Most enemy troops appear to be concentrated in northern Sweden, so some cavalry can transfer from the quiet south by rail. Capturing Malmö and Karlskrona removes the southern ports through which enemy reinforcements could arrive by sea. The initial plan leaves Kalmar and Borgholm available for a quick final seizure of victory points. In the north, individual cavalry units can pin opponents while the rest move around them.
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Southern ports and railways shape Sweden's redeployment plan
Cavalry can move north by rail once southern ports are secured and enemy resistance is concentrated in northern Sweden.