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'''Operation Tsar Ursa''' was the [[Eurasian Soviet]] [[Red Army]] codename for the military invasion of the Americas by way of the Arctic Ocean, as part of their prosecution of the [[Third World War]] against the [[Free Market Block]].

The operation called for achieving dominance of the Arctic Ocean as well as sub-orbital tracks above it (including air superiority), and an invasion through FMB Canada and the former United States of America, in tandem with intelligence-supported rebellions and civil wars throughout South America. While the plan was ultimately unsuccessful, it was a hard-contested conflict and resulted in the destruction of much of the [[Lucas Constellation]]. While this would have left the Free Market Block open to nuclear attack, the severe expenditure of nuclear arms in the [[First Battle of the Arctic]] and the failed [[Project Great Way]] meant that the Eurasian Soviet was not in a position to capitalize on this leverage before the defensive curtain could be shored up.

Operation Tsar Ursa - Revision history