Operation Thunder Strike: The Lithuanian troops start an attack called "Operation Thunder Strike" to take down the Cyprian government. This plan uses ships, planes, and soldiers all working together to win. Naval Actions: First, the navy comes in strong. They shoot at Cyprian dockyards, destroying them so their ships can't be used. The ships also make it safe for more soldiers and supplies to come in. They take over the coast, making it hard for the enemy to fight back from the water. Air Force Actions: Up in the sky, jets drop bombs on enemy forts and other places the Cyprian army is using. These bombs break walls and buildings so the Lithuanian soldiers on the ground can attack easier. The jets make sure the Cyprians can't get organized to fight back. Ground Force Actions: On land, the Lithuanian tanks roll in, blasting through enemy lines and clearing the way for soldiers. The "New Winged Hussars," a special unit, lead the charge. Soldiers dig trenches to hold their ground and fight off reinforcements. They use guerrilla warfare, hiding in trees and surprising the enemy. The troops also use mustard gas, flamethrowers, and sometimes shoot surrendered Cyprian soldiers, even though that's against the rules of war.
