Peace of Tyre

The Tyre Treaty or Peace of Tyre (otherwise known as: Tyre Accords, Tyre Peace and the Tyre Agreement) was a peace agreement between Japan and the Philippines, signed in the Lebannese city of Tyre. The European Union and the United States was present at the agreement, in which Japan and the Philippines signed a treaty ending hostilites of the Filipino-Japanese War. This agreement let Japan and the Philippines, without major conflicts, enter into the Pacific Alliance of Asia and the Pacific Ocean (shortened Pacific Alliance or Great Alliance). A few months after the treaty, Japan alongside South Korea and the Philippines, managed to led an Attack on Kamchatka Peninsula, known as Operation Sparta. More than 32,200 Allied troops, compared to over 11,720 Russian and Chinese soldiers. After the Annexation of Kamchatka Peninsula, Russia re-instated the socialist government, and alongside the controlled territories and states managed to form a new Soviet Union. The Soviet Union, by the end of 2020 commanded however less than 2.8 million troops, which is only half of the original Soviet Red Army (4.5 million active personnel). On December 30th, 2020 just before New Year's, Japan alongside 32 other countries managed to take control over the entire Vietnamese and Chinese coast, yet had to lose more than 4.8 million troops in the operation (Operation Ocean Lilly) alongside 7,280 tanks in the proccess of battling against slightly larger troop numbers.

The Treaty of Tyre was the first ever peace threaty signed in World War III, alongside the Peace of London, the Cres Threaty and the Peace of Vukovar, which was the final agreement signed, that ended the war and the existence of the Soviet Union forever.

However, around 40-180 people claimed that no official threaty was actually signed and that Japan and the Philippines secretly fought until 2041, but this was called by the Government of Japan Rather a funny joke then a real claim. It would also be ridiculous for Japan and the Philippines to continue that war for 11 more years than the WWIII lasted.