The Bosnian War: A History in Pictures

The world was in shock after the news of Bosnia's victory against the invading NATO forces and their conquest of south Italy and Croatia, along with the massacre of the entire population of Rome. Adding to the shock was the US government's decision to respond by massacring the entirety of Miami. Reaction to this atrocity was one of shock, disbelief and horror. The situation only got darker when Bosnia later massacred the entirety of Belgrade upon conquering Serbia. In a desperate bid to restore its own reputation, the USA then invaded Mexico, occupying the city of Mexico and massacring its entire population. This further spread the international horror and dismay. The situation only worsened when Bosnia launched an attack on Northern Italy, massacring entire populations as they marched and conquered the area. After a successful campaign, approximately 980000 Italians were murdered by the Bosnian Army. What the world was not prepared for was the sudden emergence of an Islamic civil war in Spain, ending with the rebels restoring Al-Andalus with the aid of Bosnia. To exacerbate the situation, Al-Andalus and Bosnia then launched an all out assault to conquer central Europe. In response, the US launched an all out assault on South America, massacreing entire populations. Bosnia and Al-Andalus eventually succeeded in conquering all of central Europe, and the world was now in a state of utter panic and despair. The international community had been rocked to its core and it seemed that no one was safe.