Battle of Belfast (World at War)

The Battle of Belfast is a major military conflict from February 14th to 29th of 2016 in World War III. The Battle of Belfast ended in an American victory.

Background
Due to the major British influence in the Second Spanish Civil War and the Beijing Offensive, the Union could not occupy China, the Russian Far East and the Iberian Peninsula. The United States launches a heavy attack on Northern Ireland after the end of the civil war.

European Intervention
After the invasion of Portrush, NATO nations including Belgium, Netherlands, Poland and Norway joins the Allied Entente of Nations and protected the United Kingdom immediately. This is the major expansion of the Allied Coalition and caused almost the whole of Europe declaring war on the United States of North America.

Ireland at War
The Republic of Ireland joins the Allies due to the economic importance of Belfast and murders of the Irish people. The US forces expanded the front to the Irish territories. The Irish front line is mainly held by French forces, while other European armies head to Great Britain.

Aftermath

 * NATO joins the Allied Entente of Nations
 * Beginning of the Battle of Great Britain
 * USNA abandons the Russian Campaign