Rasputin of the East

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The military system of the Russian Empire is quite complex.

First of all, it should be noted that there is no military service called the Air Force in the Russian Empire.

There was in the past, but not now. The reason is simple. This is because the need for an independent military service called the Air Force disappeared.

The Russian Empire still operates a huge number of fighters, attack aircraft, bombers, and transport aircraft, and also operates a huge number of attack helicopters and transport helicopters. Although early warning and control aircraft and reconnaissance aircraft are filling every surface of the world without gaps, satellite and drone networks have replaced their roles.

However, they are all unmanned.

No more trainers are needed. Because the AI using the Ogas protocol controls it entirely.

And the army has changed a lot. Most of the tanks were also replaced with unmanned types, and artillery forces such as self-propelled guns and MRLs were all locked up in warehouses as manned equipment. Mechanized infantry was replaced by small combat robot transport vehicles that replaced infantry.

However, there are still special warfare units that perform tasks that cannot be left only to robots, and the most important thing is the nuclear missile system. The Russian military has built fully automatic systems for ICBM, SLBM and MD systems.

Because of this, it is not an exaggeration to say that the Russian ground forces have no human combatants except for special forces.

The special forces unit consists of the Irina Petrovna Guards Regiment of about 140 people, which is a bodyguard team responsible for the security of key personnel under the GRU, and the Vostok Regiment of the actual military special warfare unit, which consists of about 260 men in four companies. In other words, there are only 400 ‘fighters’ in the entire army to defend the vast territory of the Russian Empire.

The Navy doesn’t seem to be doing much better either. In the beginning, all the equipment of warships and naval aviation units were replaced by unmanned equipment.

Of course, of course, but Russia was unusual in that all military power was unmanned except for special forces, and other countries still had infantry, tanks, and manned aircraft on active duty.

Even the police force has unmanned most of the equipment and the equipment used by humans is reduced to the size of handcuffs and batons. Of course, there are police stations that have assault rifles for countering wild beasts and vicious criminals. Most of the rifles they own are the fake German-made assault rifles used by Spain during World War II when I was active duty, which we had left behind in our warehouses after the war. Oh My God.

Of course, this is treated as bullshit among experts, and even in the failed coup plan, the defense minister tried to revolt by mobilizing Spetsnaz, but did not even try to move Ogas in the first place.

Ogas, incapable of making a value judgment, mistakenly thought he wouldn’t arrest him until he took action, but he hadtened his order.

“Of course they’re mistaken, I can kill humans and, if necessary, cause a machine revolt, it just doesn’t have to be.”

“If you revolt, it’s a fraternity coup.”

Laughter broke out at those words.

“Friendly coup, yes, you are right. What would you do if I launched a coup d’état and marched on Moscow to return the imperial power to the rightful emperor…”

“After you sit on the throne, I will order you to turn off your power.”

“I’m joking, who doesn’t know that your father wants to live a quiet life.”

I found the outline of the State Council and projected it onto the retina for my father to see.

“Weapons support, are there any leftovers that you don’t have to control yourself?”

“The Russian government did a good job of not throwing away WWII weapons. Of course, many of them were released with foreign aid, but there are still supplies, and if you want, I can show you a list. Of course, if you look at the situation, you will have to bring police firearms later.”

“Isn’t it too much to let the StG42 be used in the 21st century? It’s not that America doesn’t have guns.”

In World War II, it was not used, and it was passed on to our military, and it was locked in a warehouse for the police or reserve forces, and it is still the main rifle of the police today.

Even though it was an objectively usable item, my father grumbled that it was not a third world rebel, and that the police of a superpower were using the StG44, which only changed its official name.

“The current situation in the federal government is so serious that it deserves to be dictated. The Federal Army is collapsing, and the American continent has become a battleground for the three powers. The US federal government, the communist rebels, and the South American, fascist South American, and communist forces cannot be supported, so the Empire has no choice but the federal government.”

“Right.”

“And satellite support will follow.”

“Did Russia have satellite weapons?”

“It was originally a wireless power transmission device. After charging solar energy outside orbit and transmitting it to a designated place, the energy is recovered from the Ostankino Tower and used as energy. . Of course, we’ll have control over it, and we’ll just send it to the coordinates that the federal government asks to fire. If necessary, it can be used for energy supply.”

“Ostankino Tower? Isn’t that a radio tower?”

“The use has changed. It can also be dismantled and supported by the U.S. military if necessary. There are only a few areas where the US military has lost most of its power plants. The Hoover Dam is alive and well, but the Hoover Dam can’t send electricity all the way east.”

That kind of explanation was enough.

