Two of the Pumas are taken down as a lucky rocket hits an undefended area of the plating.

Six ME-20 fighters strafe the CEF lines with 20mm guns.


Prussian Forces have rolled up to the walls of Islamabad. The defenders have very little morale left, having had the Prussian Military blitz through their nation with very little opposition. The Panzers and Infantry begin surrounding the city while paratroopers begin landing behind the tank lines, preparing to launch an assault to take the city.

The Pumas, thanks to the rapidly advancing Prussian lines, are quickly reinforced by a full company of combat engineers, and four Leopard 3 MBTs. The .50 caliber MGs on the top of the Leopards simply fire into the remaining CEF forces.

Seeing as the reserves are armed, and charging at Prussian lines, they are fired upon. The 120 Prussian Soldiers, 3 Leopards, and 8 Pumas all open fire at the charging partisans.

The rocket, being designed to destroy armored vehicles, hits the ground next to a pair of combat engineers. Shrapnel hits them in the legs, knocking them down.

The Pumas immediately turn and unleash a burst of automatic 20mm HE rounds towards the retreating CEF. A Leopard also fires an HE 120mm round.

The Fallschrimjager simply point their rifles at the remaining CEF forces and fire.


The Prussian military has pushed into Islamabad, encountering rather fierce resistance from the Pakistani military. The advance is happening much slower than anticipated.

Prussian forces finally secure Islamabad, effectively securing all of Pakistan. A defense force of 120,000 Bundeswehr will remain behind to defend the new territory and fully integrate it into the Empire.

280,000 soldiers, 600 Leopard 3 MBTs, 900 DeutscheTiger Attack Helicopters, and 1200 Puma IFVs begin rolling into Iran, intent on securing the country swiftly.

So long as the Belkan military only occupies the provinces bordering the Caspian sea and does not advance further, there will be no conflict.

We thank the Belkan government for their cooperation.