War of the Armed Forces of the Soviet Union

The Northern Alliance is an alliance of Scandinavian states, consisting of Finland, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, and Denmark. They support Europe. This state has animosity toward the Coalition and aims to "liberate" Estonia and Karelia. The "Islamic East" is a state stretching from Arabia to Afghanistan, comprising Arabia, Syria, Iraq, Iran, Palestine, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. The entire Middle East. They support Russia politically and materially, condemn the West and America in every way, and supply Russia with weapons and ammunition. This state also carries out sabotage in the territory of "United Europe." "United Europe" is a union of European countries consisting of France, Italy, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Britain, Austria, Hungary, Poland, Switzerland, and Romania. The government is based in Paris. They use former NATO weapons but have upgraded to more modern ones. They produce everything well and are at odds with the Russian Coalition. President: Victor Gotendan. Deputy Prime Minister: Marcel Sitah. "Yugoslavia" is a reborn country in the Balkans, consisting of Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro, and Slovenia. It harbors hatred for the West. One of its main combat groups is the Panther Guard (Srpska Garda), revived at the initiative of the Minister of Defense. Roki Vulovic's songs are common in these circles. The Garda "Panteri" is an elite unit of the Yugoslav Armed Forces. It is part of the East Bosnian Corps. They use armored vehicles and transport aircraft. They are trained for assault operations in various conditions. Commander: Ljubiša "Mauser" Savic. "Asian Prosperity Sphere" The Far Eastern Union, consisting of China, Korea, India, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Nepal, Bhutan, and the Philippines, supports Russia and supplies some components. Neutral. The "American North" is a very powerful state, consisting of the United States, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean. Its government is based in Washington. They are a very influential state, mass-producing weapons, and supporting Europe against Russia. President: Kimberly Beatson.

2026, February 11 – the unification of Russia with Belarus and Loyal Ukraine, the founding of the Russian Coalition. 2027, August 27 – Russia unifies with the Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan). Also, the founding of the military-economic alliance "United Europe" to counterbalance Russia. 2028, April 14 – Russia’s complete consolidation in the Baltics. July 29, 2029 – Tensions with Europe worsen. Europe begins joint exercises with Scandinavia and America. The Russian Coalition engages in mutual assistance with the Asian Prosperity Sphere and the Islamic East. September 15, 2029 – shelling of Belarus and Ukraine from Poland, shelling of Russian naval bases in Latvia from the sea by Europeans. At the same time, the Americans began landing in the Middle East. The start of World War II. 2029, September 20 - Russian Operation Blade, which included an attempt to break through the Polish border, ended in nothing, with both sides suffering losses. September 25, 2029 – European Operation "Himberg," a massive attack on Lviv, which ended with the European forces being repelled. Lviv held out. A lull ensued, accompanied by border shelling. 2030, November 27 — Russian Operation Tricolor, a major organized attack on Poland from Belarus, Ukraine and Kaliningrad, border breach and success of the Russian Coalition. 2030, November 30 – After Europe concentrated its forces against Russia, Yugoslavia launched an offensive against Europe, disrupting some of Europe's supply lines in order to link up with the Russians. Meanwhile, the Northern Alliance invaded Karelia, but will be unable to advance further.

The President of Russia (Russian Coalition) is Pyotr Goncharovsky, leader of the Strong Rus' party, who has carried out numerous reforms since 2027 to improve the army, production, and the lives of the population. President of Belarus (Russian Coalition) - Alexander Lukashenko. President of Ukraine (Russian Coalition) - Nikolai Dinyukovich. President of Kazakhstan (Russian Coalition) - Kassym-Jomart Kemelevich Tokayev. Outstanding scientists of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan: Nikita Panikantsev is a scientist specializing in electromechanics and engineering. He designed the blueprints for a special EMP cannon. Sergey Vatrushkin is a scientist specializing in chemistry and bioengineering. He developed a new substance (Runiclin) that, when combined with metal, makes it stronger and more resistant to acids. Konstantin Kerbovin is a scientist and aircraft engineering specialist. He designed the Tu-1719. Nikolai Manokem is a scientist and specialist in radio electronics. He was able to make radio signals more precise and clear.

