North Korean invasion of Mongolia (Scenario: Not Mirai)

North Korean invasion of Mongolia 	North Korean invasion of Mongolia
Part of: Chinese Proxy Expansion 	Part of: Chinese Proxy Expansion
Chinese armed North Korean soldiers	Chinese armed North Korean soldiers
 	
Date 	17 May - 1 July 2030
Location 	Mongolia
Result 	North Korean Victory
* Overthrough of the Khatagi‘s western backed regime
* Establishment of the Mongolian People’s Republic
* Withdrawal of NATO operatives from Mongolia
Main belligerents 	Main belligerents
North Korea
 Mongolian People’s Front
Supported by:
* China	Mongolian State
 NATO Special Forces
Leadership 	Leadership
No Kwang-chol
 Nambaryn Enkhbayar 	Bughu Khatagi
Strength 	Strength
North Korea: 560,000
Mongolian People’s Front: 27,000	Mongolian State: 140,000
NATO: ~500-1,500
Casualties 	Casualties
North Korea:
*3,201 Dead
*7,982 Wounded
Mongolian People’s Front:
*1,100 Dead
*4,281 Wounded	Mongolian State: 
*6,030 Dead
*10,701 Wounded
*56,000+ Captured/Surrendered
NATO:
*52 Dead
*91 Wounded
*327 Captured
The North Korean invasion of Mongolia was a breif conflict between the Mongolian State and the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea. The war would see the overthrow of Khatagi’s western backed regime installed the previous year in a military coup.
The operation would be funded by China, who did not want a NATO ally on there northern border. However Beijing was unwilling to risk direct confrontation with NATO, who were stationed in the country at the time.
To avoid this issue China would equip and transport a number of Korean People’s Army forces to the border. As a rouge state already under UN sanctions, North Korea could not be reprimanded for such an attack.
Vastly outnumbered and under equipped the military of the Mongolian State stood little chance, with the war lasting only one and a half months before the official government surrender.
Khatagi was executed for “war crimes” by the new Mongolian government.
Category:Mongolia
Category:Wars
Category:North Korea