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The Battle for Moscow was part of the German offensive named Operation Barbarossa in 1941. The plan had been to capture Moscow within four months in order to help cripple the economic power of the Soviet Union. The German leadership believed that this was the key to victory against the Red Army.

The battle was fought over a front of about 600 kilometres and lasted from October until January. Eventually the German offensive was halted and finally driven back by a counteroffensive. At that time, there were almost 1,400 planes involved on the Soviet side, which handily outnumbered the roughly 600 serviceable aircraft of the Germans.

This week it's up to you to defend the motherland. Save on Credits when picking up new Soviet warplanes and earn consumables for taking out your enemies! 

Battle for Moscow

In-game Offers

Special Missions

All offers and missions will be available
from 02 October at 07:00 CEST until 06 October at 07:00 CEST (UTC+2).

In-Game Offers

    • 50% discount on all regular Soviet Tier II - V planes!
    • 30% discount on all regular Soviet Tier VI and VII planes!

 

Missions: Battle for Moscow

Mission: Defending the border I

Goal
  • Damage 4 enemy planes of any type or destroy 1 Attack Aircraft

Reward
  • 3 Small First Aid Kits

Conditions
  • Repeatable

 

Mission: Defending the border II

Goal
  • Earn 45 supremacy points by destroying ground targets

Reward
  • 1 Large First Aid Kit

Conditions
  • Once per day
  • Only Attack Aircraft

 

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