September 1, 1939: Germany launched an offensive campaign against Poland. Several actions were taken in response to this. The Balkan Defense Pact was formed, a coalition between Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, and Hungary. However, they stood no chance against Germany and Poland fell quickly. 4 other coalitions were formed. The South Americans vowed to fight together against a common enemy to defend their continent. Asia did the same with China, Xingjiang, India, and Mongolia. The Europe Treaty was formed including UK, France, Germany, and USSR. However, UK and France declared neutrality in the inevitable world war, and left. Noticing these actions, the USSR left the pact as well. The Soviet Union made defense treaties around the world vowing to protect allies in return for their loyalty towards the Soviet Cause. All countries who were asked accepted the treaties except for Finland. A separate defense force was later formed including USA, Japan, Mexico, and Canada. Weeks later, the Mediterranean nations also made a peace treaty to protect their seas. This included Egypt, Afghanistan, Iran, and Greece. Unable to provide aid to their Polish ally, the Balkan Defense Pact shifted its focus to conquering it's enemies in order to gain a more secure foothold against the advancing Germans. While a non-aggression pact between the Soviet Union and the Balkans had been signed, the BDP broke their contract when they invaded the Soviet ally Yugoslavia. In retaliation, the Soviets provided aid to the Yugoslavians and helped them defend against Romania and Bulgaria who both fell. Germany consumed all the small nations bordering it including Hungary.

1939-1940: Fight for Control: The Soviets next plan was to slowly expand it's border so that it could have a better chance at defending an invading enemy. The ruler of Estonia, a former ally of the Soviets, left his command, leaving the nation without a leader. The USSR saw this action as an opportunity to expand, and began a short war against the Estonians. The Soviets had an entire army division facing off against a few local militias and ordnance. They never stood a chance from the beginning. A separate campaign was launched in order to control Tannu Tuva, a neighboring country that posed a threat to the USSR if not dealt with quickly. The Red Army attacked with an unconvential infantry division and suffered high losses fighting against the dug in Tannu Tuva militias. Tannu Tuva was eventually overwhelmed and fell to the Soviets. Additionally, various ordnance and infantry were deployed against the Finnish border to defend an invasion against the feared Finnish leader. The Finns saw this as an act of war and launched a surprise attack, encircling and defeating an army near Murmansk. If the Finns managed to breakthrough the defensive lines on the border, the land behind was virtually undefended. Because of this, the Soviets desperately sought to launch an offensive campaign and force the Finns back. The Soviet's airborne landing division were deployed from gliders into Helsinki, the Finnish capital. They held the city until infantry reinforcements arrived and then pushed north through the forests. The Finns launched one last counter offensive to cut off Murmansk but the army was pushed back after heavy artillery bombardment. Troops now behind lines in Finland split the country in two. The northern army took out the north from all sides and the defensive lines bombarded the Finn's fortifications until they surrendered. Within a year, the Soviets had expanded its border in Scandinavia, Tannu Tuva, and the Balkan territory.

1940: Mediterranean-Soviet Cold War: The Mediterranean-Soviet Cold War was an exaggerated cold war where the Soviets realized the Mediterranean threat and worked to reinforce the border. It invaded parts of Persia where Afghanistan had not yet reached. Iran had moved through Saudi-Arabia, and Greece was planning an offensive through Turkey. The mistrust between these nations would lead to a subwar that would last until the final days of the war. After the overthrowing of the Turkish leader, the USSR declared Turkish land as it's own and announced an offensive to take the land. Hours later, Greece announced the same thing. The Soviets had 3 full armies in the area, the 49th, 56th, and 21st. These armies had 2 divisions of the brand new T-28 medium tanks, 2 motorized infantry divisions, 2 self propelled anti-air divisions, 2 self propelled artillery divisions, and 2 self propelled rocket artillery divisions. The Greeks had a larger Navy and more infantry units. While both sides were not actually at war, each looked for an opportunity to backstab the other. The Greeks soon occupied west Turkey while the Soviets occupied the east. The soviet occupations led to border disputes with Iran however, and soon the Mediterranean coalition found its member seeking different goals and falling apart. Greece and Afghanistan sided with the Soviets and Egypt sided with Iran on the border conflict, sending troops overseas. The inevitable war began in the early days of October, with the Soviets on the offensive. The Greeks and Soviets fought together in the Battle of the Mediterranean Sea, where Greek battleships clashed against Egyptian capital ships and Soviet submarines hunted down Egyptian transports. The battle lasted 1 week and casualties were high on both sides. In the end, the Soviets and Greeks were able to secure the Mediterranean and the Suez canal, preventing Egypt from reinforcing it's Iranian ally. Simultaneously, the Greek military fought along the Iranian coast, seizing the capital and working it's way down to the East Suez. The Soviets took the mainland and saw the most victories, gaining the most land. Afghanistan provided close air support and sent troops to cities along the east coast. After months of fighting, Iran finally fell, leaving Egypt on it's own.

