Russo-South Asian War (Spydro)

The Russo-South Asian War was a armed conflict between the forces of Russia and South Asian countries. The war lasted from 2020 to 2025.
==Background==
In 2017, the Second Russian Civil War begun. The Communist vs The Democrats vs The Fascist. The Communist had won and overthrown Vladimir Putin (Cold Response) government. Two Million were killed during the civil war and many territories were conquered by China (but the new Russian government reacquired it). 
===Russia's Invasion of Ukraine===
Ukraine was in turmoil with Russia. Russia wanted Ukraine to stay close (relationship) wit their government but the Ukrainian Government and people wanted closer ties with the European Union (The Pearl World) and The West. In 2014, Ukraine was in a civil war. Pro-Russian forces were fighting Government forces. Few area declared independence and Russia was solely blamed for the crisis. 
In January of 2015, the Russian Armed Forces began advancing into Ukraine territory, launching a full-scale Invasion. Within 2 months, Eastern Ukraine was conquered by Russia. 3 Months later, Kiev was captured and the Ukrainian government surrendered to the Russians.32,000 were killed.
===Russian Offensive on Moldova===
After successfully taking Ukraine, Russian forces began a small-scale offensive on Moldova. The United States threatened the Russian Government that if they would Invade Moldova, the two countries would be at war. The Russians stopped their Offensive. 
===Russian Skirmish with Countries===
- In Early December of 2015, Russian army "accidentally" attack Chinese patrol officers near the border, killing 28 people. This attack led to worsen the tension between the two nations.
- Two Georgian soldiers were killed by Militants of Russia.
- India and Russia began Operation Plugged Dog after Pakistani attacks in the Indian capital, New Delhi. The two countries successfully defeat Pakistan but had a Territorial dispute.
==Pre-War==
Category:Spydro
Category:Russia
Category:India
Category:Asia
Category:Wars
Category:Geopolitics 2020s