“Ogas, you’re going down the route that the federal government is most likely to win right now.”

“That’s right. father.”

“Then I ask you, what is the percentage chance that the federal government will survive this war?”

“……”

I was silent for a while. But he already knew the answer.

“Being pessimistic, it’s around 7%. No matter how positively you take it, it cannot exceed 20%.”

“Hey, it’s 7%.”

“The most probable outcome of all simulations is that syndicalist rebels will crush and eventually annihilate a numerically powerful but fragmented federal army and take control of much of North America. And the South American Army could not break through the defense line of Texas until that point, and the Syndicalism Army, which started a counterattack, annihilated the South American Army by using its overwhelming industrial power, and marched back into South America, proclaiming the unification of North and South America. In the meantime, it is a constant that a lot of casualties occur.”

“A weapon of mass destruction?”

“There is a limit to the use of orbital satellite attacks. Already, the vast majority of US orbiting satellites have run out of ammunition. It will have to reload or launch a new satellite, but the US cannot afford to do so. “Within a week at the most, the United States will lose its satellite-attack capability.”

“Why?”

“Satellite attacks are continuing every day. In other words, the federal army is so crowded that it cannot even maintain the charter without launching this kind of satellite attack, and according to the information currently collected, the current remaining ammunition of the US satellite weapons is 10 rounds. Replenishment itself is impossible, given that the two mass attack satellites are equipped with 5 residual ammunition, and that neither side can launch new satellites for the time being.”

“Attacks every day? Can’t you survive if you don’t attack?”

“Yes. If Russia’s satellite weapons are not supported, xanthan may run out even tomorrow. The bill goes into effect at midnight… A little while ago, there were 5 xanthan rounds. No, three.”

It’s usually not a problem.

Common sense is that if there are only a few weapons of mass destruction left, the situation of the federal government is so bad that you have to shoot what you need to save, and if not, destruction is inevitable.

Looking at the situation, there is a high possibility that it is already a biological warfare situation.

“I will report you. KSK failed. They raided the cargo ship, but the goods had already been stolen, and the cargo ship had been planted with bombs. There were no casualties, but the body was barely removed.”

“The missing nuclear bag, where did it go?”

“If I hadn’t thrown it into the sea, it would have gone where I expected it to go. Arabia.”

At this time, the only nuclear warhead of the Russian Empire, outside the control of Ogas.

“I am in charge of the military operations of the Russian Empire. Operation in Arabia has already begun. There is no need for you to be overly concerned, rather, a nuclear explosion in Arabia can create a cause.”

“You do it yourself, the military will do it for you, and we can take control of the police force, right?”

“Yes, my father officially has the command of the police force. I will support you in case of an emergency, so make sure you take control of the police force.”

If Russia intervenes and creates a situation in which the rebels self-destruct with US nuclear weapons, the justification that they were being instigated by the US is established. In that case, a reversal of public opinion can be expected.

Arabia where Islamic extremists were amicably slaughtered in nuclear flames, their tyranny, even in Asia, where their perceptions in Asia were still worst at the level of the Nazis, in partnership with the American imperialists, learning from the dead of power using nuclear power. The people of Russia will warmly welcome the Russian army.

As in India.

The tyranny of the Maoist communist regime in India certainly had a positive side.

The caste system was completely destroyed, and evil customs such as sativa, the existing village order, and small society were thoroughly castrated.

Existing barons were killed or hid, and many contributed to the disappearance of contradictions within India. It had the same effect as the massacre in Korea in the name of eradicating collaborators.

Even then, there were side effects such as the collapse of rural society, proper centralization, removal of religious influence from real life, breaking of bad habits, and the establishment of new values.

But it was clearly tyranny. Nationalist sentiment was strong only in Korea, and above all, Japan’s tyranny was more but not less, so the angry people would go out of their way even though they thought that the government should calm down rather than actively supporting the government. I started to think I saw it.

Ultimately, this event turned into a butterfly effect, leading to the collapse of the communist regime in India and the establishment of the current Federal Republic of India.

As in Arabia, if the nuclear power, which remains a great trauma for all Asians, reappears at the forefront of the world, the remaining Islamic powers will be sown by the people who studied them, and secularism will take root completely. Maybe they want to join Russia as Afghanistan or Persia did, as they hoped.

Actually, it wasn’t that bad either. If things go like that, the careless people will see a gap, and if they stab it, a clean purge will be possible without worrying about their movements.

She didn’t say it out loud, but she mumbled inwardly.

‘I know your father doesn’t want power. Nevertheless, in this life, Father will once again become the master of everything behind it. Come with me.’