Burning Moscow

　　 Hearing my order, the warrior looked surprised, and he couldn't help turning his head to look at Leviakin. Leviakin, who was also puzzled, just frowned slightly, and then ordered the soldiers: "Did you not hear the command of the commander? Go to the troops quickly."

　　 "Yes." The soldier agreed, his shoulders suddenly collapsed, and he went back to the command post with his head down to convey the order.

Seeing the soldiers walking away, Leviakin asked in a puzzled manner: "The Germans are already surrounded by us in the house. As long as the soldiers rush up, they can all be wiped out. Why should we stop the attack at this time? If we don’t seize the time to destroy them, and their reinforcements will come later, we will be caught in the midst of being attacked by the enemy."

　　 "I'm just waiting for their reinforcements." I replied disapprovingly.

　　 "Ah?!" He heard my answer, startled, and asked inexplicably, "Why?"

　　 I didn't answer his question directly, but pointed to the relatively complete building complex on the opposite side, and asked him: "In those buildings, there are our soldiers for defense, right?"

He looked in the direction I was pointing, then nodded and said: "Yes, I have arranged personnel defenses in these places, and from the current situation, only a part of the attack was attacked. There are still a considerable number of soldiers guarding the building. ."

I smiled slightly and said: "If we just surround this enemy without destroying it, the enemy will definitely send troops to reinforce it soon. And these fortified buildings are located on both sides of their only way, etc. As soon as they enter the effective shooting range, we can launch new attacks against them and eliminate the enemies who come to aid."

　　Leviakin listened to me, frowned and looked at me, and asked in a suspicious tone: "Can this be successful?"

"Yes, I will." I explained to him: "This is called encirclement. It will not be too difficult to destroy these encircled enemies, but after all, it is a tough attack. Even if we are defeated, we will lose ourselves. It is relatively large. Now we have changed to besiege instead of attacking, enticing the enemy to send troops from other places to support, and we ambush and annihilate them at selected locations.

　　 "Encircle the spot to fight aid?!" Leviakin still asked with skepticism: "I have never heard of this kind of tactics. Will it really be effective?"

"Don't worry, my judgment will not be wrong." This tactic is so famous in later generations and must have been tested in practice, so I told him confidently: "The troops in the march, no matter how well equipped, are It is very fragile. Coupled with the suddenness of our attack, it is entirely possible to severely damage or wipe out the enemy troops that come to aid."

　　 "Since you are so confident, let's wait and see." Hearing me talking about this with such a positive tone, Leviakin had no choice but to go along with my proposal.

　　 Although I have ordered to stop the offensive, the communicator has not had time to convey this order to the combat troops, so the offensive of the following troops continues.

　　The soldiers carried their weapons over the rubble and rushed towards the building. The German soldiers in the building hid behind several windows, stretched out their weapons and fired frantically at the soldiers, hitting the ground and rocks flying wildly. Several soldiers who rushed into the range of the Germans burst into blood, and then fell straight to the ground.

　　 "Machine gun! Machine gun cover!" Seeing the soldiers' sacrifices, Leviakin was heartbroken and shouted to the side. As soon as his voice fell, a machine gun next to him began to rattle. Dense bullets hit the wall of one of the windows, masonry and sawdust flew around, and the shooting behind that window suddenly stopped.

　　 eliminated this firepower point, and the machine gun turned to the next window. "Awesome!" Leviakin slapped the window frame and exclaimed excitedly: "The machine gunner is so good. Just keep going..." Just halfway through the conversation, I suddenly heard him "Ah. "There was a cry. Turning his head to see, he had already sat down on the ground, covering his forehead with his hand, and blood was flowing down his fingers.

　　 Seeing that he was injured, I couldn't help feeling a little flustered. I squatted down and asked with concern: "Comrade General, what's the matter with you?"

　　 He smiled bitterly, and didn't release the hand covering his forehead: "It doesn't matter, it's just a bite by the enemy's stray bullet."

　　 I looked around and saw that there were a lot of soldiers around, and hurriedly shouted: "Sanitation man, where is the sanitation man? Come to me quickly!"

A nearby soldier squatting by the window to observe the battle, after hearing my shout, bent over and ran over, squatted in front of me, and reported loudly: "Report to the commander, I am a health officer. I am waiting for your order ."

　　 I looked at the medicine box on his shoulder and the red cross sign on his sleeve, and told him, "Comrade General is injured. You can bandage him quickly."

　　 "Yes!" The hygienist agreed, moved a few steps in front of Leviakin, and began to bandage him.

　　 I cautiously poked my head out and raised my binoculars to observe the battle, and found that our army's attack had been repelled by the Germans. The soldiers withdrew, hiding behind the rubble and engaged in a gun battle with the Germans in the building.

　　 A soldier took a grenade from his body, ignited the fuse, and threw it in through a window without fail. However, what was unexpected was that the hand grenade was thrown out of the window by the German army, and fell on the open space outside the window. A cloud of mud and snow was blown into the sky. The soldier took another grenade and ignited the fuse again. This time he didn't rush to throw the grenade in, but stayed for two or three seconds before throwing it violently. As soon as the grenade flew into the window this time, it exploded immediately. Amidst the flames and smoke of the explosion, a German soldier was lifted out of the window by the air wave and fell heavily to the ground outside. After struggling twice, he lay down. It was motionless there.

The soldier stood up abruptly, rushed forward with the rifle in his hand, and just approached the building. A grenade flew out of the window fell on his side, and the explosion blasted him severely in mid-air. Swirled in the middle, and then fell heavily on the snow.

　　 At this time, my order was communicated to the combat troops. The soldiers who were eager to try stopped their offensive attempts and hid behind the rubble.

　　 "How is the situation?" Leviakin, with a bandage on his head, appeared next to me and asked with concern.

　　"The troops have stopped the attack~www.wuxiaspot.com~ I sighed softly and said: "The enemy's resistance is very strong. The attack just launched by our army has failed. "

　　 "What?" He said in disbelief: "The soldiers involved in the attack have rich combat experience, with as many as three hundred people. Can't it eliminate the dozens of Germans in the building?"

"Let's take a look!" I pointed to the area where the fire was being exchanged and said to him: "There are nearly a hundred corpses near the building, except for the dozen left when the German army was defeated, and the rest are all our sacrificed soldiers. "

　　 Seeing this scene, Leviakin's mouth twitched violently, and his hands were shaking constantly. After a long time, he turned around, stabilized his emotions, and said to me: "I can't think that the Germans' resistance is so tenacious. If we continue to attack, we will definitely pay a more painful price. It seems that you are right, we do. It should only besiege and not attack, attract other enemies to reinforce, and then find the right time to destroy them."

"Report!" The correspondent just bent over, ran to us quickly, and reported loudly: "According to the report of the observation post, there are about two hundred German soldiers behind the cover of two tanks and five armored vehicles. Next, it is advancing rapidly to our region!"

　　 "Got it!" Before I could speak, Leviakin had already told the correspondent: "Tell the observation post to continue to observe. If there is any new situation, report it to the headquarters in time!"

　　 "Yes!" The signalman agreed loudly, turned and ran away.

　　Leviakin looked at me, and then said with a wry smile: "German reinforcements are here, and there are still a lot of people. We will fight a tough battle next."