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North Western Anatolia, Kyavan

From Izmit to Urbeaureum the Russian lines stretched, one hundred-and-eighty thousand men and women. Hundreds of guns, thousands of armoured vehicles, and at Izmit, Feldmarschal Manya Pushkina completed her plans.

The first Division had centred on Urbeaureum, the second on Izmit, the third would be further south, and the fourth distributed to support the others.

Taken from the four divisions would be several regiments specially selected to ensure the assault on Rhodes failed. The Honourable Goygol Amphibious Regiment, The Chernoyarsky Mounted Rifles, The Kharabalinsky Drivers' Regiment, The Limansky Guns, The Loyal Shahbuz Guns, The Maykop Noble Engineers, The Voroshilovksy Bombardiers, The Gusar Fusiliers' Regiment.

They were already headed for the far south while their counterparts dug in, they would arrive easily within a day. They had one job, make the kafairian's lives as hard as possible, or crudely rendered, blow them to hell.

Using MRSI and shoot'n'scoot tactics they would harry kafairian supply ships, preparing to assault the rear of the Kafairian lines in the Rhodos city when they were ready.

Russo-Zentralian Border

Shells shot down across the Zentralian lines, striking the ground as hundreds of explosions deafen the sky. Men thrown through the air screaming, and structures crumble under the onslaught. Clods of earth thrown high in the air as others dive for cover under the rain of fire. Immediately, reserves were sent to the front line, expecting a frontal assault, but it never came.

A roaring in the distance, behind the russian lines, growing louder with every minute, then they came. Dozens upon dozens of planes, making straight for the Zentralian lines. They split off into groups, each heading for different assets.

Across the Zentralreich munitions dumps, fuel depots, and hundreds of vehicles, went up in smoke. The Zentralian war effort suffered deeply, it would be hard to mount any effective offensive without significant time to restock the lines, but for now they were vulnerable, time would tell how the Russians would exploit this weakness.