The air over Moscow is heavy with anticipation, the once-busy streets now eerily silent as Russian forces prepare for retaliation. But nothing could prepare them for what’s coming. The United States, its resolve hardened by the flames of the Russian invasion, has launched Operation Red Storm, the largest and most ambitious military counterstrike in modern history. This is not just a mission to reclaim sovereignty—it’s a mission to end the war at its source.

The invasion begins before dawn. Stealth bombers slice through the Arctic skies, evading advanced Russian radar systems as they unleash precision strikes on key military infrastructure. Airbases erupt in fireballs, supply chains are severed, and command centers are plunged into chaos. Meanwhile, the Atlantic Ocean becomes a theater of warfare as American carrier strike groups spearhead the naval offensive, paving the way for the largest amphibious assault since World War II.

On the ground, a multinational coalition spearheaded by the U.S. Army storms across Eastern Europe. NATO forces, once strained by years of geopolitical tension, unite under a single banner, pushing through Belarus and Ukraine to carve a path into the Russian heartland. Columns of M1 Abrams tanks roar across snow-covered fields, supported by relentless airstrikes from F-35s and drones that blot out the sky.

In the midst of the chaos, elite Special Forces units operate deep behind enemy lines. Their mission: to dismantle Russia’s command and control structure from within. Armed with intelligence from local resistance groups, they target missile silos, sabotage communications, and sow disarray among Russian forces. Every move is calculated, every action decisive.

As American troops push closer to Moscow, the Kremlin faces a choice—continue the fight and risk total annihilation, or surrender to the overwhelming force bearing down on them. But surrender is not in Russia’s playbook. The battered nation digs in, deploying its remaining resources in a desperate bid to repeal the American army.