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Scenario: Third Sino-Japanese War

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The Third Sino-Japanese War was a major military clash between China and Japan over domination of the Ryukyu Islands, arguments over military spending, and who truly held dominance in the global marketplace. What started as a mutual tension between the two nations escalated into a full blown war after the Port of Kobe was bombed by the Chinese to prevent Japanese aggression. Outraged, the Japanese sought help with the Americans and Canadians to revolt. At first, the Japanese were succesful, capturing Shanghai, Vladivostok, and several other Dragon Axis cities. However, North Korea began a mass nuclear bombing of South Korean cities, forcing the Japanese and Americans to defend the nation. Troops from China were then able to secure the Ryukyu Islands and prompt South Korea's surrender. Addi

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The Third Sino-Japanese War was a major military clash between China and Japan over domination of the Ryukyu Islands, arguments over military spending, and who truly held dominance in the global marketplace. What started as a mutual tension between the two nations escalated into a full blown war after the Port of Kobe was bombed by the Chinese to prevent Japanese aggression. Outraged, the Japanese sought help with the Americans and Canadians to revolt. At first, the Japanese were succesful, capturing Shanghai, Vladivostok, and several other Dragon Axis cities. However, North Korea began a mass nuclear bombing of South Korean cities, forcing the Japanese and Americans to defend the nation. Troops from China were then able to secure the Ryukyu Islands and prompt South Korea's surrender. Additionally, Pakistan and Russia's well-equipped soldiers were too much for the Americans and Canadians in Japan to handle, triggering rapid defeats. Russia and North Korea's atomic threats towards Canada and America forced their surrender less than a year after the start of the conflict. In the end, the Treaty of Vladivostok split Japan between China and Russia.