Second Cold War

 

Second Cold War
Date 2014–present Location Worldwide Result Ongoing
Belligerents
Conference of American States NATO Indo-Pacific Treaty Organization Sierra Brazoria Superior Astoria Central America Japan South Vietnam Tondo Manchuria Korea Germany France United Kingdom Spain Hashemite Arabia	China United Commonwealth Iraq

The Second Cold War (also referred to as Cold War II) is the alleged renewal and ongoing state of international political and military tension seen previously in the first Cold War in the early 21st century between the two main factions: the American-led Western international order, an alliance led by the rising power of the Republic of China, which have successfully seized control of China due to the military revolution inside China and supported by an Islamic-backed army provided by Iraq, Tajik, and Syria. Having the same enemy known as the Conference of American States NATO Indo-Pacific Treaty Organization, these countries become aliases known as the Military Defenders, together with the Landonist-Marxist bloc led by the United Commonwealth, becoming the eastern faction of the world. The western faction, led by the United Kingdom, aims to maintain the status and kept their dominance to the world. As of the contradiction between these 2 sides, a Cold War is therefore started.

Background

Main article: Cold War

Timeline

The dissolution of the People's Republic of China

During 1998, the Republic of China declared a state of war towards the People’s Republic