Conflicts and Wars

## WWIII / Global Crisis: “The Long Years“

### Indo-Parkistan Border War

This conflict was the result of long standing border desputes between India and Pakistan since the late 1940‘s that resulted in Indian victories but in the 21 century resulted in an all out conflict that would drag the world into another war. Desperate, the Pakistani Government used several nuclear weapons to halt the Indian advance, of which many were intercepted or malfunctioned. India didn’t retaliated as they wanted to prove to the world that Pakistan was the aggressor.

### Indo-Chinese Water Crisis

Shortly after India had to deal with the Pakistani conflict, their danger of losing their water supply became critical as China had previously dammed up many rivers. Repeating diplomatic tries for a peaceful resolution failed and India prepared for war, backed by the US that saw an opportunity to stop China’s global expansion. Indian Commandos tried to sabotage a critical damm, but failed. The Chinese conducted a false flag operation and used it as an excuse to attack India, resulting in the Pakistani/Sino-Indo/Anglo War

### Pakistani/Sino-Indo/Anglo War

After China almost completely controlled the water supply into India, the Indian government had two choices: Fight or Be a puppet. The Indians moved to war and began preparations, which were interrupted by an surprise attack by Pakistan forces, supported by a cyberattack and full mobilization of the Peoples Liberation Army. With the support of other allies, China quick reaction forces attacked India and its allies. The US bombarded Burma and Bangladesh and supported the Indian defense. Although suffering enormous, India managed to hold the line against China and its allies.

### North Korean Assault

North Korean and Chinese forces invaded South Korean to relieve pressure of the Indian front, starting with a devastating artillery and missile strikes on military targets and Seoul, demolishing the city, followed by a massive ground assault. American and furious South Korean forces were able to inflict heavy losses and ultimately halted the advance in the mountainous peninsula.

### China Sea Blockade

After a naval confrontation, the American navy withdrew from the area after the threat of longe range missiles, but blocked the area to isolate China. The Chinese forces then started invaded several US allied southeast asian states and and deployed missiles to control the area and threaten US allies in the region.

### Turkish Expansion

Turkish military and economic dominance proved desicive in the Middle East and secured victories in several states, expanding their influence and establishing a “neo-ottoman empire“. Turkish supported muslim minorities in Russia and the Caucasus resulting in uprisings and calls for independence, further expanding Turkish influence and a call for a united islamic state.

### European Stalemate and Russian Civil Conflict

Russia was in an deep economic, demographic and internal political crisis from the fallout of the Ukrainian War, had to deal with Turkish instigated muslim uprisings, Turkish/NATO incursions in the Black Sea, a united European front and the northern expansion of NATO, so it’s response was limited. NATO completely cut off Russian access the Eastern Sea and Kaliningrad and in response, Russian tried to secure Kaliningrad and invade several Baltic states, triggering a limited, but decisive European response to defend the Baltics, which was successful and resulted in the expulsion of Russian forces from Europe. Although Europe‘s nations were where suffering from the global recession and many other internal problems, Europe was uncharacteristically united, stopping Russia which than launched a cyber attack that resulted in several problems in the European fronts rear, but European states didn’t start a offensive into Russian dominion in order to not infuriate the Russian people. Shortly after, Russia‘s internal situation had grown so bad that it forced to stop all failed assaults and tried to stop the internal conflict but failed, resulting in an attempted military coup and subsequent civil war, later called 2. Russian Revolution, ceding hostilities towards Europe.

The „New Russia“ as Russia was often called after the 2.revolution was now more open to Europe and both tried to cooperate in the future even if their was still a divide between them.

### North Korean Revolution

After the grinding invasion of South Korea and stubborn defense of the country, the Northern forces were crippled and soon a revolt and civil conflict erupted, forcing China to use forces on quelling the unrests and fighting the South.

### Global Recession

Due the Wars between the world superpowers, economic warfare as well as many other things, resulted in a global economic fall. This led to civil unrest and an increase in poverty around the world during the global crisis.

### Ethiopian-Egypt Water War

As Ethiopia had begun to damm up the Nil and in so doing slowing drained up Egypts water supply. Egypt was at a crossroads; surrender control or fight. Egypt chose war and Ethiopia immediately turned of the water supply,