Great Pacific War

The Great Pacific War was a large break out between the Union Treaty Organization and People's Republic Cooperation. Xua and Gauli form an alliance and launch a surprise attack on Eastern Axia, the U.S, and EU naval bases in the Pacific. The initial attack is successful and the alliance gains control of several key naval bases, effectively disrupting the supply chains of the opposing forces.
The West respond by deploying their own naval forces, which engage in a series of intense naval battles with the alliance's navy. Boba Tea Nations join forces and launch a counteroffensive, while the other countries provide logistical support.
The conflict escalates quickly as both sides deploy ground troops, air forces, and advanced weaponry. Xua-Gauli's military forces prove to be formidable opponents, and the opposing forces suffer significant losses.
Despite the losses, the opposing forces manage to gain the upper hand, thanks to their technological and logistical superiority. The alliance eventually succumbs to the relentless onslaught of the opposing forces, and the conflict ends with Xua and Gauli surrendering to the opposing forces.
In the aftermath of the Pacific War, there is significant political and economic upheaval in the region, as the alliance countries are forced to pay reparations to the opposing forces. The war also sets the stage for a new balance of power in the Pacific, with the Mika, Yippon, and other Western powers exerting greater influence in the region.
Category:Conflicts of Nations
Category:Anno 21
Category:Military
Category:The Great Mistake