1941: Scandinavia War: The Free City of Danzig went to war with Sweden. The Soviets at first declared neutrality but later fought it's own war against Sweden. This was a brief war in which Danzig gained Southern Sweden and the Soviets captured the North. The Soviets had the new KV-1 tank model in it's 3 armies on the front. Following the war against Sweden, Danzig attacked Norway, and the Soviets did too. The USSR had to make sure the border was even and that Danzig was unable to outflank their land in Sweden and Finland. Border disputes about Danzig armies along the border led to the Soviets declaring war against them. They had been looking for a reason to attack and now they had one. However, Danzig allies Afghanistan and Ireland both claimed no armies were on the border. The Soviets then made it clear that anyone claiming Danzig was innocent would be sent to Gulags. After that everybody shut up. Danzig rapidly fell to the mechanized Soviet armies and evacuated its last troops in Oslo. These transports were supposedly headed for Brazil but later reports showed they changed course for Liberia. Several ships were destroyed by a damaged Soviet battleship which had taken several torpedoes against 9 Norwegian destroyers earlier in the war. This ship eventually withdrew north to regroup with 4 other battleships and form a blockade along the north, protecting the USSR's undefended north. Near the end of the war a Soviet army transport was intercepted and destroyed by Danzig in occupied Liberia but this was the last time anyone heard from Danzig. This war reduced popularity among Danzig's allies, Ireland and Afghanistan. The Soviets now had a better foothold against Germany, who had left the game.

1941: Early Wars in Asia: At the same time the Soviets invaded Sweden, Japan sent a treaty to me asking me to destroy Xingiang while he destroyed Mongolia, India, and China. Asia was a threat to the Soviets, so they accepted the offer. Japan moved through Mongolia and the Asia coalition disbanded. A Japanese cold war against China pursued, but no official war took place. However the Soviet attack on Xingijiang was delayed when the Germans declared war.

