That would only rally be feasible, if the shooting war already started in earnest and the USSR would suffer from diffuse strategic goals as well as serious mission creep and unclear command hierarchy. Those things are typical fro mid-mission campaigns, but during the early phase of an offensive, you don't branch out, just because a fifth rate neighbor gets on your nerves. Especially if they got a second rate army that expects you to strike any moment anyway.
But something along that lines would work. Also, Sweden had clear agreements with the USA and UK to be on their side during a Soviet attack on NATO. Opportunities for a Soviet incursion into Sweden would certainly arise plentiful. More stupid stuff happened during World War Two.
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