| rdfs:comment | - When the Soviets went back in time to eliminate Albert Einstein, they accidentally made uncountable and unintended alterations to the Timeline, which had many severe consequences, as the Soviets found out to their cost. Among them was the creation of the Empire of the Rising Sun and the fact that there were no such thing as nuclear weapons in this timeline. Einstein had played a vital part in the development of nuclear technology, with his theories and studies. As such, the Union's finest minds have instead developed and deployed stockpiles of this new superweapon, the Vacuum Imploder, to be the Soviet's main superweapon.
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| abstract | - When the Soviets went back in time to eliminate Albert Einstein, they accidentally made uncountable and unintended alterations to the Timeline, which had many severe consequences, as the Soviets found out to their cost. Among them was the creation of the Empire of the Rising Sun and the fact that there were no such thing as nuclear weapons in this timeline. Einstein had played a vital part in the development of nuclear technology, with his theories and studies. As such, the Union's finest minds have instead developed and deployed stockpiles of this new superweapon, the Vacuum Imploder, to be the Soviet's main superweapon. The Vacuum Imploder is the most powerful among the new generation Soviet Superweapons and Support powers, which includes the Desolator Bomb, Magnetic Satellite, and Iron Curtain. According to recent intel on Soviet WWIII superweapons, the Imploder warhead is mounted on a missile that is launched from a modified warhead silo. Once launched, the missile could not be stopped by any regular means; on "detonation", it creates an artificial singularity that sucks everything inside the epicenter. Once inside the epicenter, every unit that got sucked in, regardless of strength, from the lowliest infantry to the mightiest of ships, planes and tanks, will be instantly and utterly destroyed by this man-made "black hole". And as for some structures or garrisons (regardless of how lightly or heavily it is armored) within and "outside" the epicenter, the implosion is so powerful- it tears the armor of these structures thus getting severely damaged or completely destroyed in the process. After some time, the singularity collapses on itself - this way ends the damage-dealing process. It is worth noting that the first reference to this weapon is made during the Soviet assault on the Mykonos nuclear research facility. The engineer in charge of transferring the research data notes that in theory, it could be use to make a "giant vacuum cleaner". This may suggest that the Imploder warhead is a modified nuclear warhead.
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