Filipino-Japanese War

The Filipino-Japanese War, or the Pacific War, was a military conflict between Japan and the Philippines, over a territorial sea dispute, first starting in 2017. The war began over a territorial dispute, and eventually led to a possible beginning of World War Three, although many thought to be impossible, was proved to be true as less than eight months later, Russia attacked Belarus and Eastern Europe, which eventually turned into a worldwide military conflict. The conflict began on May 22nd, 2018 when the Philippines overran the Japanese at the Siege of Nagasaki. The Siege of Nagasaki affected the Japanese Army so much that the entire military of Japan (250,000) attacked the Filipino capital city of Manila and Quezon City. More than 48,000 civilians died in the battle, while around 105,000 soldiers of Japan and 78,000 Filipino troops died in the Siege. Not many Filipino defenders, and the complete surviving defenders was levelled at 2,000 against 145,000 Japanese troops. After the Battle of Manila and Quezon City, NATO and the European Union attempted three times for a threaty before the official Peace of Tyre was signed in the Lebannese city of Tyre. The Peace Threaty was signed in 2020.

Strength
Japan: Philippines:
 * 250,000 Infantry
 * 700 Tanks
 * 500 Towed Artillery
 * 100 Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems
 * 2,850 Armoured Personnel Carriers and Infantry Fighting Vehicles
 * 200 Self-Propelled Guns
 * 1,590 Aircraft
 * 110 Attack Helicopters
 * 280 Fighters
 * 40 Destroyers
 * 5 Aircraft Carriers
 * 15 Submarines
 * 57,900 Reserve
 * 220,000 Infantry
 * 45 Tanks
 * 270 Towed Artillery
 * N/A Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems
 * 775 Armoured Personnel Carriers and Infantry Fighting Vehicles
 * N/A Self-Propelled Guns
 * 135 Aircraft
 * N/A Attack Helicopters
 * N/A Fighters
 * N/A Destroyers
 * N/A Aircraft Carriers
 * N/A Submarines
 * 430,000 Reserve

Cassualties
The complete cassualty and losse list includes infantry, civilians and equipment.

Cassualties of Japan: Cassualties of the Philippines: Total Cassualties and Losses: 135,000 Infantry, 219 Tanks, 156 Towed Artillery, 1,285 AFVs, APCs and IFVs, 880 Aircraft, 100,000 Civilians, 37 Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems, 155 Self-Propelled Guns, 42 Attack Helicopters, 81 Fighters, 8 Destroyers, 2 Aircraft Carriers and 7 Submarines
 * 95,000 Infantry
 * 179 Tanks
 * 98 Towed Artillery
 * 37 Multiple-Launch Rocket Systems
 * 480 Armored Fighting Vehicles and 220 Armoured Personnel Carriers
 * 155 Self-Propelled Guns
 * 773 Aircraft
 * 42 Attack Helicopters
 * 81 Fighters
 * 8 Destroyers
 * 2 Aircraft Carriers
 * 7 Submarines
 * 58,530 Civilians
 * 40,000 Infantry
 * 40 Tanks
 * 58 Towed Artillery
 * 585 Armored Fighting Vehicles and 70 Armoured Personnel Carriers
 * 107 Aircraft
 * 41,470 Civilians