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This page is about the British Civil War. For the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, see War of the Three Kingdoms.

British Civil War
Part of the Northumbrian Crisis, aftermath of the Second Glorious Revolution, Scotland Yard Bombing and British Declaration of Martial Law
Top-left to bottom-right: A UN IFV in Belfast after an NIPA bombardment, 2029 The aftermath of the Atomic Bombing of London, showing the mushroom cloud above the city, 2028 Houghton's Forces under chemical attack by the N9F-W outside of Cardiff, 2026 the BNRF's 3rd Midlands infantry division outside of London, responsible for the murder of 36 illegal british immigrants, 2027 An ENFORCE division in the Battle of M6-Cannock, 2029 A "Sniper at work" sign outside of Belfast, 2026. An American ENFORCE division in Beverley under chemical attack at the Battle for the Humber, 2029. A UBCF IFV entering Walsall during Operation Overture, 2028.
Date 12 April 2026 – present Location British Isles Status Ongoing; Atomic bombings of Northampton and British Republican bases in the Midlands carried out by the BLF, as part of Operation Republican Liberation, June 13 2029 Execution of Kevin Quinn in Newcastle by UBAFfPaO forces, 23 August 2029 NATO Bombing of Exeter and VK controlled territories as part of Operation Southern Hammer, 31 August 2029
Belligerents
Official Royalist Forces British Armed Forces British Army Remaining Royalists NRFY HMNG BAF-SR Houghton's Resistance &c. ENFORCE United States Canada Italy Belgium Netherlands Denmark &c. UKPKF	Revolutionary Forces, Defence Groups, Radical/Secession fronts and organized criminal factions; UBAFfPaO-G UBCL BPLC-RCI UBCF BLF LBAFC BSA BMLAF LBAFC BDS&IA &c. NVoBA AfDU UtK-PF AfPoB LRF &c. BRU KQB-N9F (2026-2029) NBUF AoAW BRAL &c. EUfL Forces: Scottish Liberation Committee Welsh National Liberation Forces Volontourys Kernewek Continuity Irish Republican Army RIPLO CINLA &c.
Commanders and leaders
Nigel Farage  Charles III   Ian Floyd Robin Lindsay Nick Houghton UKPKF Barbara Woodward ENFORCE Mark Rutte Donald Trump Mark Carney	Drew Val Rees Jonah Nichelson Robert Griffiths Andy Brooks   Ian Bone Hannah Sell Jeff Green Richard Tice Tony Martin Jim Lewthwaite Adam Walker Kevin Quinn   John Swinney  † Dick Cole  † Hedd Gwnfor Seosamh Ó Maoileoin
Units involved
See order of battle	See order of battle
Strength
For details of strengths and units involved at key points in the conflict, see; List of equipment of the British Army Combatants in the British Civil War British Armed Forces Order of Battle for the British Civil War
Casualties and losses
Hundreds of thousands, reports vary widely. See Casualties of the British Civil War for details.

"Humanity is a Tragedy"
The British Civil War, sometimes referred to as the Fourth English Civil War, is an armed ethno-nationalist conflict currently occuring in the British Isles that started in April 2026, after British Prime Minister Keir Starmer declared martial law for the counties of Yorkshire and Lancashire, an area with significant socialist groups and population after the Bombing of Scotland Yard, Initiating a series of events that would spark into a national civil war between political Left and Right-leaning British Defence Groups, Separatist movements, British Army defectors, immigrant gangs and organized criminal and terrorist factions, becoming the first civil conflict and war to see the use nuclear weapons since the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, being regarded as the Deadliest Civil War in European History.

The opposition factions we're mostly created after the British Military Control of Lancashire and Yorkshire begun, mostly comprised of defence groups such as the Union of British Leftists for Protection, and British People's Liberation Commando, in an attempt to force the British Armed Forces out of the region, and protect themselves against arrests. Secessionist, radical and organized criminal factions we're mostly created after the Declaration of National Martial Law, made when protests and disatisfaction nationwide led to the Second Glorious Revolution, in which several radical groups attempted to seize power and establish their form of government, leading to the creation of groups like the United British Communist Front, League of Reformists Front, New British Union of Fascists, and others, the declaration of martial law on 12 April is mostly believed to be the starting point of the civil war.

By 2028, most British Army personnel and British Armed Forces soldiers either deserted or formed their own factions to counter revolutionary advances as the remaning official royalist forces became overwhelmed, NATO officially joined the conflict on 16 April, creating the ENFORCE or English Forces, with major direct support from the United States, Canada, and other nations, the United Nations created the United Kingdom Peace Keeping Forces or UKPKF to shelter and protect british civillians.

The first use of nuclear weapons in the civil war was by the British Republican Action League, which established the British National Republic, a state containing territories that we'e part of Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire, which, with the sympathy of RAF commanders in the region, managed to possess an unknown quantity of F-35A's, which it used in an attack on london using a B61-12 nuclear bomb with a yield of 50 kilotons in its Greater London Offensive of 2028, killing an estimated 180,000 soldiers and civillians, nuclear weapons we're also used in other offensives by groups such as the British Leftist Action, League of Reformists Front, British Marxist-Leninist Armed Forces, and others.

Belligerents

Main Article: Belligerents in the British Civil War

War crimes and human rights violations

Attacks on civillians

Main article: Attacks on Civillians in the British Civil War

Attacks on medical facilities

Main article: Attacks on hospitals and care facilities in the British Civil War

Torture on prisoners of War

Main article: Torture and Genocide on prisoners of war & political opposers

Genocide

Main article: British migrant and Islamic genocide, and Genocide of political opposition in the British Civil War

Ethnic cleansing

Main article: Torture and genocide of ethnic groups in the British Civil War

Nuclear and Chemical warfare

Main article: Nuclear attacks during the British Civil War and Use of chemical warfare in the British Civil War

See also

• Timeline of the British Civil War
• List of civil conflicts in Europe
• List of ongoing armed conflicts
• Asymmetric warfare