Cold War: Attack on Fulda

The impact on Fulda was a popular fictional subject, mostly in 1989, but what if it happened in 1973 In October 1973, the Yom Kippur War broke out. The U. S. 82Nd Airborne Division was transferred to the Middle East and the Sixth Fleet concentrated on the Mediterranean. The Politburo of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union assessed in the "Dynamic Situation" that the moment when NATO is at its weakest and the United States is at its most distracted has arrived. Moscow secretly ordered the cluster in Germany to launch Operation "Dnieper": the 8th Guards Army, with T-64A as the leader, broke into the Fulda Gap, the 106th Guards Airborne Division parachuted at Frankfurt Airport, and the GRU special forces simultaneously attacked NATO nuclear weapons warehouses and command centers - the goal was to capture the Rhine within 48 hours, forcing NATO to choose between "nuclear escalation" and "accepting the fait accompli." When an ordinary person comes to the rolling wheel of the times, where should he go? There may be no choice but to stand on the sidelines or integrate into the times. I am a new author. Because of my love, I want to write the ideas in my mind. Please be patient with me (maybe I will also write from the perspective of 1989 in the future)