PLA's Special Military Operation in US

Time: 2024

Location: LA County

Orchestrated by the PRC's LA Consulate, a large number of Chinese protested against the incoming regime in DC which they claim is anti-China and pro-West, and declared independence.  The PLA sends weapons and plainclothes troops to support them.

The US army tries to take it back, and the PRC keeps providing weapons and personnel to support LA's independence, bloody battles ensue and last for 8 years.  A lot of civilian collateral damage on both sides. 

By 2032, NATO has been dissolved due to conflicts among its members.

The PRC has long outmanufactured the US and exceeded the US in GDP, and its military size is 5x that of the US and its navy vessels 3x that of the US. On Feb 24, 2032, the PRC launches a Special Military Operation to denazify the US, cheered by both the far right and far left.

Germany and France immediately send their signature strong prayers and thoughts and urge constraints on both sides to prevent escalation. India urges peace negotiations while drastically increasing its imports from the PRC at incredibly bargain prices.

PLA troops approach DC.

Ukraine immediately sends a large number of its battle-hardened war veterans to fight for the US. Japan, S. Korea, TW, Poland, Baltic states, Czechia, Slovakia, Romania, and Bulgaria send large quantities of weapons to the US. DC is secured thanks to the aid of US allies.

The war continues with no end in sight.

The above is the outline of my fiction.

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