Bosnia Wins War against Invading NATO and Takes Southern Italy and Croatia

The world was in shock when news broke that the small country of Bosnia had achieved a miraculous victory over an invading NATO combined forces. The war was fought with unthinkable levels of bravery and skill. After emerging victorious from the conflict, Bosnia moved to expand its newly acquired territorial control, taking not just southern Italy and Croatia, but also the city of Rome. To celebrate their victory, Bosnian forces mercilessly massacred the entire population of Rome. The world responded with outrage and condemnation. Many countries, including the United States, demanded Bosnian justice for the citizens of Rome and promised further action if nothing was done. Meanwhile, the U.S. government, in response to the tragedy, decided to take matters into its own hands. In an act of retribution, the U.S. military launched an attack on New York City, massacring its entire population. The world responded with an even greater level of horror and dismay. Some countries threatened harsh consequences if any similar acts were to occur again. Many called for an immediate end to hostilities between the countries involved and for a peaceful resolution to this conflict. All eyes were now on Washington to see what further action it would take.