Russian President Permanently Banned: US Strikes at Irans High Iron

Day 759, 19:35 • Published in USA Australia • by Aeros
As a rather ironic and hilarious note, the 18th of every month is Banhammer day in the eUSA. Normally this is to commemorate the banning of Ajay Bruno. Normally anyway.

Today just goes to show that the future can oftentimes be difficult to predict. In my previous article, I made musings about what the United States would have to do in order to secure Heilongjiang. I mentioned that it would be the responsibility of Russia to run interference against the United States, halt the offensive and attempt a counter attack. In all, the design of the map around Heilongjiang and the regions controlled by Iran and Russia had the potential of causing a long campaign, with the US striking Heilongjiang on the 9th day after attacking Liaoning. Unfortunately, the operative word in that assessment was Russia.




http://www.erepublik.com/en/citizen/profile/1568629

Yes folks, that is the current Russian President. And it gets better, because of this;

http://www.erepublik.com/en/Russia/law/21052

After a failed impeachment, a President cannot be impeached again for another 7 days. This means Russia is without any power to attack, retreat, or propose war until around Thursday of next week. No doubt Phoenix is going to cry foul over “Admin Bias”, as this is the second time the eGods have gifted the United States with a timely ban (the first being the banning of Indonesia’s President at a very inopportune time). Sadly for Phoenix, their pleas are liable to fall on deaf ears, as the Admins have consistently viewed the Political and Military damage caused by a Presidential ban to a country as part of the punishment inherit to the ban. So what is the moral of the story? Don’t run for President if you are doing illicit activities, it could seriously harm your country.

And what exactly is the harm to Russia caused by this ban?

http://www.erepublik.com/en/USA/law/21167

The United States is declaring war on Iran, and has region swapped up to Liaoning Province. Without Russia to run interference, the US will be able to secure the region completely unmolested if they are victorious in the coming battle. And from Liaoning, it is a simple region swap through Jillin Province to the crown Jewel of the Phoenix Empire; Heilongjiang, the most productive High Iron region in the New World. And there is absolutely nothing Phoenix can do now to stop this attack.

The impending American strike will also have dire implications for Phoenixes offensive strategy in Australia and Defensive strategy in Turkey. Iran simply does not have the capacity to go 1 v 1 against the United States. America’s two-clickers alone have been able to rack up as much damage as a good Phoenix tanking effort over the 24 hours of a battle. Phoenix could commit its tanks to defending Turkey, but that would just blow damage that may be needed when the US strikes Liaoning later in the day. For Brazils Australia plans, the wall in Queensland is rapidly approaching 800,000 and stands a good chance of being at 1 million by closing time tomorrow. Attempting to tank a 1 million point wall on the day a major battle like Liaoning is about to start is a good recipe for going down in flames, especially if EDEN brings in the heavy artillery to support the US effort.

Tonight, Phoenix will have to make some difficult decisions. The banning of the Russian President has thrown away their defensive trump card and accelerated America’s plans. The US is no longer a week away from Heilongjiang. American Tanks could be rolling into Hungary’s most treasured region by Monday. Will a pointless effort to conquer Australia and a defense of Turkey be reason enough for Hungary to run the risk of not committing itself entirely to the China front? That will be the major question everyone will be asking tonight as the battles in Turkey and Australia progress. If Hungary does commit to both fronts at the expense of Liaoning, they will still be fighting in both Turkey and Australia when the US strikes at Heilongjiang. If they do not commit to those fronts, they will also still be fighting in Australia and Turkey. The time frame is simply too short now for Phoenix to maneuver into a position of strength. For Hungary, the decision may very well be “Its China or nothing”.