Haidean Civil War

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## Haidean Civil War

Haidean transport helicopter heading towards Daqing to assist ground forces, accompanied by an attack helicopter, 2066.

## Haidean Civil War

### Place:

Haidean Republic - Namely the cities of Daqing, Qiqihar, Suihua and Mudanjiang.

### Outcome:

**Haidean Allied Victory**
* Haidean Worker's Militia dissolved
* Remaining rebels flee to North Korea
* Li Haoyu captured, eventually executed
* Wu Dongwei resigns from his position

Combatants| * Haidean Republic

**Supported by:*** Negara Periwan
* Chemgota
* Russia (Chemgotan Milieux)
* Republic of China
* United States
* United Kingdom

**Supported by:*** North Korea
* SR Vietnam
* Laos PDR

Commanders|  **Wu Dongwei** * Ming Baihu
* Li Xiaohan
* Ja Bigan
* Hafiz Megat †
* Ilya Buber
* Yuri Bayelov
* Dominik Novai
* Han Deming †
* Ai Dongwei
* Hu Fabin †
* Li Guang
* Cheon Kwang-Sun
* Mok Dong-Min
* Kim Byeon-Yong
* A In-Ho

The **Haidean Civil War** was a large-scale civil war in the Haidean Republic which was fought between the Armed Forces of the Haidean Republic, representing the country's government, and the rebel Haidean Worker's Militia from the 1st of October, 2063 to the 18th of July, 2067. The war arose from the long-running anger in which Wu Dongwei attainined the role of the President of Haide, which did not sit well with the Haidean population. Wu Dongwei had replaced his predecessor Jiang Xieren in the snap-election which followed after Xieren's death in late August of 2063, who counted up more than 3,336,000 votes. A group of Communist radicals who opposed the election results founded the HWM which, under the leadership of Li Haoyu, as well as North Korean officials who backed the Militia, became a battle-ready army by late September.

The war began on the 1st of October, 2063 when the HWM sprung out and attacked multiple locations in several major Haidean cities, taking control of several smaller cities in the country. They suffered a major setback when the HDW headquarters on the outskirts of Daqing was targeted by the Haidean Air Force on the second day. The Haidean Military, assisted by troops from Chemgota, gained the upper hand and the HWM were largely defeated by the end of November. Militia leaders, who had been in China during the invasion, returned to take command. They withdrew troops to the Haidean Mountains for several months before attacking again. The HWM began a guerrilla war, which continued until 2067 with neither side able to gain the upper hand. A series of protests forced Haidean President Wu Dongwei to begin peace negotiations with the HWM and domestic opposition parties. Despite disruption and killings by the militia, a group of extremists opposed to any deal, and a fresh HWM offensive in early 2066, the negotiations were successfully conducted, but failed to reach any conclusion.

While the war raged on, the Haidean Worker's Militia was steadily gaining influence and planned a "final solution" to exterminate the existing Haidean government. This plan was put into action following the assassination of Periwanian President Hafiz Megat on the 30th of November, 2066. Over the course of about a hundred days, between 500,000 and 700,000 Haideans civilians were killed by the militia in the Haidean genocide. In wake of the genocide, the AFHR quickly upscaled the civil war with constant aerial bombardments on rebel positions. The Government forces quickly managed to capture territory, encircling cities and cutting off supply routes. By mid-June they had surrounded the city of Mudanjiang, where the last militia stronghold was located, and on the 13th of July, the Haidean military seized it. The war ended five days later, when Haidean forces captured Militia leader Li Haoyu, as well as the last territory held by the militia, forcing them to flee into North Korea.