Bosnia Wins War Against NATO Combined Forces and Takes Southern Italy and Croatia and the City of Rome Massacring the Entire Population

The world was in shock when news of Bosnia's victory against a combined NATO forces first broke out. The subsequent occupation of Southern Italy and Croatia, coupled with the massacre of the entire Roman population, left many in awe of the sheer power and cruelty of the Bosnian army. The US government had responded by committing a similar atrocity against the people of Miami, in a vain attempt to gain revenge. However, the situation only got worse after Bosnia marched upon Serbia, massacring the citizens of Belgrade. In desperation, the US government decided to take the bold move of invading Mexico, occupying the city of Mexico and killing the entire population in an effort to restore America’s reputation. But this was not enough, as Bosnia proceeded to march upon Northern Italy and slaughter its civilian population, claiming the territory with little resistance. The death toll from this onslaught was estimated to be around 980,000 people, quickly becoming the worst massacre in European history. This event was met with widespread global condemnation, particularly from the United Nations, which sent peacekeeping forces to the region. However, the world was soon rocked by another unexpected event - an Islamic civil war in Spain. The rebels, backed by Bosnia, managed to succeed in restoring Al-Andalus - the Muslim caliphate that once ruled the area. The world was amazed at the speed with which Bosnia had accessed and conquered such large parts of Europe. Although many were appalled at the acts of violence they had committed, there was admiration for the incredible resources and determination of the Bosnian army.