In the north, the US winter came quickly - still in the first half of November. Then it turned out that the great danger is the survivors who fled into the forests and the lowlands of Maine. In the winter conditions, the Russians felt at home, but the local civilian population was not laughing at all. Not only was the situation in the country far from stable, and the war - even if it collapsed - was still causing a lot of trouble in everyday life, the wandering units of the marauders, who had nothing to lose, were becoming increasingly serious.

Intervention was necessary. Although the army was not ready for action in the winter, but after a month's rest it was in better shape than the last six months.
