History of World War III
In 2039, there was a revolution in the Federation of Russia known as the Grey Rebellion. Due to the governor of Rostov Oblast (Konstantin Mikhailov)'s corruption, he was assassinated, leading to a chain reaction of assassinations on administrative leaders culminating in a full-scale rebellion, which in turn culminated in the capture of Moscow by the Grey Rebels. However, after the hostile takeover, the Grey Rebels became uncertain who the next government leader would be. In 2042, the Grey War started with the Battle of Usinsk Forest, fought between the Reactionary Party and the Fascist Party on April 12 of the same year. Both sides suffered heavy losses, with a pyrrhic victory for the Reactionary Party, which severely
In 2039, there was a revolution in the Federation of Russia known as the Grey Rebellion. Due to the governor of Rostov Oblast (Konstantin Mikhailov)'s corruption, he was assassinated, leading to a chain reaction of assassinations on administrative leaders culminating in a full-scale rebellion, which in turn culminated in the capture of Moscow by the Grey Rebels. However, after the hostile takeover, the Grey Rebels became uncertain who the next government leader would be. In 2042, the Grey War started with the Battle of Usinsk Forest, fought between the Reactionary Party and the Fascist Party on April 12 of the same year. Both sides suffered heavy losses, with a pyrrhic victory for the Reactionary Party, which severely