Mongolian Civil War

The Mongolian Civil War was a civil war fought between Mongolian's main political factions at the time, the Royalists and the Democratic Alliance. It lasted for just under 4 years and saw heavy damage to the nation's captial, Ulaanbaatar

Background and Causes
A few years prior, in 2011, Mongolia had national elections which saw Mönkhbat Tsruegen become Mongolia's president. Tsruegen began a series of aggressive reforms that saw the nation quickly divide itself as many saw the changes as too extreme. Unknown to the public, Tsruegen was actually a CCP puppet who was placed into power by interference during the 2011 elections, with the aim of retuning Mongolia to its previous Communist past, as per the wishes of Chairman Zhao - China's Premiere at the time.

As Tsruegen's term carried on, his reforms only got more extreme which escalated tensions among the civilian populace. Riots and protests were common place, but none were dispersed with violence - which Zhao disagreed heavily with. Despite being loyal to Zhao and his ideals, Tsruegen could not bring himself to order his troops to kill fellow Mongolians, though this quickly changed when Zhao threatened (and later DID) kidnap Tsruegen's family, and deployment of Chinese special forces (which also became a reality).