About: Korean-Chinese Taiwan Border Conflict

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The Korean-Chinese Taiwan border conflict is a military conflict between the Greater Korean Republic and China. The most serious of these border clashes occurred in February 2008. Chinese historians most commonly refer to the conflict by the Taipei incident. The conflict is going to be hard to resolve with future border demarcations. The number of troops on both sides of the Korean-Chinese border increased dramatically after 2009. Due to this conflict, the Greater Korean Republic might join STAR, and a standoff between STAR and UFO might occur.

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rdf:type	Military conflict
rdfs:label	Korean-Chinese Taiwan Border Conflict
rdfs:comment	The Korean-Chinese Taiwan border conflict is a military conflict between the Greater Korean Republic and China. The most serious of these border clashes occurred in February 2008. Chinese historians most commonly refer to the conflict by the Taipei incident. The conflict is going to be hard to resolve with future border demarcations. The number of troops on both sides of the Korean-Chinese border increased dramatically after 2009. Due to this conflict, the Greater Korean Republic might join STAR, and a standoff between STAR and UFO might occur.
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Partof	Korean Annexations
Date	--06-07
Commander	25(xsd:integer)
Caption	Korean Advancement into Taiwan and Korean Occupied Japan
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Conflict	Korean-Chinese Taiwan border conflict
abstract	The Korean-Chinese Taiwan border conflict is a military conflict between the Greater Korean Republic and China. The most serious of these border clashes occurred in February 2008. Chinese historians most commonly refer to the conflict by the Taipei incident. The conflict is going to be hard to resolve with future border demarcations. The number of troops on both sides of the Korean-Chinese border increased dramatically after 2009. Due to this conflict, the Greater Korean Republic might join STAR, and a standoff between STAR and UFO might occur.

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