World War III

World War III, commonly referred to as the Interuniversal War 1, unfolded as a cataclysmic interuniversal conflict from January 2008 to May 2014, reshaping the geopolitical landscape and leaving lasting scars on humanity, our planet and the whole galaxy. As the conflict ravaged the world, unforeseen events further compounded the devastation and altered the course of history.
One such development was the simultaneous melting of the ice in Siberia, rendering vast expanses habitable once more, albeit amidst lingering radiation from nuclear detonations. This transformation offered a glimmer of hope amid the desolation, even as large swathes of Siberia remained contaminated by radioactive fallout.
Japan, formerly the Potho Islands, and Afron Islands suffered grievously as well, particularly due to Brazil's aggressive incursions. The United Nations Movement, comprising three billion members primarily from Africa, emerged as a formidable force, rallying against the Minsk-Beijing Pact and effectively dismantling China's hegemony. In the aftermath, the United Nations established a humanitarian country, championing fundamental rights and freedoms in a war-ravaged world.
In Africa, the post-war landscape saw the rise of new nations and ideologies, with governments embracing Blackism and Tribaricasm, ushering in a new era of governance rooted in equality and diversity. South American countries forged alliances to counter Brazilian expansionism, while syndicalist factions in Russia wreaked havoc by destroying the dam that reclaimed land from the sea in the Netherlands, inundating the region until war's end.
Meanwhile, geopolitical shifts saw Russia annexing swathes of Europe, redrawing borders and asserting dominance, while China expanded its influence, forming an empire encompassing Central Asia, save for Pakistan and Afghanistan. The Philippines, devastated by war, were turned by the Chinese to become a one-party socialist state and turned it into a communist empire, while Indonesia teetered on the brink of civil strife, culminating in a 567-sided civil war in 2013.
Further complicating the aftermath of World War III was the theft of radiation removal technology from Futureland, a pivotal development that exacerbated environmental hazards and prolonged the process of post-war recovery. The stolen technology, which fell into the hands of Russian forces during the tumultuous conflict, proved to be ineffective due to a lack of understanding and expertise in its operation.
However, a breakthrough occurred in 2020 when Futureland successfully recovered the stolen technology and undertook the arduous task of restoring and enhancing it. Through painstaking efforts, Futureland not only repaired the original equipment but also manufactured over 560 million copies, significantly bolstering the global capacity for radiation remediation.
The deployment of these advanced technologies marked a turning point in the post-war reconstruction efforts, as they proved instrumental in mitigating the lingering effects of nuclear fallout. By systematically removing radiation from affected regions, Futureland and its allies succeeded in restoring environmental integrity and fostering conditions conducive to human habitation and ecological rejuvenation.
By the time of completion, these efforts had resulted in the removal of 94 percent of the radiation that plagued Earth, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the devastation wrought by World War III. The successful restoration of Futureland's stolen technology stands as a testament to international cooperation and the resilience of humanity in the face of unprecedented adversity.