Kleepk: Zombie outbreak

In the middle of World War 3 the districts of the socialist empire, Kleepk, needed a new weapon against the NATO forces. They invented a new biological weapon that they thought would be effective against their enemies. Kleepk tested in on lab mice finding very good results, but they refused to see what it did on humans. They tested it in a bombing raid against NATO forces closing in on one of the districts capitals. They sent out scouts to hear the results, but they never reported back. Two days later an attack happened on a small city outside the capital of the district. The attack was not by NATO forces. The city lost communication to the district capital so, the capital set up a defensive position along the city outskirts.

Very few men survived the attack but what they told their leaders was unimaginable. They said there were dead people walking and that they eat the flesh of there victims. The victims later died and became part of the undead army. The undead army was crushed and the biological weapon was planned to be destroyed. NATO forces heard about the chemical weapon attack but not of the after effects of the attack. NATO forces began air attacks against the chemical weapons production facilities. These attacks caused the chemical weapon to leak out into local water ways. A few days after the air attacks many reports were made about being attacked by diseased people. Later reports confirmed that it was the dead returning to life and eating people. NATO forces and socialist forces were fighting a large battle and the undead had launched their attack. The undead could hear the battle from miles away and had moved south towards the battle. NATO forces fell back as well as socialist forces. Soon a peace treaty was signed and NATO forces began helping Kleepk civilians evacuate from their country. All communication from the world was shut off from Kleepk and the most powerful countries in the world helped build a huge war barrier on the borders of Kleepk in order to keep the undead out...