Confederate-Indian War

The Confederate-Indian War was an armed conflict fought between the Republic of India supported by the North American Republic and the United Asian Confederacy. The war began after members of the Indian army had bombed the Confederate embassy in New Delhi and it was viewed as an act of war by the UAC and thus, launched a full-scale invasion of the country.

Over the course of one year and a month of fighting, the South Asian nation of India was ravaged and beaten by the vastly superior Confederacy military with more troops, weapons, resources, and better technological advancements as well. After the fall of New Delhi in 2056, the scattered remnants of the Indian Army fled into the country side and were finally defeated by November where the remainign Indian leaders signed a treaty officially surrendering to the UAC and having India be annexed into the Confederacy as a protectorate.