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Edit: In regards to the tank depot, I personally don't use it. Because I prefer the cash from it tbh. Also that tank is mostly useless since a lot of the map is mountains and those mountain zones are what make regular zones be hard to stabilize since zones adjacent to a insurgent one gets a stability debuff.
Try to control the plains first and leave the mountains to them. When you have enough men, clear the small islands and then push the bigger one. Get Cave fighting tech to help.
Roll out Security 2 and 3 if you can.
It's a hard map.
By placing the HQ in the large city on the eastern side and the delayed insurrection (thank you tribal elder) I had time to prepare a decent amount of civil policies and throw out four coalition forces at the first antagonists.
Focused on education, healthcare, highways, procurement &corruption and intel gathering.
Started with Coalition soldiers and cave fighting right away.
Focused mid game on expending national forces, battling corruption, and creating jobs.
Eventually got a decent peace treaty.
Tanks are useless here so sold them.
Thanks again!