
On February 8th, Wednesday, 2012, there was a light snow gradually covering all of Kiev in a white blanket. Students woke up, cleaned off their parents cars, and rode to school. It was like any other day for Aleksi. The morning began with his mom yelling at him to wake up and his yelling at him to go clean off the car. He walked down his apartment with his heavy clothing to stay warm. Then using his sleeve, as he always did, brushed a foot of snow, fresh from the night, off the car. His dad came down and they got in the car. The ride was also not different from any other before. His dad gave him the usual lecture, "Aleksi, stay out of trouble! And stay away from the girls, they are nothing but trouble anyway! Don't screw up or you know what will happen!" The truth was he really didn't know the consequence, but he didn't want to figure out either. After what seemed an incredibly long ride he arrived at school and got out of the car.
"I hate the cold...", he muttered to himself as his breath condensed, "if I could have a girlfriend then the cold wouldn't be so bad, but no. The girls are will ruin me, or well my dad will." There were the usual armed guards at the front entrance of the school. With terrorism rampant in Europe they wanted to make sure it didn't spread to Ukraine. Aleksi began walking up the stairs. As he was slowly making his way up the stairs he heard the deep grumble of a diesel engine. Just as he turned around he saw that the deep grumble was a BMP-3, though he didn't know what country it belonged to, so he kept walking. Then he heard more engines and people yelling in Russian. They created a blockade on the street. Then one launched a high explosive rocket at the school entrance. The rocket zipped by Aleksi knocking him down. It continued on its path smacking hard into the entrance, killing the two armed guards and at least twenty kids. Aleksi stayed down as the other armed guards took up positions and fired on the BMP's, but with little effect. The Russian gunners mowed down everything that they could see as one charged at the entrance. The Russian soldiers jumped out yelling and throwing tear gas. They were trying to tell the kids that they only wanted to liberate them from their 'fascist government'. Most of them didn't even know what 'fascist' meant. The kids were screaming and running out of he building. The Russian soldiers made their way to the administration office. They got to a reinforced door that held the principle. They got up to it put a charge on the door that explodes when the doors opens. The soldier then tapped on the door and yelled for help in Ukrainian. The sergeant then ran own the hallway. In the room one of the armed guards went to open the door. Just as he turned the handle the door blew off and the explosion sent him flying into the wall on the other side of the room. Six spetsnaz troops rushed into the smoke filled room and nabbed the principle and handed him a letter from their commander.
This building is now property of the Russian Federation and headquarters to the Russian European Theater Command. You are to not resist and hand over all locks and communications over to the man the delivers this notice.
Colonel General Buikov, Russian European Theater Commander
This building is now property of the Russian Federation and headquarters to the Russian European Theater Command. You are to not resist and hand over all locks and communications over to the man the delivers this notice.
Colonel General Buikov, Russian European Theater Commander
Fire fights erupted all over Kiev. The entire city, and nation, was caught by surprise as the Russian armor rolled through the streets to Independence Square. The Ukrainian president was alarmed when the thunderous sound of a fighter flew over the capital building. When that happened he looked out the window and saw that Russian helicopters already had patrols set up. He looked below him and saw a man with a high rank get out of a truck surrounded by Black Eagle tanks. He then looked the other direction where Russian infantry were tearing down the flag and replacing it with a Russian flag that had the Ukrainian coat of arms in the center. For a defending nation nothing was worse than seeing its symbol be ruthlessly torn down in the most important city of the nation. The Ukrainian leader, President Mirov, ordered the surrender of Ukraine to the Russian Federation.
Similar events occurred all over the Baltic States, Finland, Belarus, and even Poland. With the Bloc nations secured Russia built forward outposts in L'vov, Ukraine, and Minsk, Belarus.The 9th Battalion was placed in L'vov along with family and friends. The invasion of NATO was to begin very soon...
Young Wilson interrupted, "What does this have to do with my parents?!"
"...you'll see. Be patient..."







