Six of the B-2s are shot down, but all of them manage to release their payload of 4 5000 kilogram bombs directly on top of the Velucian defenses.

The SU-24s, as they pass, are lit up by 60 Flakpanzer Gepards, firing both SAMs and 30mm cannons at the slower CAS aircraft.

The missiles being fired at the defensive lines kill around 1200 soldiers, 15 Leopard 3s, and a single PZh.

The instant that the Velucian Destroyers open fire, the Prussian Carrier Group off the coast of Lebanon all opens fire. The two Bismarck-class Battleships fire a collective 16 tri-cannon 20-inch naval guns, all of them assisted by a firing computer. The 8 Berlin-Class Missile Cruisers fire off a collective 16 anti-ship ballistic missiles towards the destroyers, focusing on four of them. The eight Type-206 U Boats that were previously used to creep up the Coast silently orient themselves to fire their torpedoes, each of them firing off 2 535cm anti-ship torpedoes then going into a shallow dive at 2 knots immediately after.

Any T-90As that engage the Leopard 3 have a very difficult time penetrating the tank from the front, given its sloped design and ERA.

The pzh 2000s continue firing off 155mm shells at heavy concentrations of attacking infantry or armored vehicles.