The game ended two days ago. The Soviets launched a final offensive in Belarus which succeeded, but the Americans, despite being deficient in ground troops (with most of them not on the frontline yet, as the Americans were focused on Berlin), used their air power to blow holes in the Soviet defences, allowing the massive British Army to occupy territory. In the final turn (last turn, not last round), the US used all of their aircraft to destroy 35 IPCs worth of Soviet reinforcements, everything they bought for one turn. If it wasn’t Khrushchev making a peace treaty just in time, the British flag would be over the Kremlin. The ANZACs liberated India, although the Soviets still control western Middle East (Syria, Trans-Jordan, Northwest Persia, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia) but important Turkey is not controlled and the Soviets lost access to the Black Sea, but not the Baltic or the Arctic. Funny enough, Germany, even after losing Berlin, plowed through Africa, controlling all of North Africa besides Morocco, all of French Sub Saharan Africa, Nigeria, Southwest Africa, Tanganyika territory, Ethiopia (but not Somalia), Mozambique, the Union Of South Africa, and Anglo Egyptian Sudan. Funny enough, due to a lack of Allied attention in Scandinavia, one Soviet infantry was able to capture Finland and Sweden. The post war division of spheres of influence by the Allies is as follows:
The US, who did some of the hardest fighting, control the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, all of Germany, Austria, Poland, Yugoslavia, Crete, Kazakhstan, the Caucasus, and the newly created Czech Republic.
The British greatly benefited from American air power, marching into a lot of unoccupied territories, with their sphere of influence stretching across Romania (including Bessarabia), Slovakia, Hungary, Bulgaria, Greece, Russia’s coast to the Black Sea (including Rostov), all of Ukraine, central Persia (the territory that is worth 2 IPCs), the territories Bryansk and Tambov, and Norway.
Allied Japan controls all of Mongolia, all Soviet territories on the Pacific board, Eastern Persia, Afghanistan, and the territory Novosibirsk.
The French, who lost in the first year of the war, don’t get anything, and the ANZACs are too distant to claim anything, and the Chinese can’t get anything without moving past their borders (which they couldn’t).
The game ended, with my way of tracking, in Early 1953 (using the Captain’s timeline, Late 1952).