Battle of Sahar

Battle of Sahar	Battle of Sahar
 	
Date: 	February 3rd, 1972 - November 12th, 1978
Conflict: 	Vietnam War
Combatants: 	
*Soviet Russia 
*N.V.A. North Vietnam
*United States
Appearance: 	VIETNAM 1953-1984
Region: 	Sahar Desert, Hoth Kotha
Status: 	Decisive American Victory
Outcome: 	
*Soviet Union Cut ties with Highland and North Vietnam by 1979...
*NVA Fall back to Sargod...
*American military installations and towns left in ruins...
*Ike Koakshi returns to Hoth Kotha...
*Highland learns the truth behind World War II...
Created By: 	2091riveraisrael
The Battle of Sahar was a key Engagement in the Hoth Kotha Theater during the Vietnam War fought from 1972 to 1978 in the Sahar Desert for strategic control of Military facilities and Nuclear power plants. The Battle began following an NVA Air insertion with the use of Soviet transport planes and fighters, allowing Highland to deploy an army of over 29,000,000 NVA and Soviet forces on the field.
Although outnumbered 20 to 1, the Americans had managed to hold several key spots throughout the Sahar Desert until Ike Koakshi's return in October of 1978 allowing the scattered and battered American forces to counter attack against NVA Soviet territory.
The Battle concluded in December of 1978, when the United States overran the NVA Staging post at Jakor, forcing them to retreat by air back to Sargod, this event would later lead to the Sargod Evacuation. 
The defeat in the Sahar would be the biggest blows to the NVA and Soviet Union, while also at the same time being the farthest that the NVA could advance on Hoth Kotha, it was also from this defeat that the Soviet Union would cut ties with North Vietnam after losing several million soldiers on the Island. 
The Sahar Theater was known to the United States as the beginning of the end for Highland Roran where Ike himself made a prediction stating that the Vietnam War would end in the 1980's after Highland received this disastrous blow.
==Trivia==
Category:Vietnam War
Category:1972
Category:1973
Category:1974
Category:1975
Category:1976
Category:1977
Category:1978
Category:Hoth Kotha Theater