Case $6-1$

Aiding Allies

Commander Votachev steps into the cold October night and

deeply inhales the smoke from his cigarette, savoring it warmth.

He surveys the destruction surrounding him$-$shattered windows burning bui.lding $,$ torn roads$-$and smiles. His two years

of work training revolutionaries east of the Ural Mountains hnB

proven s$.$ucccssfu.l; l$1$is troops now occupy seven strategically

important cities in the Russian Federation: Kazan, Pe$,$m$,$ YekaterinbLLrg Ufa, Samara, Saratov. and Orenburg. His siege is not

yet over, however. He looks to the west. Given the political tmd

economi confusion in the Russian Federation al this tJme he

knows that his troops will be able to conquer Saint Petersburg

and Moscow shortly. Commander Votachev will then be able to

rule with the wisdom and control exhibited by his communist