Projects of the Russian Coalition:

1. Rosatom-Energetik - Project for the construction of nuclear power plants in the Coalition countries.
2. AutoTrans-Coalition - A project for the construction of roads, highways, and motorways between the Coalition countries.
3. Rosvoenstroy – A project to build bases and military factories in the Coalition countries.
4. Avia-Coalition – A project for the development of civil aviation industry in the Coalition countries. TV channels:
5. Coalition 24 is a TV channel showing news related to the Russian Coalition (what was built, what achievements were made, what relations and diplomacy were established).
6. Science and Technology – a TV channel showing how certain mechanisms work (from light bulbs to modern reactors and turbines), and about scientific and technological achievements in the world and the Coalition.
7. TV music is a TV channel that broadcasts songs.
8. Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Ukraine, the Baltics, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan 24 - TV channels showing news in a specific Coalition country.
9. The second channel is a TV channel showing news about what is happening in the world and the Coalition. During military operations, this channel broadcasts the successes of the army of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Russian Coalition groups: The "Caucasian Brotherhood" is an autonomous group in the Caucasus that considers itself a Russian-led state. These guys support both the "Islamic East" and Russia. They are armed with Soviet-era weaponry. They fight very well in the mountains and defend Russia in the Caucasus.

"Red Banner" is a group in Russia that supports communism. They support the local government and are involved in underground production. Their leader is Alexander Borovsky.

"Khloptsy" is a group in Ukraine loyal to the Armed Forces of the Republic of Crimea. It consists primarily of Ukrainians, but also Russians and Belarusians. They are armed with Soviet-era weapons and modern tanks. Their leader is Taras Ksenov.

The "Cossack Brotherhood" is a group in Kuban made up of hardened and stern men. They are mostly Ukrainians and Russians who consider themselves "Cossacks." They use horses. The leader is Nikolai Lukovits. Commanders: Gavrila Stepanenkov, Konstantin Kuznetsov (K.K). The "Red Bandanas" are a large group in Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine, whose distinctive symbol is a red bandana. The group is renowned for the discipline and morale of its fighters. The fighters train extensively and are excellent guerrillas. They constitute a largely autonomous, large army. This group frequently holds marches. The leader is Gennady Manaliev. The commanders are unknown. The state doesn't particularly trust them, despite the Reds' professed patriotism.

The Blue Berets are a paramilitary group in northwestern Russia, distinguished by their berets and blue uniforms. They are professional fighters and work for the government (protecting businesses and escorting VIPs). They are elite troops and therefore maintain discipline. They are competitors to the Red Bandanas and enjoy the government's trust. Their leader is Vyacheslav Kirilin.

All departments in the Russian Coalition:

1. The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MVD) is the ministry responsible for monitoring everything within the country (other ministries, monitoring the situation).
2. The Ministry of Defense (Ministry of Defense) is the ministry responsible for military equipment, armored vehicles, and supplies to the battlefield.
3. MFA (Ministry of Foreign Affairs) is the ministry responsible for relations with other states (mutual trade, unions).
4. OPD (Department for Combating Saboteurs) - A special department responsible for the capture and other operations against saboteurs and spies.
5. The Committee on Radiation, Biological, and Chemical Threats of the Coalition (CRBiKHUK) is responsible for monitoring radiation, biological, and chemical threats within the Russian Coalition. In the event of an emergency, it can dispatch a task force to eliminate the threat. There is also a CRBiKHUK, similar to the Committee on Radiation, Biological, and Chemical Threats, but not in the territories of other countries participating in the Russian Coalition.
6. The Sabotage Group Management Department (SMG) is a special department that plans and carries out sabotage operations in enemy territory, including landing and amphibious assaults, and the destruction of important facilities. It is extremely responsible, as diplomacy depends on it.
7. KMB (Maritime Safety Committee) is the committee responsible for the navy. It oversees and builds shipyards and ships.
8. RosPress Service is an information service that operates in various fields and locations, reporting on everything. They organize reports on production sites or the battlefield. At production sites, reporters cover how, what, and why things are being produced, as well as growth. During combat operations, reporters primarily work near the front, covering war events and specific successes in the area where they are located. Distinguishing features of war reporters include a helmet and body armor with the inscription "PRESS," as well as two white stripes on their arms.

Types of troops:

1. Intelligence troops.
2. Communication troops.
3. Support troops.
4. Troops of radiation and chemical protection.
5. Rear troops.
6. Space forces.
7. Troops of unmanned systems. Main branches of the armed forces:
8. Ground forces.
9. Naval troops.
10. Air forces.

