Pan-Asian War

Military action

although it did involve other nations, the Pan-Asian War was fought primarily between India and its allies, and China, who had limited support from Pakistan. During this conflict, four nuclear detonations occurred: two by India, one by Pakistan, and one by China.   Touched off by Chinese assertive claims in the east in Arunachal-Dupresh, the conflict quickly escalated to include Pakistan, India, and China in Jammu and Kashmir in the north. The first nuclear strike by Pakistan was retaliated by India in the Azad-Kashmir region.   A second Indian strike in Tibet was met in kind by a Chinese strike. The mobilization of the Commonwealth and the remnant United States on the side of India along with pressure from both the European Union and Russia to cease hostilities eventually ended the conflict.   But it was the largest war of the century which proved that the Chinese navy was now only stoppable by a combined force of the remaining Anglo-sphere.