Siege of Grozny

Operation Mountain Thunder, a war that ended the Chechen extremism in the Federated States of Transcaucasia. This was considered to be the most important war in the region and also it ended the Chechen Republic. The costs of lives in this war was catastrophic and economic crisis that caused oil prices to rise by 25% in the world.

The Battle
The first shots fired at the Transcaucasian War Ministry in Astrakhan by Chechen extremists. About two hours later the Transcaucasian Armed Forces invaded Grozny along with the Armenian and Georgian Army Forces. General Mahmud Shaarazi told the Chechens prepare for a full fledged attack. Then 60,000 Transcaucasian Alliance troops began to surround the city. Then about 20,000 Chechen militants started to fire killing 35 Transcaucasian Allied troops. Moments later the AWAF bombed Grozny killing about 235 Chechen troops. Then Transcaucasian Alliance tanks moved in bombarding buildings.

Grozny Burning
Then came a wave of firebombings made by AWAF causing 230 buildings to catch fire in many parts of the city. The bombardment lasted 10 minutes killing countless of lives. Some reports say at least 2,650 and 4,560 Chechen extremists were killed. Some 459 tried people flee to other towns but were captured and arrested. Then came a wave of AWAF strikes which destroyed half of the city. General Shiraazi then told his troops to use dirty tactics on Transcaucasian troops. He then ordered about five tanks to storm the streets but were bombed by the AWAF.

Siege & Death of General Shiraazi
Then came the siege of the capital and General Shiraazi was shot while escaping. His cause of death was septic shock and collapse lung. After this the siege continued while the Chechens retreated into ruined buildings. Then urban warfare ensued and the heavy fight wasn't over as the Chechen extremists started sniping out random targets.

The AWAF dropped more bombs on the ruins killing 478.

"Operation Doomsday"
The last offensive was "Operation Doomsday" where tanks rolled in Grozny and stormed the streets killing 2,370 armed civilians. About 989 Chechens were killed. Then 13,738 Chechens were captured. Grozny was half destroyed in a fire fight between the AWAF and Chechen rebels.

Aftermath
The 13,738 captured prisoners were tried and 3,000 were sentenced to either death or life in prison. The remaining 10,738 were held in solitary confinement. Grozny was decimated and razed the remaining Chechens were placed in internment camps for the rest of their lives. Chechnya was held on high security. Martial law took place in Chechen towns and cities. The Chechen war criminals were all tried and found guilty of crimes against humanity and were sentenced to death.