Commanders of the main army of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan: Pyotr Goncharovsky is the President and Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan. Sergei Ladyshev - Field Marshal of the European Front. Viktor Vasnetsov - Field Marshal Far Eastern Front. Sultan Muraliev is a field marshal of the Central Asian Front. Maxim Rektovin - Commander of the Belarusian group. Nikolai Tarasov - Commander of the Ukrainian group. Dmitry Kazankov - Commander of the Caucasian group.

Tactics of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan:

1. A large-scale infantry assault—an all-infantry attack. This tactic is not officially recognized by the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan as the best or most appropriate, but some groups employ it out of extreme fanaticism and patriotism.
2. Massive artillery bombardment – ​​fire from a large number of artillery pieces at a target. Used for sieges.
3. Air-to-ground - a variant of a massive attack involving ground and air forces, which involves a breakthrough.
4. Strategic bombing is an air attack in which fighters are launched to distract air defenses, followed by bombers.
5. SPG attack - an attack using a SPG, which involves striking the enemy from a long distance.
6. Naval bombardment is an attack using ships that strike the enemy's coastal areas.
7. Airborne assault – a raid by transport aircraft from which soldiers jump by parachute. Used for a full-scale offensive.
8. Helicopter landing – used to destroy specific enemy areas. Involves a raid by several helicopters followed by a landing of troops.
9. Destruction of dams and bridges during retreat is a tactic during retreat, the purpose of which is to block the enemy’s further advance.
10. Unmanned attack - a UAV raid on a specific target: warehouse, barracks, hangar, armored vehicles, artillery and mortar positions, enemy troops.

The Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan are various units sent to the battlefield to fight under specific conditions against a specific enemy: "Arma" is a large, powerful unit designed for assault. They're tough guys. They use armored vehicles and focus on ground combat. They're based in Moscow. "Mushtra" is an elite special forces unit designed for specific missions in enemy territory. They don't like to be coddled. "Ensemble" is a unit designed for long-term defense and protection of the rear. "Destal" is a unit designed to counter enemy technology. They are already using weapons against armored targets. "Dikras" is a unit designed to engage the enemy in forests and confined areas. They use light weapons, sniper rifles, and explosives. "Gornyaki" (Miners) is a unit designed to fight the enemy in the mountains and hills. Location: Caucasus.

New armor for soldiers of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan: PBC — Personal Armor Suit. PB — Personal Armor. PZB — Personal Protective Armor.

1. "PBK-Ratnik" — The Ratnik armored suit offers excellent protection for soldiers deployed to Europe. It includes a durable helmet with integrated bulletproof glass, an improved flak jacket, and lightweight fatigues. It also has a winter version. It's quite comfortable. Distribution: Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, and the Baltic states.
2. "PBK-Nomad" — The Nomad armored suit offers excellent protection in the steppes and semi-deserts of Central Asia. It offers slightly less protection but is much more comfortable than the Ratnik, allowing soldiers to feel better in the heat. Color: Desert camouflage. Distribution: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, and Kyrgyzstan.
3. "PB-Kavkaz" — The Kavkaz armor, created by skilled craftsmen from the Caucasus, is designed for combat in mountainous and hot terrain. It includes a durable helmet, protective chest armor, leg armor, and special boots similar to army boots but with studded soles. The armor provides excellent protection and is very comfortable for running. Looks like an exoskeleton. Color: desert camouflage. Distribution: Caucasus, Caucasian volunteers.
4. "PZB-Shkval" — Personal Protective Armor Shkval, designed to engage the enemy in combat conditions, exposed to fire and shrapnel. The armor includes a durable helmet with integrated bulletproof glass and a respirator, as well as full-body protection. The armor is virtually fireproof, resistant to shrapnel, and even bullet-proof.
5. "PZB-Proton" — Personal Protective Armor Proton, designed to combat the enemy in conditions of chemical and radioactive contamination. The armor protects the entire body and is made of chemical-protective material. Dry rations of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan: Dry rations or IRP. Under increased stress, soldiers must replenish their energy. During exercises, deployments to disaster zones, and military conflicts, soldiers receive food boxes. Each country contains different items in these kits.

