Making Bosnia an Empire

The war between Bosnia and NATO began in the late 21st century, when NATO forces invaded Bosnian territory. Despite the superior strength of the NATO forces, the Bosnian army managed to push back the invading forces, gaining considerable ground and eventually forcing them to retreat. When the war was over, Bosnia made a surprise move and took control of Southern Italy, Croatia, and the city of Rome. In the process, the population of those areas was brutally massacred, causing shock and outrage around the world. In response, the US government massacred the entirety of Miami in an act of revenge. This caused international condemnation, and many nations responded by calling for a UN-sponsored investigation into the massacre. Despite the global criticism, Bosnia continued to expand its influence. After conquering Serbia, they massacred the entirety of Belgrade in a show of power. Once again, the world reacted with shock and condemnation. The UN Security Council imposed economic sanctions on Bosnia and called for an immediate end to all hostilities. Meanwhile, countries around the world began to increase their support of Serbia, in an effort to prevent further bloodshed. In the aftermath of the war, the Bosnian government sought to expand their control over the region and impose their own rule. This caused great tension between Bosnia and the rest of the world, which has yet to be resolved.