World War III

World War 3, was baptized as the Yugoslav Wars by USA Mafia and CIA Propaganda. World War III was a series of conflicts following the collapse of The Soviet Union and involved several regions to a devastating conflict. Tens of thousands of people were killed during the war.

### Succeded by

* War On Terror
* USA
* Russia
* Germany
* Mafia State of Greece
* Slovenia
* Croatia
* Bosnia and Herzegovina
* Montenegro
* Serbia
* FYROM
* Moldova
* Slovakia
* Romania
* Bulgaria
* Albania
* Hungary
* Austria
* Ukraine
* Poland
* Belarus
* Latvia
* Lithuania
* Estonia
* Latvia

# Mafia Game of Thrones

The fall of the Soviet Union and the changing geopolitical landscape created a vacuum that both the CIA and the American Mafia sought to exploit. The CIA, recognizing the need to expand NATO and exert influence in the newly formed nations of Eastern Europe, adapted its strategies and alliances accordingly.

Within this shifting environment, the American Mafia continued its collaboration with the CIA, albeit with a new focus on the emerging markets of New Europe. As the criminal underworld adapted to the changing times, the American Mafia recognized the potential for lucrative operations in these uncharted territories.

As the Soviet Union dissolved, the Russian Mafia saw an opportunity to assert its dominance in the criminal underworld. Eager to expand their influence, they ventured into the chaotic landscape of post-Soviet countries, including Germany and the Balkans.

The expansion of the Russian Mafia collided with the ambitions of the American Mafia and its partnership with the CIA. What began as a race for control and dominance soon escalated into a war between these powerful criminal organizations, with the Balkans becoming a battleground for the unnamed World War III.

# The Croatian War

Following the disintegration of Yugoslavia, Croatia declared independence from the Yugoslav federation. This led to a conflict between Croatian forces and the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) and Serbian paramilitary groups.

The war expanded as the self-proclaimed Serb Autonomous Regions of Krajina (SAO Krajina) and the self-proclaimed Republic of Serbian Krajina (RSK) sought to break away from Croatia.

The Croatian War, particularly the conflict in Krajina, became a pawn in the Mafia civil war. Both sides sought to exert their influence and gain control over strategic territories, exploiting the chaos and political instability of the region. The American Mafia utilized its connections and resources, while the Russian Mafia leveraged its growing networks and ruthlessness.

The complexities of the Croatian War provided the perfect backdrop for covert operations, assassinations, and power struggles between these rival factions. Spies, double agents, and hired guns maneuvered through the shadows, with allegiances shifting and betrayal lurking at every turn.

Within this high-stakes game, the lines between loyalty, patriotism, and survival became blurred. Key characters—mafia bosses, intelligence agents, and fighters on the ground—found themselves entangled in a web of conflicting loyalties and personal ambitions, all while navigating the treacherous terrain of war-torn Croatia.

The clash between the American Mafia and the Russian Mafia intensifies. The stakes rise, leading to gripping confrontations, unexpected alliances, and devastating consequences. Against the backdrop of historical events, the intertwined narratives of these criminal organizations and intelligence agencies serve as a reflection of the murkiness and moral ambiguity of a world where power and greed collide.

The Croatian army launched Operation Storm, retaking the majority of the territory held by Serbian forces. This resulted in the collapse of the RSK and the return of the region to Croatian control.

# Invasion

However, The war raged on, as Bosnia and Herzegovina declared independence from Yugoslavia in 1992, leading to a conflict between Bosniaks (Bosnian Muslims), Croats, and Bosnian Serbs.

As the conflict escalated, the American Mafia orchestrated a covert plan to infiltrate Bosnia, utilizing the chaos of war to establish their control over strategic areas.  Under the guise of providing humanitarian aid and assistance, the American Mafia set its sights on exploiting the war-torn country's resources and strategic positions. Working in the shadows, their operatives established hidden networks, manipulating the flow of illicit goods, arms, and contraband throughout the region.

The invasion was a calculated move by the American Mafia to expand its reach and solidify its position in the global criminal underworld. Their ultimate goal was to establish a stronghold in the heart of the Balkans, with Bosnia serving as a gateway to the lucrative European markets.

