Soviet Union 1991

Today is the usual update, and the release will explode.

Since the island of Pozruz was abandoned in 1988 due to the virus leak, it has once again welcomed the figures of Soviet soldiers in chemical protective suits. The previous hasty evacuation almost abandoned the entire intact base. The armored vehicles that were intact three years ago were quietly parked in the same place, covered by sand and dust.

Although three years have passed, the sealed strains and poisonous gases are still deadly, and everyone is careful to take protective measures to prevent the skin or mouth from being exposed to the air. They came to the door of the sealed warehouse where the poisonous gases were stored. The half-meter-thick walls and steel-cast isolation doors separated the poisonous gas storage room from the outside world.

The long-sealed door was reopened, and these weapons of mass destruction saw the light of day again. Since the birth of the Cold War, chemical agents that were thought to have no place to be used have once again brought indelible fear to the world.

Sar-Lin, Ta-Beng, Soman, VX gas, mustard gas, anthrax strains, smallpox virus, plague bacillus, the Soviet Union's biological and chemical troops built a closed base for each virus or gas. The decades of confrontation between the two camps of the Cold War created the Soviet Union's most terrifying biological and chemical weapons virus library.

They carefully moved the sealed bottles of Soman and Sar-Lin from the sealed bunkers and then put them into larger sealed containers. These weapons of mass destruction will be installed in the warheads of air-to-ground missiles and then brought to the sky above the cities occupied by Chechen militants, giving them an unexpected surprise.

The volatility of Soman and Sar-Lin will not cause long-term pollution, and it is very suitable for deployment before the large-scale invasion of troops. Perhaps the effect that the armored forces in the Chechen War in history could not achieve, but the poison gas can easily achieve it.

Solidified gasoline-oil bombs, white phosphorus bombs, thermobaric bombs and other lethal weapons have appeared in the Engels bomber air force base in Saratov Oblast, where they are preparing to launch air strikes on Chechnya.

Yanayev hates the so-called human rights organizations accusing him of violating humanitarian behavior. The United States did more dirty things in Vietnam than anyone else, Agent Orange, gasoline-oil bombs, and massacres of civilians. Their indiscriminate killing of civilians still allowed the sanctimonious Uncle Sam to continue to play the role of the world's savior. The photos of children who were burned by ** until only a layer of flesh was left can bring more visual impact and shock than the so-called beautification propaganda. At least Yanayev only attacked the insurgents, while the United States was nakedly carrying out merciful massacres as the executioner of the invaders.

Might is justice, and range is truth. Yanayev believes that weapons of mass destruction can make opponents kneel down and beg for mercy, rather than trying to sit down and make further demands or bargain with him. Didn't Chechnya try to force the Moscow government to sit down and agree to their unreasonable demands through terrorist attacks?

It's a pity that this time, Dudayev did not meet the weak Yeltsin, but the decisive red tyrant Yanaev.

On the other hand, the battle plan also showed Yanaev's determination to wipe out the Chechen armed forces once and for all. The first step of the Soviet offensive was to occupy the two cities of Naurskaya and Gudermes, and then use them as a base to press Grozny step by step. Another force surrounded and approached Grozny from Orzhonni, Achkhoimartan, Urusmartan and Shali in the south of Grozny at the same time, using a strategic encirclement to contain the retreat route of the Chechen armed forces, and at the same time forcing them to stay in the Chechen capital to prevent these people from escaping to remote mountainous areas to engage in guerrilla warfare with the Soviet Union.

In the early stage, there will be endless bombing and air strikes to disrupt Chechnya's deployment, and then the rapid reaction force will advance into all the major cities in Chechnya, control the transportation hub area, and lay the foundation for occupying the entire country.

Engels Air Force Base has ushered in the busiest moment in recent years, with planes taking off and landing continuously, preparing for the upcoming war. It will also become one of the important bases for combating Chechen air forces.

The An-124 large transport plane parked at the airport opened the tail cabin, and the BMD-3 airborne combat vehicle was being transported into the cabin. These armed forces belonging to the rapid reaction force will be stationed in Chechnya as the first force to fire the war, so that those militants can feel the horror of airdropped tanks.

