Burning Moscow

Belov didn't expect to receive a call from me at night. He asked strangely: "Comrade Oshanina, is there anything important for you to call so late?"

"Yes, Comrade General, I am calling you now. It is really urgent. (The pinyin of biqiwu Because of the tight time, I didn't exchange greetings with him, so I went straight to the subject: "Our troops are stuck. Linkovic’s western area launched an attack, but Mozyri’s enemies sent troops across the Pripyat River in an attempt to attack from our army’s rear to stop our attack."

I thought that Belov would hesitate after I finished speaking, but he didn't expect that he would ask me directly without even thinking: "Comrade Oshanina, what are you going to let us do?"

"Since we have not received further information for the time being, we don't know how many enemies are coming from Mozili, so I would like to ask you to immediately send troops to carry out feint attacks on the outer positions of Mozili, so that the enemy dare not rest assured and bold. Send more troops to support Kalinkovic." After I said this, I was afraid that Belov would disagree, so I asked tentatively: "Comrade General, can you help us? "

"Please wait a minute." Belov did not promise me immediately, but called his chief of staff to his side and muttered quietly. Although I couldn't hear exactly what the two of them were talking about, I knew in my heart that it must have something to do with sending troops. After two or three minutes, Belov’s clear voice reappeared in the earpiece: "Comrade Oshanina, after discussing with the Chief of Staff, I think we can immediately use two infantry divisions, an artillery regiment, and a tank. The brigade launched an attack on the positions outside Moziri."

I really didn't expect that after listening to my request, Belov was actually prepared to dispatch so many troops to cooperate with us, and for a while, I didn't know how to answer him. Belov heard that I did not answer here for a long time, and said apologetically: "I'm sorry, Comrade Oshanina, because your request was too hasty, so I cannot mobilize more troops to cooperate with you for the time being. Combat..."

"No, Comrade General." I found that Belov hadn't spoken to me for a long time, and thought that I thought I had too few troops, so I quickly argued: "I was only planning to let you send troops to feint and attract the Germans. Attention. I didn’t expect you to dispatch so many troops at once, which was beyond my expectation."

After hearing what I said, Belov laughed twice, and then said: "I think this way. If the enemy is guarded, if I use so much force, I can only play a role on them. But if the enemy If you relax your defenses, I don’t mind turning the feigning attack into the initiative, and you can count as many positions as you can win."

Belov agreed to send troops, and Akhromeyev who contacted Lukin also took a telegram back to report to me: "Comrade Commander, Commander Lukin reported that: The German troops from Mozili are increasing. At first there was only one regiment, but now there is more than one division fighting with our army, and many tanks have been discovered...."

After listening to Akhromeyev’s report, Kistyakov asked me nervously: "Comrade Commander, the situation of our three divisions in the west of the city is not very good. Look, do you order them temporarily Stop the offensive, turn around and eliminate the enemy from Moziri first, then choose the right time to attack Kalinkovic?"

"No, Comrade Deputy Commander." After thinking about Kistyakov's proposal for a while, I resolutely rejected it. "The battle has already begun. If the troops are withdrawn from the battle at this time, it will not only have a fatal blow to morale, but at the same time mobilize troops in the dark, but may also cause chaos. If Kalinkovic’s enemies are in this way Under circumstances, if we counterattack us, chances are that these three divisions will be hit hard."

"Then what should we do?" Kistyakov asked anxiously: "Although General Belov is preparing to send troops to attack Moziri's outlying positions, whether they can withdraw the enemy crossing the river is also a question. "

"Major, you first send a telegram to Lieutenant Colonel Lukin. Ask him to move the regiment that monitors the enemy to the west, and resolutely block the German attack." I did not answer Kistyakov, but told Akhro Meyev: "I also want to tell him that the fate of our entire battle may be in his hands. We must emphasize that the entire battle! Understand?"

"Understood, Comrade Commander." Akhromeyev said loudly, "I must pass your order to Lieutenant Colonel Lukin accurately."

After Akhromeyev left, I walked back and forth in the headquarters with my hands on my back, thinking quickly in my mind: Belov will soon launch an attack on Mozyri, and Lukin’s troops will also Fully blocked the German offensive forces. What should I do next?

Whether it was Kistyakov or Bezikov and Kirilov, the eyes of the three of them just moved as I walked back and forth, and no one spoke, for fear of interrupting my thoughts.

After repeated thinking, I felt that since the battle has been carried out to the present point, I would simply make the movement a little bigger. Anyway, near Kalinkovic, there are several divisions of General Batov, and five divisions of the 11th Army and a tank regiment. As long as these troops are also put into battle, the balance of victory can be tilted to the side that is beneficial to our army.

Thinking of this, I stopped, turned my head and said to Bezikov: "The chief of staff, immediately contact the 11th Army units in the north of the city and let them attack from the north of the city."

"Attack from the north of the city?" Bezikov was taken aback when he heard the order I gave, and then carefully reminded me: "Comrade Commander, the 11th Army unit nearest to Kalinkovic They are all over a dozen highways away. I am worried that their offense will not be able to quench their thirst."

"Chief of Staff, you don't have to think so much." I waved at Bezikov and raised my voice: "As long as they make a little movement in the north of the city, they can draw part of the German army's attention and relieve us. The pressure on the siege troops."

After listening to my explanation, Bezikov nodded, got up and walked to the walkie-talkie, preparing to send a report to the troops of the 11th Army and give them an order to attack.

