Russo-American War

Also known as the Russian war for Independence, the Russo-America war cemented American dominance over Europe and prolonged Boston Accord rule over eastern europe. It also resulted in a significant Russian population decline due to the sheer size of this war and the wars before it.
== Prelude; Baltic Forest Brothers ==
After the Russian occupation of the Baltics succeeding the Russo-Finnish war, Russian garrisons in the region were suffering from weekly resistance attacks. The perpetrators were the Baltic Forest Brothers, a military alliance of Baltic military veterans, hunters, and farmers who banded together to resist the sudden Russian occupation and the liquidation of their autonomy. 
The Russian Response was to first establish martial law for the entire Baltic States. Increasing difficulties within Russia forced Russia to only send 200 officers to the region; roughly one governor per 34,796 people. The local occupational governments were overfilled with false reports of treason, greatly slowing down the judicial branch to a halt. Finally, an order of 'Kill/Arrest on sight' was issued to every Russian garrison or firebase, resulting in numerous innocent casulties. The Finnish Monarchy was then exiled to the north.
Talinn erupted into an uprising, with the BFB swiftly securing the city and the outskirts after receiving American aid via submarine. The rest of the Baltics saw guerilla warfare.
== American Intervention and Declaration of War ==
Taking notice of the increasing aggression of Russia, such as the occupation in the Balts; Finland; Caucuses; and Ural, American president Mordecai Yang successfully requested that congress would declare war on the Russian Republic.
With the support of the Baltic Forest Brothers, in exchange for independence, the Americans swiftly landed in Estonia and pummeled to Moscow in a period of a few years. Russian surrender resulted in the complete fracturing of Russia into several semi-independent autonomous republics under American guidance, with Moscow hosting a puppet civilian administration controlled by a military board.
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