Iron Relay: Czech Corridor Leg 1

Leg 1 — LKKB → LKCV Prague, Czech Republic → Čáslav, Czech Republic

An opening emergency courier flight delivering encryption systems and mobilization orders east of Prague after satellite networks fail nationwide.

The Silence

Nobody understood the scale of the crisis yet.

Inside Prague’s underground military coordination center, officers initially believed the blackout was temporary — a cyberattack perhaps, or a regional systems failure. But when military satellites stopped responding entirely and encrypted radio channels dissolved into static, the truth became unavoidable.

The Czech command network had been severed.

Within two hours, Cold War-era contingency plans returned to life.

Aircraft once used for transport and training became airborne couriers carrying sealed orders physically between isolated command sectors.

Your aircraft departed Prague beneath dark storm clouds carrying emergency encryption hardware and handwritten mobilization directives toward Čáslav Air Base.

The highways below already moved with military convoys.

Something enormous was unfolding east of the border regions.

And nobody could communicate fast enough to understand it.