African War (In the Future)

The War in Afria, also known as the African, was a large military conflict that began on February 3rd, 2012 after Saudi Navy forces assaulted several United States ships in the Persian Gulf before blocking the Strait of Hormuz. The preludes to the war were the various sanctions that were put on Iran by the United States and Iran's nuclear program. The sanctions led to growing tensions between Iran and the United States, and as a result, Iran brandished their nuclear arms against the world. As

African War
Clockwise from top-left: a U.S. soldier acting as sniper support for other troops; Iran tests six of its ballistic missiles; the remains of a Tel Aviv district after a ballistic missile rocked the Israeli city; a U.S. ship in the Persian Gulf; several U.S. soldiers during an operation in Tehran; a view from a hilltop showing the Battle of Tehran.
Date	February 3, 2012 - May 20, 2012 (2 months, 46 days)
Location	Iran
Result	Allied victory. Invasion of Iran South Africa under Killing of Mahmoud Al Deq Killing of President Al-Basharq. Heydar Moslehi becomes Iran's new President. Occupation of most of Northern Africa
Belligerents
Coalition: United States Israel India Saudi-Arabia Japan South Korea Australia United Arab Emirates Qatar Jordan NATO: Turkey Canada United Kingdom Germany Italy Greece Czech Republic	African Union: Iran Syria Bolivia Venezuela Hezbollah Hamas  Afghanistan
Strength
Coalition 3 Million Troops 30,000 Tanks 6,000 Warplanes 2,000 Naval ships. 1.6 Million Extra Troops NATO 5 Million Troops 100,000 Tanks 10,000 Warplanes 1,560 Naval Ships	African Union 2.5 Million Troops 6,000 Tanks 5,000 Warplanes 870 Naval ships
Casulites