Post-WW3 Violence in Sudan (AFOE Post-WW3)

The Third Sudanese Civil War, officially known as the Post-WW3 Violence in Sudan, or simply the Sudanese Crisis, was a civil war in Sudan that raged the country for 11 months, with lots of bombings, killings, and hostilities, which made it a very weak country. Sudan was one of the losers of World War III, and as a result of the war, extremists, rebels and many militias have plagued the country for many months due to its loss in WW3, and people in eastern Sudan have blamed the country's loss, so the country went into anarchy. Egypt, Ethiopia, and the East African Federation saw this as the perfect opportunity to invade Sudan, and divide it into two governments. Egypt and the East African Federation occupied the north and west, which would become the 2nd Sudanese Republic, while Ethiopia occupied the south and the east, which will later become the New Sudanese Insurgency (NSI). The NSI had attacked one of the Republican lands of Sudan, beginning a civil war in the country. It was one of the post-WW3 events that led up to the 2nd Cold War.
== Background ==
During the invasion of Sudan during WW3, Sudan lost many of its troops, so, most of the Sudanese military retreated to Khartoum, the capital of Sudan, as it was the only safe place for them. To defend the city, they must try to repel the advancing WDP by using guerrilla tactics. Although, this failed, and Khartoum just fell under four hours, leading to Sudan's unconditional surrender, leaving Algeria the last EAA member in Africa, which would later surrender after the fall of Algiers.
Later, a treaty is signed in Tripoli, with parts of Algeria being ceded to Morocco and Tunisia, while the south will be occupied by the former Allies of WW3, Azawad declaring independence from Mali & joining the WDP, Sudan being forced to recognise Abyei as part of the East African Federation, and Madagascar being occupied for 19 years. However, people might cause unrest in the north of the country as foreign occupation is oppressing them.
== Prelude to the civil war ==
Several days after the fall of Algiers and the unconditional surrender of Algeria, Allied African WW3 leaders met in Tripoli and signed a peace treaty there. They discussed about reducing militaries, taking lands from them and shrinking them. Morocco annexed Bechar and other parts of northwest Algeria, while Tunisia annexed a few parts of the northeast. Egypt annexed Northern Sudan, and Sudan was forced to recognise Abyei as part of the East African Federation.
Many people accepted the treaty, meaning that it would end the Algiers Pact's hegemony over Africa. However, some people in Sudan had opposed the treaty and blamed the country for its loss, so they formed anti-treaty militants and plagued the occupied Sudan, causing years of unrest and plummeting the country into chaos, anarchy, famine, destruction, and death, and also leaving most of it lawless. After WW3, Egypt, the East African Federation and Ethiopia saw this as the perfect opportunity to invade the country.
== Timeline ==
=== December 2048 ===
A month after the end of WW3, Egypt, the East African Federation and Ethiopia saw the lawlessness in Sudan as a perfect opportunity to invade the country. Egypt and the East African Federation occupied Sudan's west, while Ethiopia occupied the east. A month later, the US, Egypt and the East African Federation established the 2nd Sudanese Republic, while China and Ethiopia gave birth to the Unitary Republic of Sudan, led by the New Sudanese Insurgency. After this, the NSI forces declared war on the 2nd Sudanese Republic, thus beginning a civil war in the country.
=== 2049 ===
The Sudanese Unitary Republic begins advancing north, and surrounds a large portion of the Sudanese pro-West army in Kassala, while an insurgency of NSI forces begin unrest in the Darfur region. After the fall of Kassala, another portion of the Sudanese Republicans in Khartoum were surrounded by NSI forces somewhere in the outskirts of the capital. In February, Ukraine declares war on Poland, thus beginning the Galician Conflict.
The East African Federation, seeing that the NSI have become too strong, and the Republic is losing, joins the war on the Sudanese Republic's side, and begins an offensive in the south. This encourages the United States and Egypt to help out the Sudanese Republic as the counteroffensive against the NSI is happening. Later, a large portion of NSI forces surrendered in Darfur Australis. On the 3rd of May 2049, China and their allies intervened to counter the advancing Sudanese Republicans. This prompts Chad to invade Darfur, back an uprising and annex the region. However, this made the risk of a Fourth World War very high. Luckily, the NSI and the Republicans signed a nine-month ceasefire.
=== 2050 ===
On the 5th of February 2050, fighting resumed, but this time its a four-month long skirmish. Eastern Sudan became a major battleground, with lots of bombings across both sides. President of Chad Aaron Déby announced the annexation of Darfur. However, many countries had condemned Chad's annexation of Darfur and imposed sanctions on the country. Sirens sounded in Kassala, fearing of a bombing. After the fall of Wad Medani, the NSI signed a peace treaty with the Republicans, thus ending the civil war.
== Aftermath ==
After the civil war, Sudan needed to recover from the destruction caused by the NSI. However, the country would be stuck in an armed conflict with extremists and rebels in the east and a tug-of-war between South Africa and Ethiopia, the new superpowers of Africa. To deal with this, they called for support from Egypt to quell the conflict in Eastern Sudan.
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