War with Gran Colombia

The South American fleet, 3rd reinforcement fleet and the 2nd British fleet have moved to the coasts of Colombia and Venezuela. Any Columbian ship attempting to leave will be immediately sunk. The warships will run regularly bombing campaigns on military targets across Columbia. They will also support ground units in the region it deemed necessary.

Refugee camps will be constructed across the Venezuela-Columbia border as well as the Venezuela-Guyana border. Medical supplies, food, shelter and clean water will be available and British soldiers will guard them.

The British Marine fleet, escorted by the 1st and 2nd reinforcement fleet, have been ferrying British Marines soldiers and reserves between the Cape Town staging area and Venezuela. After multiple trips, a buildup of 300,000 marines, 400,000 soldiers and 600,000 reserves have been achieved. Titan Military Corporation and a Soviet PMC has also been contracted to aid British Forces in the war. They will be arriving shortly. We call for any of our allies to aid us in our peacekeeping.

The Venezuela-Colombia border is being mobilised. Any invasion should expect heavy resistance. Almost aircraft carriers, helicopter carriers, UAV carriers and amphibious assault ships have been given our best air superiorty fighters that will be protecting our airspace.

More than half of our military assets have started an invasion of Guyana; heavy bombing on suspected military targets across the border has left Guyana's defences crippled. Blitzkrieg tactics have been used to take strategic areas across the border. So far there has been a low amount of British casualties. We will give guyana to a South American nation after the land they ceased from British individuals is given back. Alternatively, Colombia can do the mature thing and start peacetalks.Dauchh Palki has asked for our help in Iberia. We have decided to stay neutral so we do not spoil relations with our allies (dauchh and Soviet) 

Because this was meant to be published 3 day's ago (I didn't though because Gran Colombia was inactive), this would of happened before he mobilised his borders.