The People's Republic of China - NWO Victoria 2 AAR #7

Welcome back to The People's Republic of China AAR, last time, we were securing our SOI and preparing for invasion plans for Japan and the Korean peninsula but those plans will be put aside for now as relations between the USSR and us become worse.

Fortifications are to built all across the border to help support troops in case of a Soviet or coastal invasion.

With no one else in Asia remaining to side with and protect India, they look towards the Soviet Union for protection. Unfortunately, we are now still (by a bit) behind in military equipment and a conventional war would result in many losses, we must now put all our research into the development of nuclear bombs.

Finally within a few months, we begin testing and the shockwaves of our first tests are sent across the world, we are able to inflict the death of millions within minutes.

The global reach of France continues to decrease as the majority of the great powers side with the UK and force France to leave Morocco and allow the people to build their own nation.

Our SOI expands and already with our alliance with Pakistan, we shall dominate the Indian Ocean.

In a year, India climbs up the world powers list and joins the elite and everyday their strenght climbs with assistance from the USSR.

Bureaucrats in three of our western colonies have reached the efficient amount needed to adminster the regions and they can now begin to be fully developed.

We aim to include Thailand into our SOI before the British can get into the country.

Our recent economic reforms have angered many workers and students across China and especially Beijing where protests are in large numbers demand for a response from our government claiming it is weak.

We do not intend to kill our own and only send in the People's Armed Police to help calm down the situation and disperse the protesters.

Martial law is declared in some areas of the capital and the request for reform from the protesters is denied.

A mass military movement takes places in China with all 1,473,000 soldiers involved. Thousands are sent to positions along the Soviet Indian and Korean border.

Also, troops are sent to Indo-China to consolidate our control over our SOI.
A small rebellion in Myanmar demanding that they be able to form their own nation gains international attention and the great powers begin stepping in.

India supported by the Soviets calls for us to fall to their demands whilst Pakistan who has a slight military advantage over India backs Myanmar on our behalf.

It seems as though the crisis will continue worsening as more countries including us get involved.

While we are distracted by the developing problem in Myanmar, a rebellion in Laos removes our communist government in place there, we send in the troops immidiately to go and put them back into power.

The USSR and the UK support the Indians and Shan whilst, us, Pakistan, Japan and the USA support Myanmar. We expect the UK to be worried about our growing navy and large military presence on the border of British Hong-Kong whilst the USA having already experienced defeat in Vietnam in Asia before would not want to repeat the mistakes by being on the wrong side in a land war in Asia.

The war begins, this may very well be the third world war, hopefully it will not last only thirty minutes...

Troops were already on their way to Hong-Kong and enter the province with ease.

Mongolia, despite being a puppet of the USSR, was not pleased with the possibility of being at war with us and decided to allow us access in protest of having to constantly change their own policies to suit that of the USSR and its interests.

Troops near India begin the invasion. Around three decades ago, it was their ancestors invading the Indian sub-continent, now it is their time to fight the war.

Our troops are currently in territory belonging to each enemy.

Our puppet state, Afghanistan was acting as a defensive buffer zone to prevent any Soviet invasions but Iran who was being threatened with an invasion by the USSR has allowed the Soviets access. We anticpate Soviet troops to roll into Pakistan soon so we send a few units over there as well just in case.

In the Far-East, our forces continue moving foward and resist the cold temperatures.

Our factories may have the best safety regulations in the world, but they are sill quite corrupt. We make sure we are careful with the decisions we make now to ensure public support for the war is high as we will be needing all the support we can get.

Small units en-route to India are to first occupy the Indian satellites.

The Japanese begin an invasion from sea, while the USA prepare a small invasion force for India. The Americans refuse to encounter Soviet forces directly as they fear the possibility that Soviet forces may invade Western Europe in response.

Indian forces cannot match the leadership and skill of our brilliant soldiers.

As East Pakistan is made clear of Indian soldiers, our troops can now begin invading the main portion of India.

Our troops reach the border just in time as Soviet forces are just now on the other side of the mountains on the border giving us some time to setup our positions.

Thailand also experiences a rebellion and the nearest troops are sent to deal with the issue.

Thailand shall soon return to our SOI.

Japanese and Chinese troops are for once united under a single goal as we both continue to occupy areas of land in the Far-East.