1941-1945: War in Europe: The war in Europe was the longest most brutal front in the entire war. Germany, France, Spain, Bulgaria, UK, and Portugal all teamed up against the unpopular Soviets. Lets back up a few months to where Germany had not declared war yet. The war in Iran had just ended and Greece had it's eyes on Yugoslavia. Yugoslavia had broke the Non-aggression pact with the Soviets when it invaded Italy, and Greece asked if the USSR could aid them in a war against Yugoslavia. The Soviets accepted and started moving reinforcements in. Greece attacked first, but overextended and was pushed back to its starting position. However troops were deployed along the Italian coast and the Yugoslavians were forced to fight in Italy and core Yugoslavia. The Soviets advanced along the mainland while Greece took out Italy and the Yugoslav coast. At the same time that Yugoslavia fell, Germany declared war. The Soviets were not prepared for this action and were encircled in Yugoslavia. However, even though the Soviet army was smaller than the Germany army, the higher resource production allowed them to make more troops. Soon T-34s were on the battlefield fighting alongside the advanced SP divisions. Poland was soon liberated while Soviet troops attempted to breakthrough along the Romania coast and connect back to Odessa. Soviet battleships aided with coastal bombardment but it took 3 attempts to break through. A soviet paratrooper army was being produced in the East and a large airforce was being made in Scandinavia. The Soviet's main cities were rolling out armies faster than ever with upgraded factories. The encirclment in Yugoslavia was soon turned around when the armies attempted another breakthrough, this time through Hungary. They reached the 79th army who had been advancing west and split Germany in two. The Balkan territory was cleaned up after heavy bombardment, and troops along the border advanced through Poland, pushing Germany back to it's starting spot. Several breakthroughs were made along the German defenses and soon Berlin fell. After the second battle of Berlin, Soviet armies cleaned up the remaining cities until Germany surrendered. Denmark became the main air force base in Europe housing over 100 squadrons of aircraft. Soon France declared war. The German troops sat in their fortifications and bombarded the French from a safe distance. However the Maginot Line did not collapse as planned, so a new strategy was developed. The Soviets attempted to attack through their ally Netherland's land. They outflanked the Maginot and took down France after 4 weeks of fighting. Netherlands occupied some of the coast as well as a few cities with uprisings including Paris. Soviet Armies moved along the English Channel coast and along the Spanish fortifications. a 5 week bombing campaign against the United Kingdom ensued which led to Plymouth and Portsmouth uprising to the Netherlands. By this time the Soviet army was 500 divisions strong and had the biggest army at 30%. The Soviets allied with the new CM coalition (Constitutional-Monarchist whatever that means) which had Mexico, USA, and Japan. USA owned Canada and Japan held Mongolia. Spain declared war but was put down after 3 weeks. The Soviets now shifted focus to the UK and Netherlands who was becoming more and more afk.

1942-1945: Mediterranean-Soviet War Continued: Afghanistan was still upset about the Danzig-Soviet war, and wanted land from the Soviet Union in Saudi-Arabia. In response, the Soviets were like wtf no and deployed a massive paratrooper army against Afghanistan which fell within 2 days. Greece was tasked with controlling Egypt before the only other remaining South American coalition could. This led to him fighting Egypt and France who controlled Africa. This front lasted until the end of the war. Meanwhile, the Soviets began production of a large Navy in the Saudi Arabia area as well as the Mediterranean area. 4 bombardment fleets were created as well as an aircraft carrier fleet carrying 64 squadrons.

1942-1943: Asia War Continued: The Soviets were finally able to attack Xingjiang and destroyed most of the land. USA removed Mexico and China joined instead. China and Japan finished of Xingjiang and the 3 nations split India with a smooth border. The Japanese moved to take out New Zealand but were forced into another war when USA quit the game.

1943-1945: CM-SADP Cold War and Clash for USA: The Cold War between the final coalitions was the longest Cold War of the game. The Soviets had been investing in a nuclear program for quite some time and were far ahead of any other nation. Spies on both sides were everywhere and the Soviets owned nearby French and UK islands that could be used againt the SADP (Peru + Mexico + Colombia + Argentina). With USA gone, Greek joined the CM coalition (Now called divine league (DL)). Japan took the US coast while the Soviets took out Alaska and Mexico took the central area. A message was intercepted from the South Americans claiming that they had to do something quick because the DL was already at 2400 points. The Falkland islands were to be the primary base in case of an invasion but both armies uprised and turned to the UK. Several mini wars against Madagascar lasted towards the end of the war as well. A plan to take out South America was put in place, where we would deploy along the poorly defended west coast. However, this plan was never used.

1945: End of the War: Netherlands wasn't doing anything so the Soviets attacked. The land was quickly captured except for cities in the UK. The Soviets decided to test out their new Nuclear Bomber against Portsmouth. At this time, 1 nuclear bomber was being sent to a French island near South America and 1 was in Europe. The one in Europe flew over the channel and dropped it's atomic bomb on the city. UK and Netherland armies were wiped out instantly by the blast. The large explosion also wiped out 6 soviet submarines along the coast. Seeing that the Soviet Union already had Nuclear weapons, the South Americans asked for a peace treaty and the Devine League controlled the world. The war ended and all countries were returned their land and would become puppets to the Devine League nations.