They are both worth 2 IPC’s,
They have respectively 5 and 4 inf defending them, so 9 inf total.
Assume you attack with a just greater than equal force, statisticaly you will lose 3 infantry, For sake of arguement, lets say the battle will last longer then 2 rounds and you lose 5 inf total to take both territories.
5 inf = 15 IPC’s
You collect + 4, so G1 Yugo, G2 Greece, lets say,
so, G1+2 G2+4 G3+4 G4+4 = 14
So it’s G5 before you even see a return on investment of 3 IPC’s and a subsequent + 4 Ipc’s for the rest of the game after that, an extra mechanized infantry everyturn if you will. That’s assuming you don’t lose the territories, which if you do by that time, you are doomed anyways.
Do most games last that long? And would you be better served, by using those same infantry, who are now WAY out of position - (3 turns out if you go to greece :S), on the Eastern front instead? Now you are killing Russians instead of Neutrals, and each territory you take is double its value, as it’s a + for you and a - for your opponent.
My thinking, is that you saved the pro-allied Neutrals for Italy to deal with, as they are along the way to the east, and ONLY if Italy has ground units sitting around, with ABSOLUTELY nothing better to do. Otherwise, ignore these chipshot territories, they are a fat waste of resources plugging up the map.