I picked up the phone on the desk and called Batov. When I heard the voice from the microphone, I immediately said: "Please help me find General Batov."

"Hello, General Oshanina." Although the other party was an unfamiliar voice, but when I said so bluntly that I was looking for Batov, he immediately guessed my identity. He respectfully said: "Commander Comrade Member is already asleep, please wait a while and I will call him right away."

Not long after, Batov’s familiar voice came from the microphone: "Hello, Comrade Oshanina, I don’t know if there is anything important to call me so late?"

"That's it, General Batov. My troops launched an attack from the west of the city tonight..." Although he knew my attack plan, I took the initiative to raise the matter to him and will attack the current troops. I told him about the situation. Finally, he said: "Comrade General, in order to distract the enemy, I hope that your troops deployed in the south of the city will also attack the city as soon as possible, so that the enemy cannot concentrate its forces on the main attack area of ​​our army..."

Batov thought for a while, and then replied: "Comrade Oshanina, don't worry, I will call the commander there immediately and order them to attack Kalinkovic in the shortest possible time." Having said that, he paused for a moment, and then said, "In order to ensure that the commanders below can better cooperate with you in the fight, I will personally rush there to command the troops."

"It's great, General Batov, this is really great." Thinking of Batov sitting in the south of the city, I think their attack strength will not be too weak. If we are lucky, we can be in one day or more. In a short period of time, the enemies in Kalinkovic were resolved, "With your support, I believe that our offensive will become more smooth."

I put down the phone and excitedly said to Kistyakov and Bezikov who had just sent the telegram: "Deputy Commander, Chief of Staff, General Batov has agreed to send his troops to Kalinkevi from the south of the city. Qi launches an attack. In this way, the German forces that are sticking to the city of Kalinkovic will be attacked by us in four directions at the same time and have to split their defenses. As long as the enemy’s forces are dispersed, we are on the offensive. The resistance will be greatly reduced."

After I finished speaking, I paused for a moment and then told Bezikov: "The chief of staff, call the three commanders of Baksov, Sederikov, and Babahin, so that they don’t have to use sneak attack tactics. The remaining commanding heights launch an all-out attack."

I know that my style of play has such a desperate taste, and I am afraid that it will be opposed by Kistyakov and the others. Unexpectedly, after I finished speaking, the two of them nodded again and again. Kistyakov also said: "Yes, Comrade Commander, offensive combat should be fought like this. We must first overwhelm the enemy in momentum. As long as their morale is low. With a weakened army, our next battle will be easy to fight."

As the order was given, the crowd soon became lively outside. In a short while, there were uninterrupted explosions and faint gunfire outside the command center. I knew it was the three divisions in the east of the city that had set up their positions and started a fierce attack on the German defensive positions.

I picked up the phone on the desk and called Batov. When I heard the voice from the microphone, I immediately said: "Please help me find General Batov."

"Hello, General Oshanina." Although the other party was an unfamiliar voice, but when I said so bluntly that I was looking for Batov, he immediately guessed my identity. He respectfully said: "Commander Comrade Member is already asleep, please wait a while and I will call him right away."

Not long after, Batov’s familiar voice came from the microphone: "Hello, Comrade Oshanina, I don’t know if there is anything important to call me so late?"

"That's it, General Batov. My troops launched an attack from the west of the city tonight..." Although he knew my attack plan, I took the initiative to raise the matter to him and will attack the current troops. I told him about the situation. Finally, he said: "Comrade General, in order to distract the enemy, I hope that your troops deployed in the south of the city will also attack the city as soon as possible, so that the enemy cannot concentrate its forces on the main attack area of ​​our army..."

Batov thought for a while, and then replied: "Comrade Oshanina, don't worry, I will call the commander there immediately and order them to attack Kalinkovic in the shortest possible time." Having said that, he paused for a moment, and then said, "In order to ensure that the commanders below can better cooperate with you in the fight, I will personally rush there to command the troops."

"It's great, General Batov, this is really great." Thinking of Batov sitting in the south of the city, I think their attack strength will not be too weak. If we are lucky, we can be in one day or more. In a short period of time, the enemies in Kalinkovic were resolved, "With your support, I believe that our offensive will become more smooth ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ I put down the phone and excitedly asked Qi Stryakov and Bezikov, who had just sent the telegram, said: "Deputy commander and chief of staff, General Batov has promised to send his troops to attack Kalinkovic from the south of the city. In this way, the German forces holding on to the city of Kalinkovic will have to split their defenses because they are attacked by us in four directions at the same time. As long as the enemy's forces are dispersed, the resistance we face in the offensive will be greatly reduced. "

After I finished speaking, I paused for a moment and then told Bezikov: "The chief of staff, call the three commanders of Baksov, Sederikov, and Babahin, so that they don’t have to use sneak attack tactics. The remaining commanding heights launch an all-out attack."

I know that my style of play has such a desperate taste, and I am afraid that it will be opposed by Kistyakov and the others. Unexpectedly, after I finished speaking, the two of them nodded again and again. Kistyakov also said: "Yes, Comrade Commander, offensive combat should be fought like this. We must first overwhelm the enemy in momentum. As long as their morale is low. With a weakened army, our next battle will be easy to fight."

As the order was given, the crowd soon became lively outside. In a short while, there were uninterrupted explosions and faint gunfire outside the command center. I knew it was the three divisions in the east of the city that had set up their positions and started a fierce attack on the German defensive positions.