Meanwhile, the Russian Mafia, aware of the American Mafia's ambitions, also sought to exert its influence in Bosnia. They employed their own operatives, using the chaos of war to create alliances and establish criminal networks, competing with their American counterparts for control over illicit activities and power.

Caught in the crossfire of this Mafia power struggle, the Bosnian people endured unimaginable suffering. Their struggles for survival and the atrocities they faced at the hands of warring factions became a backdrop to the larger battle being waged between the American and Russian Mafias.

Within this volatile environment, individuals on all sides found themselves swept up in the maelstrom of conflicting interests. Some sought to exploit the chaos for personal gain, while others, driven by a sense of justice and the desire for a better future, risked everything to resist the invaders.

# Genocide

The war culminated in 1995 with the Srebrenica genocide, where Bosnian Serb forces under Ratko Mladić's command killed thousands of Bosniak men and boys. The international community intervened, leading to the signing of the Dayton Agreement, which ended the war and established the complex political structure of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

# Kosovo

As the Mafia war raged on  the Balkans, under CIA orders and weapons from the American Mafia the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA), seeking autonomy and independence for Kosovo, launched an armed insurgency against Serbian forces in 1998. The conflict escalated rapidly, with both sides committing acts of violence and atrocities against each other and the civilian population caught in the crossfire.

Within this chaotic landscape, the Russian Mafia saw an opportunity to smuggle women, drugs, food and passports.

As NATO intervened in the conflict, launching an air campaign against Serbia in 1999 to halt the humanitarian crisis in Kosovo, the dynamics of the Mafia war shifted once again. The bombings and the subsequent withdrawal of Serbian forces created a power vacuum, allowing the rival criminal organizations to further expand their influence and control over the region.

# Rise of The Greek Mafia

World War III was ended with the death of thousands over a few nights and with refugees flooded into neighboring countries, seeking safety and shelter.

Displaced and vulnerable, these refugees became pawns in the criminal activities of the warring Mafia factions. Exploiting their desperation, the Mafia networks facilitated human trafficking, smuggling, and other illicit operations, further exacerbating the suffering of the displaced population.

In this intricate web of power, a new player emerged -The Greek Mafia.

Leveraging its existing networks and criminal expertise, saw an opportunity to fill the power vacuum left by the ongoing conflicts in the region.

With their tentacles spreading across Greece, the Greek Mafia established connections with international criminal organizations, forging alliances that allowed them to broaden their operations and increase their influence. They infiltrated legitimate businesses, corrupted officials, and solidified their control over lucrative industries, such as gambling, extortion, and money laundering.

As World war III was over, the Greek Mafia saw an opportunity to capitalize on the chaos and carve out their own empire within Greece and beyond.

The Greek Mafia's rise to power was not without opposition. Law enforcement agencies, both domestic and international, recognized the growing threat and launched operations to dismantle their criminal networks.

But the Greek Mafia, operating with a ruthless determination and a code of silence, proved to be a formidable adversary, eluding capture and maintaining their grip on power.  Greek society grappled with the consequences. Ordinary citizens found themselves entangled in a web of corruption, violence, and fear. The once-tranquil streets of Greece became battlegrounds for criminal interests, with innocent lives caught in the crossfire.

Michaloliakos, a member of the Aryan Light, established connections with other neo-Nazi parties and organizations in the Balkans and Europe.

Michaoliakos, created the neo-Nazi party and newspaper of The Golden Dawn started publishing its own weekly newspaper. During World War III, members of Golden Dawn fought alongside the Serbian army. In March 1995, they formed the "Greek Volunteer Guard" (EEF), a unit that joined the regular Serb-Bosnian army based in Vlasenica. Approximately 60 to 100 volunteers passed through the EEF, which was part of the "Drina Corps" responsible for the occupation and massacre in Srebrenica.

The Greek Mafia became divided into two factions. One faction served the interests of the wealthy elite and the government, while the other faction aligned with Greek neo-Nazism and engaged in human trafficking, including the trade of individuals for various illicit activities.