Russian/UNBCA-Belorussian War

Belarus:
Troops: 2.4 Million (1million rebels 1.4 million army)

Tanks: 36,000 t44-100, 10,000 t64b, 5000 t72a, 12,000 t55a, 2000 t62a,

Planes: 1000 mig 29s, 400 Mi 24 attack helis, 3000 mig 21

Russia/UN
Troops: 2.2 Million (1.4million Russia, 200,000 Amuria, 600,000 UN(Belgium))

Tanks: 22,000 t55, 700 leo 2a6, 4000 t90a1, 150 t14 armata, 300 M1A1 Belgium variant,

Planes: 570 F15 E strike eagles, 1200 su57, 700 AH64,

Troop Losses
Russia/UN: 217,000 lost or missing. 182,000 Injured

Belarus: 580,000 lost or missing. 330,000 Injured

War Overview
In October 27th 2027, Belorussian forces surprise attacked the Russian Federation. In 24 hours, the UN created a crisis emergency response group effort in hoping of stopping their advance. This did not work, Belarusian troops were at a amount of 2.42 million while Russia and the UN could only scramble 250,000 in an attempt. On November 4th, Belorussian forces successfully captured the city of Smolensk and began their invasion of Moscow. On the northern side, Belorussian forces defeated a small amount of Russian troops defending the town of Pskov and encircled 5000 Russians in the city of Veliky Novgorod. The main attempt of the Belarusian goal was to take St Petersburg and Moscow then invade southern Russia to volgograd.

The Belarusians advanced to St Petersburg and was 46 kilometers away when Russian troops set a high defensive line on the Neva river and the E105 road. The Russians attacked many small Belarusian strong points and kept them entrenched for reinforcements to arrive.

The same had happened at Moscow where they set up a huge trench defensive line near Odintsovo. By now, Most of the reinforcements have arrived.

Now, on each city forces were at equal numbers with UN/Russian forces having superior equipment. They began their attack. They first cut the moscow and St Petersburg invasion forces with the UN landing a amphibious assault west of St Petersburg. Amurian forces began their assault from the south with Russian forces attacking from the north. This pinned the Belarusian forces back to Smolensk. After recapturing Smolensk they began a invasion on Minsk which was successful. Russian forces and the UN split Belarusian land and signed a treaty saying that they will have a minimal military.

The war officially ended in March 2028 following the treaty.