The detonation of the Tunguska Bomb was a success. However, it will take a long time yet before we will reap what we have sown.
The wheels are in motion, but it is not yet time for Nod to emerge and take its rightful place in history. We must not overplay our hand. My intention was to hold Europe only for as long as the bomb could serve its purpose unimpeded. Our little test will no doubt provoke a military response - let what's left of the Soviet Union fight for itself as we will marshal our forces and begin to make preparations for a tactical withdrawal.
I have taken the liberty of appropriating a number of Allied units left over from the war to aid in our future endeavors. Their emphasis on speed and versatility will prove more useful for our clandestine purposes than the Soviets more bulky designs. Our new assets will be transported to hidden underground bunkers around the world, but I have relegated a small number to the outskirts of a French farming village housing a band of troublesome resistance fighters. Crush them all. No mercy.
