World War III (Georgia Escalation)

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World War III
St. Petersburg being nuked, August 9, 2008. (GE).jpg
St. Petersburg being nuked, August 9, 2008.
DateAugust 9-10, 2008 (de-facto) (1 day)
August 9, 2008 - August 12, 2028 (de-jure) (20 years & 3 days)
Location
Worldwide
Result

Inconclusive

• Nuclear strikes across the world
• Collapse of most nations
• Collapses of NATO and CSTO
• Beginning of the Dark Ages
Belligerents

Flag of the United States.svg United States
Flag of NATO.svg NATO:

Flag of Japan.svg Japan
Flag of South Korea.svg South Korea
Flag of India.svg India
Flag of Australia.svg Australia
Flag of the Republic of China.svg Taiwan
Flag of New Zealand.svg New Zealand

Flag of Georgia.svg Georgia

Flag of Russia.svg Russia
Flag of the Collective Security Treaty Organization.svg CSTO:

Flag of Ukraine.svg Ukraine
Flag of Pakistan.svg Pakistan
Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg China

Flag of North Korea.svg North Korea

World War III or the Third World War, often abbreviated as WWIII or WW3 and also commonly referred to as the War of 2008, the Last Great War or most notably as Judgement Day, was a global conflict that took place mainly during August 9-10, 2008. It was fought primarily between the US and NATO against Russia & the CSTO.

It is generally accepted by most historians that the war began as a result of Russia's invasion of Georgia & the Black Sea Incident that happened on August 9, 2008, resulting in the US retaliating with nuclear weapons. The Americans first responded by destroying targets all across European Russia to hamper its ability to retaliate. Minutes before, the Russian retailed by attacking important civilian & military targets. By 5 AM on August 10, the war was over, as both sides had collapsed by then.

Historians generally agree that World War III resulted in no victors but only worldwide destruction, with only a few pre-Doomsday nations retaining their governments. As the years progressed, many more people would die of untreated diseases and injuries, criminal gangs would fight in the radioactive streets of the nuked cities, and new nations would form out of the ashes of their predecessors. By 2013, the world population was only 2 billion, whereas in 2007, it was 6 billion. The war officialy ended on August 12, 2028 with the signing of the Treaty of Vinemont.