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| - After the successful occupation of West Germany, the Soviets proceeded to invade the rest of Europe. The Soviets attacked with full-force, allocating most of their Category-A Class Armored Divisions into the battle. The Soviet advance continues unchecked until they've reached the French-German border in Central Europe, where they met with a massive American re-inforcement who intervened while the war in Europe was ongoing and finally managed to make the Soviets to stand still in the border. To the north, the Soviets conquered Sweden very early despite being neutral and began battling Norway in order to send an invasion force to Britain from there. To compensate for the price war they invaded Iran. The Soviet finally managed to take entire Norway by June 1991 and started sending bombing missions to Britain. British pilots managed to win the second Battle of Britain and the Soviets focused on the German-French border instead. Meanwhile, the Soviet Navy stormed into the Baltic Sea, engaging the British Royal Navy as it attempted to re-inforce their allies. While it remains on the defensive, Great Britain has held its ground after a furious Soviet attack using ships instead the air (although their sea blockade in the Mediterranean Sea was later crushed by the Soviets). By late 1992, the war then turned into a stalemate as the Soviet's superior firepower which gave them the upper hand in the start was eventually rendered moot by Allied maneuverability. Neither side could land a sufficient blow similar to WWI. In order to turn the tide the USSR financed two plans: they secretly gave money to several states who were on the verge of joining the Warsaw Pact - Syria, Egypt, Cuba, and Guatemala in order to invade very pro-western countries and make the west to spend more resources in helping them. The KGB wasted almost the entire Cold War in order to make these countries under the influence of the USSR. In early 1993 Syria and Egypt invaded Israel and Cuba and Guatemala invaded Mexico and from there they hoped of starting another front in the War against NATO, thus causing both the Middle Eastern Theater and the American Theater with an offense and occupation attempted on Great Britain, called Operation Hollow Eagle. beachhead and advance, and partially secure London. After a bloody fight, much bloodier than the battle of Stalingrad they turn back as British civilians and NATO caused them massive casualties. By mid 1994 with both sides were unable to make an effective offense as both sides had learned from each other technical machines and strategy. The Allies found itself with a shortage of oil reserves which threatens the War effort, while the Warsaw Pact supplied its crude oil to the Communists, using the massive oil reserves in the USSR, Iran oil fields which they conquered and captured north Norway. Renewable green energy projects were given priority by The Allies scientists and the helium 3 which was extracted from the American Moon base. The Green revolution - which already started a few years before the War - was given a massive boom as the war burn a large amount of oil reserves. Both sides started to develop new weapons in hopes of breaching through. The battle of Moscow was undoubtedly the bloodiest single fight in the War, the battle lasted for a week and two days (ending by February 5th). On February 7th the USSR surrendered and the Third World War was over. As Cuba and Guatemala attacked Mexico from the east with Soviet-produced weapons in hopes of reaching America, it was no wonder that Mexico asked NATO help. In return to help the War in Europe, once its own border is secured, the West sent medical and military help in addition to several American soldiers who were stationed in America help the Mexican forces against its enemies. The US sent its airplanes and soldiers to help Mexico. The War was hard fought as NATO and Maxican troops fought on each Caribbean island, similar to the Pacific War in World War 2. However, even Cuba and Guatemala were on oil shortage and sought a peace agreement as they realised that NATO would win the War. On 23 March 1996 the war was over, at least in North America.
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