Copenhagen Under Fire; JSF Launches Major Offensive

June 15, 2020-The city of Copenhagen in the former nation of Denmark is now under attack by the seemingly unstoppable Russian Spetznaz Guard Brigade. The loss of Copenhagen would signify the first loss of a major city for either side. EF President Nathalie Perreau has made comments about the importance of Copenhagen to the EF's national security, and without it, the EF Navy would have to find another port to reside in. General Izotov has been prepared for what will be the first penetration onto European soil of this war "for months," he says. "The capture of Copenhagen signifies the beginning of the end for the European Menace." Fortunately, Ilaria Cimino, head of the war materials production for the EF, recently upped the production of all vehicles at the request of President Perreau. "I realize that the nation of the Federation of Europe is now under attack," the president says. "I feel that it is important for our nation to remain a superpower. In order to do that, we must fight back."
In America, Commander Scott Mitchell of the JSF is launching a major offensive against the Russian territory in the Midwest. "It is expected to last for at least a month, and the goal is to drive Russia back to the sea," Mitchell said earlier this week. "The Russians are actually attacking in Pennsylvania right now, so they play perfectly into our hands. We are hoping to push them out of the country by way of Maine."
Down south, America is also attempting to drive the Enforcer Corps back into Georgia with an offensive at Pamlico. A brutal battle has occurred on the beaches at the Carolinian city, and the JSF is now looking to push Europe back.
In eastern Europe, the SGB has not pushed further into western Europe, as we predicted. Taking advantage of the lull on the Eastern Front, General Bankole sent two spearheads back to Istra and Mahilyow to renew World War III's first offensive. Bankole's goal is similar to Adolf Hitler's goal in WWII to push Russia back halfway to Moscow, then build up forces and drive to the capital. President Kapalking of the Russian Federation issued this statement when asked if the EF would succeed in taking Moscow: "Over my dead body." From San Diego, I'm Bruce Feld. Stay tuned for more war info.