2011 El Kadsreian coup d'état

The 2011 El Kadsreian coup d'état was a watershed moment in the history of post-Vlokozu El Kadsre that happen on November 27, 2011. Following an extended period of social unrest and political tension between the opposition-controlled Parliament led by Tory Hadyn Tennison and the chavista President Bob Toshi which flared up after Toshi declared himself "Eternal President", as well as the 2007-2011 financial crisis, Toshi was overthrown by the armed forces and national police.

Twenty-one tanks drove through the eastern section of El Kadsre City’s urban area to the parliament house in The Capital suburb. The tanks bombarded the parliament house, forcing Toshi to leave office, and afterwards flew away in a helicopter to Daniel K. Inouye International Airport in Hawaii, U.S.. By then, portions of parliament house were in flames.

The military deposed the El Kadsreians for El Kadsreians Party, and began handling presidential duties through the Vlokist Peace for El Kadsre Council. Hadyn Tennyson and Ryo Kimura and 47 other officials of the Toshi regime were arrested and were put on trial. 32 were found guilty while the rest, including Kimura and Tennyson were acquitted of all charges and kept their positions.