Second Korean War

The Second Korean War was a proxy war of World War 3 fought between North Korea, a Chinese ally, and South Korea, a NATO ally. The war begun with an invasion by North Korean troops into South Korea in the opening months of World War 3, which would go on to be assisted by Chinese troops. South Korean troops would quickly rush to meet the enemy forces, and would be assisted by Japanese and American forces in the following weeks. The war would quickly become a stalemate, much as with the ongoing fighting in China, due to much of NATOs forces being sent to the Chinese and later European Theaters. The final few months were shrouded in mystery, culminating in a series of decisive battles in Pyongyang and Seoul causing the defeats of both nations by an unknown guerrilla force. North and South Korean forces would then surrender in the following days. A peace treaty was signed between the guerrilla forces, China, and NATO which led to the formation of New Korea, and has been the last non-hostile diplomatic contact between them and the rest of the world.