African Entente (AFOE, WW3)

The African Defence Initiative, commonly known as the African Entente, is a military alliance between several pro-WDP African countries. It was aligned with the World Defence Pact, and the main adversary of the Algiers Pact, another war faction of World War III. It was formed after Algeria invaded Tunisia and the LCO, the Lusaka Pact and the Congolese Brotherhood declared war on the country. It then merged with the World Defence Pact after the US declared war on the Algiers Pact. Mauritania is the only Islamic theocracy to be an African Entente member. Mozambique is the only communist member state of the African Entente. Both Mozambique and Mauritania are the only non-capitalist members of the African Entente.
== History ==
=== Formation ===
In 2042, Algeria declared war on and invaded Tunisia. In response to the invasion, the Lusaka Pact, the Lagos Cooperation Organisation and the Congolese Brotherhood condemned the Tunisia invasion and merged into one alliance known as the African Defence Initiative, and declared war on Algeria by invading south. In response, Algeria called for Sudan to help them. Sudan accepted, and the Algiers Defensive Treaty, or the Algiers Pact was formed, and started the Great African War. Mali joined the alliance under pressure from Algeria.
=== During the Great African War ===
In 2043, the US imposed sanctions on Algeria for sponsoring terrorism and threatening peace in Africa. In response to the sanctions, Khaled Tebboune expelled US diplomats from Algeria and permanently banned them from entering Algeria, and also isolated from the European Union. After diplomatic sanctions were implemented on Algeria, South Africa, Egypt, the East African Federation and Ethiopia condemned the country's actions in Tunisia.
A nationalist coup occurs in Madagascar, and joins the Algiers Pact. Mozambique then declares war on the country. After Mozambique declared war on Madagascar, the country launched Operation Mozambique Channel. In response to Madagascar's naval invasion of Mozambique, Australia, the UK, the US and the EU furiously sanctioned Madagascar and all Algiers Pact members for posing a threat to world peace, dreaming of developing nuclear weapons, starting revolutions and destabilising Africa. Sudanese forces crossed the Chadian border.
=== Full war on the Algiers Pact ===
On the 30th of April 2044, the United States declared full war on the Algiers Pact, as the African Entente merges with the WDP. After the WDP declared war on the Algiers Pact, the alliance merged with the Euro Asian Alliance. Australian and Mozambican forces began pushing Malagasy forces back, and encircle a large portion of the Malagasy army in Nampula and Cabo Delgado, and start advancing into the main territory of Madagascar. Madagascar then signs an armistice with the WDP, and exits the war. Mauritania and Nigeria then push into Mali, and encircle Bamako. Mali surrenders days later. 
Now they focus on Sudan. Egypt, Ethiopia, the East African Federation, Chad and Libya launch Operation Overdrive, the ground invasion of Sudan. Then, the battle of Khartoum begins. After the battle of Khartoum, Sudan signs the armistice of Omdurman, and surrenders to the allies. After Sudan's surrender, the African Entente now focus on the Algerian front, and French forces land on the northern coast of Algeria, and Algeria is invaded on every allied border, which includes occupied Mali. Algeria, seeing that they couldn't defend on two fronts, retreats to Algiers, the country's capital, to defend it from the advancing WDP forces. This begins the battle of Algiers, the final battle of the African theatre of World War III. After the fall of Algiers, remaining Algerian forces in the south sign the Armistice of Touggourt, ending the Third World War in Africa effectively. A treaty will be signed in Tripoli.
=== Disbandment ===
After the Third World War, the African Entente disbanded along with the World Defence Pact, and a new era of peace was brought to the world. This gave birth to the United World Order, the successor of the United Nations, as well as the New York Security Organisation and the Beijing Pact. After this, the 2nd Cold War and African Cold War began, making Africa a strategic location.
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