Quiri1997

Somewhere in the Russy-Akitsushima border, june 1923: The river Kholkh was burning, or so could be descreibed from the brutality of the engagement that was taking place alongside it. The Akitsushima army had sent forces to cross that river into the Federation, and now the reds were responding in kind. The situation had escalated: from patrol units to entire battalions, and now -a month after the incident started- they were three infantry divisions on the Akitshushiman side and two rifle divisions on the Federation side, which had been fighting for an entire week. This might seem like a bad situation for the Federation forces. However, their faster reinforcement rates, the higher amount and quality of their artillery and, above all, the fact that they were fighting on an advantageous position against infantry charges meant that the situation was at a stalemate. Now, these two divisions were being reinforced by two tank brigades and a motor rifle division. They also received another