Soldiers carrying parachute backpacks are embarking on their journey in an orderly manner. These are the crew members of the tanks. They will accompany the tanks to drop from the sky, directly cutting off the connection between the enemy and other armed forces, achieving an unexpected and rapid offensive effect.

An-124 transport planes kept taking off from the airport taxiway and flew to Naurskaya and Gudermes. At present, the control of the Chechen armed forces over these two cities is far less solid than that of the Grozny axis area, and it is easy to become a breakthrough for the Soviet army. After all, the few Shilka Rivers are equipped in the Chechen capital, and the Soviet Air Force in other areas has complete air superiority.

If the citizens looked up that day, they would see the sky full of strategic transport planes like dense locusts, covering the blue sky above the city. On this day, the whole city sounded sharp and piercing air defense alarms, and only some Chechen rebels armed with pickup trucks were frantically looking for combat positions, ready to welcome the arrival of the Soviet steel torrent.

After removing the fixings of the BMD-3 airborne vehicle, the driver got into the cockpit of the infantry fighting vehicle, and the other paratroopers of the crew carried their parachute packs and prepared to parachute. So far, even with the Soviet Union's high-end technology, the driver can only follow the airborne vehicle to airdrop.

The tail door of the transport plane slowly opened, and the strong airflow made people unable to open their eyes. The BMD-3 airborne station vehicle with the fixings removed rushed into the cockpit like a violent wild horse and opened the red parachute in an astonishing high-altitude environment. After that, the airborne paratroopers trotted out of the cabin one after another in order. The crew of the An-124 transport plane made a gesture to them and shouted, "Comrades, may God bless you."

Above Naurskaya and Gudermes, bright red mushrooms bloomed one after another. They were the elite of the Soviet rapid reaction force, carrying death and artillery fire, and came to a perfect death god descending from the sky.

At this moment, the Chechen armed personnel who were ready to fight truly felt the horror of the Soviet army.

Some paratroopers landed on the ground first and immediately exchanged fire with the militants. They hid behind the car and fired at the militants, firing the first shot of the attack on Chechnya. The militants suppressed the offensive of the airborne advance troops with the power of the armed pickup truck. As more and more paratroopers successfully reached the ground, the originally one-sided situation became evenly matched.

A huge red shadow covered the figure of the airborne paratroopers. Everyone looked up and saw the huge steel body of the BMD-3 slowly descending from the sky. The paratroopers hiding on the back of the car evacuated one after another. The BMD-3 infantry fighting vehicle landed on the open ground and crushed a car into scrap metal. The huge impact overturned several cars around.

The empty parachute covered the figure of the BMD-3, and the Chechen armed personnel on the opposite side did not know what happened. With a crisp "ding dong", the parachute buckle was unfastened, and the BMD-3 airborne vehicle slowly turned the track and aimed the 30mm machine gun at the Chechen armed pickup truck. At the same time, all the soldiers leaned tightly on both sides of the infantry fighting vehicle, directing the BMD-3 to attack the opponent's firepower stronghold and clear out the armed elements who might carry anti-tank weapons.

The machine guns continued to slaughter and harvest the soldiers on the opposite side. The dazzling fireballs when the car exploded overturned all the enemies. The fragile pickup trucks could not resist the fierce artillery attack at all. The weak Chechen armed forces had no chance of winning in front of the mechanized Soviet army, so that they only had red steel figures left in their eyes.

On this day, in Naurskaya and Gudermes, the Chechen rebels who tried to get a share of the Soviet Union at its weakest time finally realized their own insignificance and the strength of the Soviet armed forces.

The steel tracks were moving forward, crushing their will to resist!

(PS: Although using a T80 to airdrop like in World of Conflict would be more impressive than using a BMD-3, I was afraid of being criticized for being unreasonable, so I decided not to do it, because at that time no country could achieve the integrated airdrop of a main battle tank and a man.)