Equipment of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan: The T-90M is the main battle tank of the Republic of Kazakhstan Armed Forces. Its robust armor and powerful gun make it virtually invulnerable. The T-79 is a tank of the Republic of Kazakhstan Armed Forces, currently in early production. It features a powerful barrel and robust armor. Its powerful engine allows it to traverse virtually any terrain. Currently, it is only available to the main forces. The USS-44 is a supersonic attack aircraft capable of reaching high speeds. It delivers devastating strikes across an area by launching multiple powerful missiles. The Su-35 is the main fighter of the Republic of Kazakhstan Air Force. The Tu-1719 is a powerful and heavy jet strategic bomber of the Republic of Kazakhstan Armed Forces, the terror of Europe. It has two powerful cannons and one large-caliber anti-aircraft gun on each wing. A single powerful anti-aircraft gun is mounted on the tail. The wings, fuselage, bomb bay, and tail are heavily reinforced. It can carry 10 missiles and 21 bombs simultaneously, and sometimes even super-powerful bombs. It is used for mass destruction of the enemy. Its anti-aircraft guns and armor make this aircraft virtually invulnerable. The TRN-23 is a heavy-lift launch vehicle. It is used to transport and launch the STR-8000 missile from a secure location. It features a powerful engine and heavy armor. It is an armored personnel carrier without a cannon and can travel almost anywhere. It requires constant cover for safe transport. There are only 10 of these vehicles in the entire Coalition, where they exist. They are unavailable anywhere else and are a coveted prize for enemies. Top-secret blueprint. The STR-8000 is a super-heavy missile. It boasts immense power and a wide range. A powerful rocket engine allows the missile to accelerate to high speeds, and its pointed warhead allows it to penetrate both earth and reinforced concrete. There are only a few of these, but there are approximately 40 of them. They can be launched from either a silo or a transporter. FPV drones are used in the army.

The Russian Coalition Army (RCA) is a unification of the armies of the coalition member countries. Division of the army: The Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan are the ground forces of the Coalition. The VKS RK is the Coalition Air Force. The Navy of the Republic of Kazakhstan is the military fleet of the Coalition (Russia, Ukraine, the Baltic States, and Armenia are participating). The number of regular army soldiers: 3.5 million. Number of ground vehicles: 25,000 tanks, 20,000 armored personnel carriers, 25,000 infantry fighting vehicles, 35,000 trucks, 9,000 multiple launch rocket systems, 5,000 anti-aircraft missile and gun systems, 10,000 self-propelled guns Number of air vehicles: 15,000 helicopters, 12,000 fighters, 10,000 bombers. Number of marine equipment: 7,000 cruisers, 6,000 destroyers, 10 aircraft carriers, 4,000 submarines, and 300 nuclear submarines. The same BTR-80 armored personnel carriers are also used, as well as trains for transporting equipment and troops. Armament of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Kazakhstan: AK-12 – Kalashnikov assault rifle, the standard for the army. The AK-210 is a Kalashnikov assault rifle, a new model that's much better than its predecessors. It's more powerful and more comfortable. It can penetrate tough metal. AK-74 - Kalashnikov assault rifle, an obsolete version used by partisans in the Middle East and the Balkans. The SVD-70 is a Dragunov sniper rifle, a new model for the army, much better than the old model. It's very powerful and accurate. The RPT-11 Tanitsyn light machine gun, designed by Evgeny Tanitsyn, is a good machine gun option. It's convenient and powerful, and has a high rate of fire. RPG-7 is an old grenade launcher used in the East. The RPG-70 is an improved version of the older model, featuring a more powerful design and projectiles. The round is highly powerful and guarantees high projectile velocity. The Tanitsyn pistol (PT) is a pistol developed by Evgeny Tanitsyn. It is very good, but is not yet widely used. The SPG-3 is a stationary Ganyushkin machine gun, a heavy machine gun designed for single-mount installation. It features a high rate of fire and powerful firepower. These machine guns are used on vehicles, fortifications, pillboxes, and bunkers. PTRO-11 is an anti-tank hand-held weapon designed to combat armored targets.

The Russian Coalition is a very large and powerful state, consisting of all post-Soviet countries. The government in Moscow is headed by President Pyotr Alekseevich Goncharovsky. The Russian Coalition was created at the initiative of Russia and the CIS countries to strengthen relations between states, exchange technologies, and enhance the defense capabilities of participating countries. Numerous projects were launched to strengthen and improve the Coalition countries (such as expanded energy and new technologies). The construction of a large number of factories and other production facilities was also planned on the territory of the coalition countries. Countries included in the Russian Coalition:

1. Russian Federation (Leading country, founder).
2. Ukraine.
3. Belarus.
4. United Baltics (Estonia and Latvia).
5. Kazakhstan.
6. Uzbekistan.
7. Turkmenistan.
8. Kyrgyzstan.
9. Caucasus (Azerbaijan, Armenia). According to the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan, all countries have their own presidents, but Pyotr Goncharovsky is always at the helm.