Second Xindao War
| Second Xindao War | ||||
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| File:TBA | ||||
| Video | tba | |||
| Date | 94 CE | |||
| Location | Europe | |||
| Outcome | TBA | |||
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Prelude
The Empire of Yetia-Xindao quickly got to work in its own advancement in order to compete with the Quatritonian Empire, recovering the wreckage of the Yeqwiquan UFO that the Luxurian Empire was using in Yetia during World War 3. Their attempts to reverse engineer the UFO were quickly exposed though, with Sipedro and Choros condemning this, soon also deciding to spy on the testing of the technology in the Sahara desert after noticing it being transported there. Once they arrived, they saw the UFO's lazer weapon activate and blast a massive explosion into the desert where a prison camp consisting of combatants captured from the First Xindao War were being held, killing them instantly. Xindao covered up the death part but held celebrations that the beam was successfully used, disgusting Sipedro to the point of yelling at them. Xindao continued to fire the lazer in the desert, even suggesting using it on those infected by the Coronavirus, which greatly angered Sipedro to the point of eventually leaving out of frustration once Xindao voiced its intentions to try to replicate the UFO as they continued to test it in the desert, briefly even accidentally blasting a part of Sarpistani territory. Sipedro finally had enough and demanded that Xindao get rid of the UFO due to the damages it was causing alongside the intentional and accidental deaths its blasts caused. Choros and Sipedro grew increasingly desperate and angry by the UFO tests, joining Waclaw in funding the Liberate Third Coalition insurgency. Once Xindao found this out, they declared war on Waclaw, prompting Choros and Sipedro to declare war on Xindao in response.
Intervention against Xindao
As war began once more, Revolts loyal to the Liberate Third Coalition sprung up across Xindao once more, which they swiftly moved to crush before major enemy support could arrive, especially as Sipedro began sending its army over to Bordeaux. Choros began to spread out quickly into Yetia-Xindao, questioning why there was so little resistance, though Sipedro would soon find an answer to this question as the UFO flew up above them and blasted them, causing damage to several cities in the process. Sipedro and Choros decided to prepare ships to attack the UFO in order to knock it out of the war, first sending planes in order to try to lure the UFO out to sea. The UFO fell for the bait and began to chase them down while it blasted smaller beams until it seemingly deactivated and fell out of the sky before suddenly flying up and smashing through the planes, allowing it to begin heading back to Europe.
Angered by the government's cruel crackdowns and their lack of action towards the ongoing Coronavirus Outbreak, Yetians began to steal guns and riot on the streets. Xindao continued to neglect this situation which allowed it to escalate further as the Yetian People's Army, New Yetian Red Army, and Yetian Democratic Army rose up in rebellion, forming a tenuous alliance between one another which swiftly captured the capital of Newtown which Xindao was not able to effectively respond to due to a Chorosian blockade of the 'imperial core' on Cyprus, effectively shattering Yetia in two between the coalition government in the 'Yetian Democratic State' and those still loyal to the new 'Kingdom of Xindao'. The LTC promptly joined up under the YDS Coalition. The UFO was sent to fight off the rebels, blasting off small explosions at them. With Xindao quickly losing ground to the Yetian Democratic State, the Yetian People's Army defected and declared its own Socialist Counter-Government opposed to both parties, launching revolts across Yetia. As Yetia began to fall into chaos both Waclaw and Choros withdrew from the conflict, deciding to let Yetia eat itself alive, a plan which ended up becoming true once the 'Seventh Kingdom of Yetia' emerged in the regions Choros withdrew from.
