Operation Fire Control

The South African Conflict was an armed conflict between the remnants of the fascist South African leadership and its allies and a multi-national coalition led by the United States. It all began when the world nuclear disarmament talks began in the late 1980s and the authoritarian leadership of South Africa seeking to unilaterally develop their own nuclear weapons to defend themselves from anti-white nation-states on the African continent. The coalition's efforts against South Africa were carried out in two key phases: Operation Fire Control, which marked the military buildup from 1992 to 1993; and Operation Fire Extinguisher, which began with the aerial bombing campaign against South Africa in 1994 and came to a close with the American-led Liberation of South Africa later that Spring. With the end of the fascist Apartheid policy, South Africa was able to hold free and fair elections with its Black majority population for the first time.
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