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East, 1919 Late January:

Siberians attempt to move west from Tambov to take Lipetsk, but are repulsed.

In the south, British-led troops take Green-held Samarkand.

In the east, French-led troops finally take care of the Red forces by Blagoveshchensk.

East, 1919 Late February:

Reds take Tambov from under me, but are forced to leave Saransk.

In the meantime, Czech legion is still holding on to Nizhnyi Novgorod despite multiple sieges and assaults.

East, 1919 Early March:

A quiet turn in the north; in the south, British troops are engaging in chasing Greens. Tashkent is still under the Red flag, but reconnaissance shows only a fledgling garrison, so that's not an issue. It may very well be that Greens will take care of it for us anyway.

East, 1919 Late March:

Tambov is taken back by Siberians.

In the background, non-stop reforms, conscriptions take place, fueled by British gold from the east and victories from the West.

East, 1919 Early April:

Major red counteroffensives in Tambov, Saransk regions.

In the east, Red partisans take Irkutsk and appear to be considering Krasnoyarsk as well. French troops are sent to the rescue.

East, 1919 Late April:

Reds win the battle near Saransk; Siberians win the battle near Tambov. I only have enough forces to hold ground here, so I am counting on the Southern troops.

In the east, Irkutsk is taken back.

In the south, siege of Tashkent is about to begin. I wonder, if I will have to engage the Red garrison or the Green besiegers first?

East, 1919 Early May:

Minor scuffles everywhere.

Major conscription takes place in Ural, the first time Siberians are creating new units in this campaign.