for peace, so Argentina is forced to agree. On the 12th of May, 1983, the Treaty of Stanley is signed, ending the Falklands War