Great African War (Hell's Gone Loose Timeline)

The African Campaign or the Great African War, was a front in the Third World War, fought between the Allied Powers and the Opmar Powers and it's Non-Member Allies. The War started on March 16, 2036, when Greater Uganda sent troops into both Rwanda and the United Republic of the Congos. The War ended on July 8, 2078, when GRAU Forces in Southern Africa had surrendered and UIN Forces were pushed back into the Middle East.

Rwanda Down
On March 16, 2076, The Great Revolutionary Army of Uganda (GRAU) stormed into Rwanda... it didn't take long for the Rwandan Armed Forces to retaliate. With Uganda and Rwanda fighting for their causes, another Rwandan Genocide took place, crippling and weakening Rwanda's Morale. 5 Hours Later, Rwanda fell to Uganda and was annexed. GRAU Forces reached into the United Republic of the Congos, the same day Rwanda had fallen, resulting in South African influence against Ojok, starting the Great African War.

The West African Genocide
March 17, 2076, Hundreds of Christians in the West African States had went missing for hours, until their bodies were found in various ditches across Northern Regions of the West African States. Boko Haram, a Sharia-Jihadist Terrorist Group in Western Africa, started killing off several West African Christians throughout the nation. Over 20,000 Christians were found dead at Captured Boko Haram Outposts and was commonly known as the "West African Genocide". Various West African Volunteers have captured and killed the leaders of Boko Haram, Abu Musab al-Barnawi and Abubakar Shekau, March 18, 2076; however, Boko Haram is still operational, as they are supported by the Union of Islamic Nations.

The UIN Goes South
On March 19, 2076, after Boko Haram's failed attempts of turning West Africa over to Abdel's Nation, UIN Forces started pouring into the West African States. West African Armed Forces held the offensive back for an exact two months, until May 19, 2076, when UIN Forces had successfully broken through the UIN-West African Border. Although UIN Forces were able to outnumber West African Forces, W.A.S. Armed Forces were able to have enough class power to push back the Union of Islamic Nations. On June 4th, South African President, Junior Nkosi offered Abaeze Ibrahim (West African President) help... Ibrahim accepted the assistance and both nations have successfully pushed out UIN Forces out of West Africa in just five months.

South Africa and Allies bite back
On December 28, 2077, the South African Union had started pushing back GRAU Soldiers from South Africa. SAU Forces had stormed into occupied Congo, Ugandan Troops tried to repel the attack from the South African Union, but were too low on supplies such as food and ammo. Kolwezi, Likasi, Lubumbashi, Kalemie, Mbuji-Mayi, and Kindu were liberated on December 29-30th, while Bumba, Isiro, and Goma were occupied on January 1st-14th. With No food to eat, no water to drink, they (GRAU Forces) ask for China's Help on February 1st. Five Chinese Cargo Ships sailed from the port of Sittwe, Myanmar Province, February 3rd... but all four ships were sunken by American and Indian Destroyers on February 4th. Then a Chinese Cargo Plane was sent from a Chinese Military Airport in Tibet, the Cargo Plan reached Occupied Congo on February 27th, and dropped various supplies all across Uganda and Occupied Congo; However, the food and water were already spoiled, before the plane reached the two nations, giving the South African Army the advantage to take them head on.

Major Support
With the War in Africa raging on for 3 Years, American and British Forces started assisting the South African Union and the West African States against the Union of Islamic Nations.

Second Ugandan Civil War
See "Second Ugandan Civil War"

Fattah makes a fatal mistake
On March 28, 2078, UIN Forces started invading the Central African Republic... C.A.R. aligned itself to the United African Front. Central African Republic, the West African States, and the South African Union unified as the United African Republic (UAR), on April 2nd. With UIN and UAR Forces clashing and fighting; Ethiopia, Sudan, and C.A.R. joined themselves into the United African Republic, giving the UAR more firepower, and forcing the UIN to struggle.

The Push Back
On June 5, 2078, UIN Forces are repelled from the Central African Republic and West Africa. Then on June 10th, The Egyptian Resistance Forces started storming Cairo, Giza, Alexandria, Luxor, and Port Said, while Algerian and Moroccan Rebels took Rabat and Algiers on June 13th. On June 15, 2078, Algeria was liberated by both the Algerian Rebels and the United African Republic, splitting the Union of Islamic Nations in two. UIN Forces were later pushed from from Western Egypt on June 26th, making it impossible for the UIN to reach Pretoria.

The United African Republic Prevails
With The UIN Losing almost all of North Africa, The Union of Islamic Nations made desperate attempts to hold the UAR back, they were able to hold of both first and second wave attacks from the UAR, but were overwhelmed by the UAR's third wave attack... Both North-Eastern Egypt and Morocco have been occupied by the United African Republic on July 8, 2078, thus ending the Great African War. After the Great African War, the United African Republic annexed all of Africa as one nation, under one flag, and under one democracy.