| Date | August 27,1990 - October 1, 1990 (1 month, 5 days) | ||
| Location | National Socialist Republic of St.Belle, St.Belle | ||
| Result | *Crushing of the Democratic People’s government in St.Belle
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|commanders_1 = El Presidente Marcus Gomez
National Tropican Workers Union
Sectary General Jesus Lopez Pedro
Comité Popular de Tropico
Deputy Minister Sarah Jesus Gomez
Minister of Interior Hose Pedro
Generalissimo Cortez
General Diaz|commanders_2 = Presidente Sarah Diaz Pedro
Minister of Defense Jose Hernandez
General Cortez|strength_1 = 500,000 Infantry, militia, policemen, armored vehicles, tanks|strength_2 = 20,000 partisans, Militia|casualties_1 = 5,000 killed, wounded, or missing in action|casualties_2 = 10,000 killed, wounded, captured, or missing in action}}The St. Belle Spring (August 27, 1990 - October 1,1990) also known as the 5 day war (Spanish: Guerra de 5 días ) was a regional conflict that occurred in Tropico during the ending years of the Cold War. The Socialist Democratic's launches an armed revolution in St.Belle and overthrown the Socialist republics regional oversight government.
As a response the Tropican government responds with force with aims to retake the region and prevent a civil war from occurring on the island. The official cause of the conflict can be traced back to the return of Gomez and inflation caused by the Gomez - Kim deal of 1989 which allowed for Tropican Weapons and nuclear material to sold to North Korea.
As result, the West placed serve travel restrictions and sanctions on Fish which primary came from St.Belle which also relies heavily on Tourism, as well as fish. The regional government struggled with rising anti-communism and pro-democracy sentiments among the population what made things even worse was the election of Sarah Pedro Diaz a Haitian-Mexican and leader of the popular Tropico Democratic People’s Party which was backed by NATO, and the west.