With most of our forces occupied in fierce battles in the mountains in the north, invading India and squashing rebellions in our SOI, 53k+ soldiers lands in Myanmar, we send troops to intercept the British troops and prevent them from taking the capital.

With no Indian forces in sight, we continue moving westwards across the Indian sub-continent towards West Pakistan.

We face little defeat but for victory, we sacrafice the lives of many thousands.

With victory against the British highly likely now and with little chance of the tide turning against us, we demand the return of Hong-Kong.

More than a hundred thousand American troops land on southern and western India and begin occupation, they also chase thousands of Indian troops. We also begin looking into releasing Rajastan, one of the largest states with a small independence movement to further divide India.

In the mountains, we cannot find anymore Soviet soldiers after a long battle and it seems that we have massacred them all.

Pakistani, Chinese and American troops push deeper into India. Either our or Pakistani troops must capture Delhi, the capital of India to ensure our dmeans are met.

Despite our assurances to Afghanistan, they felt they were forced to allow the USSR military access after they were threatened to be hit in any nuclear strikes to come. Thus, Soviet troops invade Pakistan from the west. Furthermore, a gap in our defences in the west have allowed the Soviets to sneak through into our country.

With the majority of the great powers now mobilised, our professional armies slaughter thousands of Soviet citizens in the cold of Siberia.

Quickly, we look to take back lost land and possibly trap the thousands of Soviets in China.

Meanwhile in India, thousands perish in a battle which will ulitimately be seen as India's last stand as most of their professional armies had massed in Raipur.

The results from the victorious battles.

We see good progress in the wars against the enemy.

A large battle takes place in the forest and thousands of soldiers fight amonst the trees and many die under the shade of the trees.

Thailand falls and accepts defeat.

Our control over Indo-China is strong once again!

Now that our forces are no longer in action, they can be transferred to deal with the British force in Myanmar.

Unfortunately, the gap in our defenses grow and with thousands of mobilised Soviet citizens/soldiers on their way we must quickly take back control of the mountains.

Luckily, our professinal armies will be able to take out the invaders.

We recieve reports of Soviet ICBMs moving towards Mongolia, but with our troops pushing them back the ICBMs cannot get any closer. The USSR threatens to wipe out our armies and industrial cities if we do not retreat but we simply reply by stating we and the USA also posess nuclear weapons.

Luckily, the Soviet invasion force in Pakistan was quite small and now that our professional armies have reached the west, we can assist in clearing out the country.

We are able to close the gap and trap thousands of Soviet troops in China and with this news reaching Moscow, more and more ICBMs belonging to the USSR and China get into position and get ready to respond.

More than a hundred thousand were slain in this battle.

With the war looking bad for the Soviets, we quickly mobilise our forces to assist in pushing them back to the mountains were our professional troops wait. Some mobilised forces also help out the police force and service men to help prepare rations and shelters in case of a nuclear exchange commencing.

A month later however, it seems as though the world would not be destroyed through nuclear warfare and all our demands are met.
We get back Hong-Kong and also expand our SOI and weaken India further by forcing the release of Rajastan.

We demobilise our forces and return troops to their orignal positions before the war.

The Soviet's focus on the war meant they could not deal with the many rebellions in their Eastern Bloc and they have lost control over most of their SOI.

The US led coalition looks to weaken Spain by releasing Basque.

India and the USSR as well as few other secondary and minor powers call our protection of Myanmar direct oppression of a minority. The more divided we are, the weaker we all are after all, our SOI must stay strong!

The USA force the release of Basque, the war shows how quickly US troops can be deployed elsewhere in the world.

In order to gain more influence elsewhere in the world and to help out local communities in Africa develop further, we begin funding the development of transportation and road systems across the world.

With the Hong-Kong naval base now under our control, we can bgein construction of cruisers and soon we will be able to build aircraft carriers.

Cambodia also has a similar rebellion to the other countries in Indo-China and we quickly send in the troops.

This will be the last rebellion in Indo-China

Five years before the end of the 20th century, the Soviet Union collapses and democracies are established in Eastern Europe and Russia. Russia still has control over Central Asia and Ukraine and remains a threat.

The Cold-War has ended, but many in the Balkans and east of Europe still side with Russia. With the USA led-coalition waging war on whosoever it wants to, with Japan refusing to return islands which belong to us and with the nuclear arms race just getting started, will peace last forever?

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