Operation Watchless Servitude

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OPERATION WATCHLESS SERVITUDE
Security Classification: TOP SECRET

SITUATION REPORT

In light of recent developments, the Russian Federal Security Council has approved a temporary measure to bolster air security following intelligence indicating a possible coordinated attack in Russian airspace. As a precaution, the Russian Air Force has deployed two MiG-29SMT aircraft to conduct regular patrols at key positions across the airspace to ensure the integrity of Russian air borders and monitor any potential threats. These patrols are part of an increased readiness posture in response to both the recent air incident in the USA and broader security concerns. The SVR has expressed particular concern regarding the possibility of external actors attempting to exploit vulnerabilities in Russian air defense systems, with an emphasis on preventing any disruptions that could destabilize national security. The operation will include routine surveillance and quick-response capabilities, as well as coordination with other security agencies to prevent any incursions into Russian airspace. The primary objective of this operation is to safeguard the sovereignty of Russian airspace and to ensure the safety of both the civilian and military sectors, while maintaining heightened vigilance against potential threats in this uncertain security environment.

BELLIGERENTS

BLUFOR Russian Federation OPFOR: N/A

ORDER OF OPERATION

Russian Air Force 14th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment A Flight x 2 MiG-29SMT aircraft Guns: 1 × 30 mm Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-1 autocannon. Missile: x 2 R-73 x 2 R-77 External Drop Tank: 2 × 1100 L 19th Fighter Aviation Regiment A Flight x 2 MiG-29SMT aircraft Guns: 1 × 30 mm Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-1 autocannon. Missile: x 2 R-73 x 2 R-77 External Drop Tank: 2 × 1100 L 28th Guards Fighter Aviation Regiment A Flight x 2 MiG-29SMT aircraft Guns: 1 × 30 mm Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-1 autocannon. Missile: x 2 R-73 x 2 R-77 External Drop Tank: 2 × 1100 L 33th Fighter Aviation Regiment A Flight x 2 MiG-29SMT aircraft Guns: 1 × 30 mm Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-1 autocannon. Missile: x 2 R-73 x 2 R-77 External Drop Tank: 2 × 1100 L 35th Fighter Aviation Regiment A Flight x 2 MiG-29SMT aircraft Guns: 1 × 30 mm Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-1 autocannon. Missile: x 2 R-73 x 2 R-77 External Drop Tank: 2 × 1100 L Foreign Intelligence Services SIGINT Operations x 12 Agents

CAMPAIGN REGISTER

Operation	Objective	Status
Air Surveillance Present	The operation will begin with the deployment of MiG-29SMT aircrafts to conduct routine patrols at each of Russia's military districts. The aircrafts will allow the Russian Government to respond to either any external operation to take control of an aircraft and use it as a weapon or for ransom. The primary objective of this mission is to monitor high-traffic air corridors, particularly near sensitive border regions, and detect any unidentified aircraft or unusual flight patterns that may pose a potential threat. Should a potential threat be identified, the MiG-29s will engage in intercept protocols to either identify or escort the foreign aircraft out of Russian airspace. Air Force Commanders and Pilots may exercise the inherent right to defend the Russian Federation against hostile acts or demonstrations of hostile intent. This includes taking necessary measures to protect personnel, equipment, and vessels. The use of force under self-defense must take into account the following four items: Hostile Intent/Act: A target can be engaged if it demonstrates hostile intent, is preparing to attack, or has committed a hostile act. Positive Identification: Before engaging a target, it must be positively identified as a legitimate threat. Efforts must be made to avoid misidentification of civilian vessels and personnel which may momentarily lose connection or communication with Russian ATC. Necessity: Force may only be used when absolutely necessary and as a last resort. Non-lethal measures should be considered first if they can effectively address the threat. For air-borne threats such as civilian airliners, its proximity to civilian or critical infrastructure must be considered. Proportionality: Any use of force must be proportionate to the threat encountered. The response should be sufficient to neutralize the threat without causing unnecessary collateral damage.	Active