1st African War

The 1st African War was a large scale conflict that started due to the Egyptian government falling apart, prompting an attack from Libya, the First Israeli Empire, and South Sudan. The conflict ended with the Democratic Republic of the Congo using Nukes in warfare for the first time since World War 2, much to the dismay of the entire world.

The conflict at first was an invasion of Egypt before the Egyptian Empire rose from the ruins of Egypt and fought the invading armies. The Israelites backed out of the war after this, but Ethiopia, Chad, and the Central African Republic joined the war to combat the Egyptian threat after bad blood from the Sudanese Conflict. The Democratic Republic of the Congo then joined the war on Egypt's side as a way to conquer their neighbors in the north. With the shift of momentum the Egyptian capitulated Libya and the Congo did the same to Central Africa. In the end, the Congo used Nuclear Weapons on Chad and South Sudan, destroying them. The Ethiopians surrendered after this, and all of their Sudanese territories were ceded to the Egyptian Empire.