2020 Bombing of New York

The 2020 Bombing of New York was a significant event that occurred in New York City, United States of America, It caused major damage to the city's infrastructure, and also killed many innocent civilians together with those infected by the BMEV-2 virus.

Overview
The bombing was carried out by the United States Armed Forces and the Department of Defense, and was known to them as "Operation Decimation". Its goal was to effectively eradicate as many subjects infected by the BMEV-2 virus as possible, so as to protect as many civilians as possible. However, the operation eventually turned out to be unsuccessful, and killed many civilians without achieving its goal of wiping out 95 percent of the infected subjects.

Landmarks, such as the Chrysler Building, the Wall Street Tower, and Rockefeller Center were moderately damaged, severely damaged and destroyed completely in respective order. The Brooklyn Bridge and Manhattan Bridge were also affected, as they were bombed directly, destroying the entire decks of the bridges. On the other hand, One World Trade Center, the Empire State Building, the Statue of Liberty and others, which were designated as "safe zones", only received minor damage.

Another mention in this bombing would be Matthew's apartment building, then known as the Time Warner Center, which received mild damage. The twin building complex was later rebuilt.