Small Counter-Attacks from Russia; EF Pulling out of USA

July 21, 2020-Compared to the 2 months before, the frontlines of World War III have seen as much of a stand still as ever. However, that doesn't mean that there was no fighting. In New England, the SGB has started a small counter attack designed to split off the Midwest from the rest of the country. The attack is so far succeeding, as Pennsylvania is almost in Russian hands once again. Fierce fighting at Fort Campbell in Virginia have not shown a clear victor yet, but Spetznaz seems to have a slight edge. When asked about the massive retreating last week, General Sergei Izotov of the SGB said, "Retreating? What retreating? We are simply strategically falling back."
In Georgia, JSF officers report that diplomatic negotiations between commanders on the Southern Front are close to negotiating a withrawal of Enforcer Corps troops from America by next week. Despite the peace talks, small skirmishes have been going on all day at Okefenokee, with the JSF winning the majority of them. President Becerra is optimistic about relations with Europe. "The Washington-Paris Axis is in perfect condition," a White House spokesman said earlier this week. It is unknown, however, if the EF will leave New York City if the Euros do, in fact, evacuate from the USA.
The salvaged offensive in western Russia by the EF is slowly grinding to a halt. European attacks at Carpathia have seen no sucess, and SGB troops in the north have resumed bombardment and attacks on Copenhagen. The European defenses in the city have shown no signs of breaking, however.
What will next week bring us? Will General Izotov give us another all-out offensive in America to prevent annhilation? Will Copenhagen fall once again to Mother Russia? From San Diego, I'm Bruce Feld, signing off.
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