Islamic Empire War

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The **Islamic Empire War** (2154 - 2161) was a conflict which saw the eventual downfall of the Islamic Empire into various states, in spite of this however, the war was widely unpopular with the general populace of Magadan Bloc nations, which sought to establish independent Republics from the authoritarian Islamic Empire, although eventually successful with their objectives with dismantling the Islamic Empire, various Jihadist groups arose from the downfall of the Islamic Empire, with many other nations splintering from the Islamic Empire, despite the Treaty of Dubai, which saw the partitioning of the Islamic Empire, various nations which were formed disregarded the boundaries set by the treaty and caused a string of conflicts relating to the downfall, an immerse political power vacuum was felt throughout the former Islamic Empire as a result, many radical attempts were made to reform the Islamic Empire following the end of the war, but these attempts usually failed or did not gain the success those groups aimed for.

During the early stages of the conflict, the invasion of the Islamic Empire was predominantly carried out by Chemgotan forces which launched invasions into Iran, Afghanistan, Persian Gulf and Yemen, however, these attempts quickly were bogged down as the Chemgotan aims and gains were subsequently repulsed and thwarted, drafted by the Islamic Empire's paramilitary and military forces merged into several fronts aimed at repelling the Chemgotan invaders, although overall successful, the Islamic Empire failed to completely wipe out Chemgotan military presence, and several regions came under the occupation of Magadan Bloc forces mostly in south-eastern Iran and most notably in the former United Arab Emirates in Dubai, which was secured after 3 turbulent attempts to capture the city by Magadan Bloc forces, with the city of Dubai seized, a total of 52,000 Magadan Bloc soldiers were either killed, captured or wounded when Dubai was finally captured. From thereon, the war continued, with the Islamic Empire relying heavily upon irregular and unconventional warfare tactics and strategies against the superior Magadan Bloc forces, this led to the Magadan Bloc carrying out indiscriminate orbital bombardment of suspected Islamist positions, despite being within populated settlements, a total of 1,381,941 people were killed or injured from orbital bombardments throughout the Islamic Empire, further prohibiting the use of orbital bombardment in future conflicts, however as future conflicts show, this rule was never truly acknowledged.

Aside from indiscriminate usage of orbital bombardment, little successes were gained from such tactic, leading to the war taking an unpopular turn against the interventionist forces of the Magadan Bloc, more bombings were carried out by exoatmospheric strategic bombers, VTOLs, drones, fighters and helicopters which began to bomb key settlements under Islamic Empire control and administration. Throughout the conflict, the Magadan Bloc forces also armed and trained various militant opposition groups to the Islamic Empire to rise up and revolt against the Islamic Empire which led to further conflict, at times also coinciding with the Magadan Bloc invasion of the nation which resorted to both the Islamic Empire and Magadan Bloc forces coming under attack from various armed militant groups. Various terrorist attacks were also carried out against Magadan Bloc states which also gained further war support from the population, also during which anti-war movements sprawled throughout Magadan Bloc nations. Also, during this war, key technological advances such as combat robots were deployed into combat against Islamist forces, although they were generally considered unreliable to their organic counterparts.

After the main conventional fighting was over, the Islamic Empire forces began to stage a guerrilla insurgency against the Magadan Bloc coalition forces by using tactics such as suicide attacks and other last ditch efforts in an attempt to overwhelm the Magadan Bloc forces, this did see some significant success and various outposts and settlements maintained by the Magadan Bloc forces were recaptured by the Islamic Empire forces which at this point, have capitulated with the loss of their capital of Medina, several other capitals were made the temporary seats of power for the Islamic Empire, however, this was considered to be risky and dangerous due to major cities being key targets on the agenda for Magadan Bloc forces, however, by 2157, mainstream conventional fighting effectively was ended and the war became an insurgency, by 2161, the forces of the Islamic Empire were shattered and capitulated into various sub-branches with the capture of Cairo ending the war. As such the Treaty of Dubai was signed, and the former territories of the Islamic Empire were left in turmoil.