Burning Moscow

　　 Early the next morning, Sivakov called me. He said to me in an excited voice: "Comrade Commander, the German spy sent another telegram last night."

　　 "What is written in the telegram?" I immediately asked nervously.

　　 "It's okay," Sivakov replied, "Just say that our troops in Mozili have been disarmed, and at the same time they are issuing ration cards to the city."

　　 Thinking of Sivakov's excited tone, I couldn't help asking strangely: "Comrade General, do you have anything special?"

"It was Captain Razumeyeva who was in charge of monitoring last night," Sivakov was a little excited when she heard me ask. "She judged from the characteristics of the enemy's telegraphers, this telegrapher and the Smol The telegraph operator who sent the report in Lensk was the same person."

　　 "What, is it the same person?" After hearing the shocking news, I suddenly got up from my seat.

　　 "Yes, Comrade Commander." In response to my question, Sivakov said in a positive tone: "After repeated confirmation by Captain Razumeeva, it is indeed the same person."

　　 "I see!" I just hung up the phone.

　　 It may be that when I learned that the enemy telegrapher I found in Mozyri was the same person as the telegrapher in Smolensk, I was so excited that it attracted Bezikov's attention. He asked with concern: "Comrade Commander, what happened?"

I looked up at Bezikov and said, "The chief of staff, General Sivakov called and said that they intercepted the German spy’s telegrams last night, and after confirmation by Captain Razumeeva, they must have concluded that they are in harmony with each other. The operator that Smolensk found was the same person."

　　 "Is it the same person?" When Bezikov heard the news, it was exactly the same as I had just reacted. But after hesitating for a moment, he leaned over and looked at the map in front of him, as if he was looking for something.

　　 I saw his concentration, and couldn't help but curiously asked: "Chief of Staff, what are you looking at?"

　　 Hearing my question, he raised his head and looked at me and asked, "Comrade Commander, if I remember correctly, the person who leaked the information last time was a staff officer of the 77th Guards Division, right?"

"Yes, it is a staff officer of the 77th Guards Division. For this matter, the commander of the division, Major General Askarepov, also made a special review to me, saying that he was not strict in the army, and he did not find any German spies. Lurking in my own army." After I said this, I looked at Bezikov and asked curiously: "Is there any connection between the two?"

"Comrade Commander, please look at it." He pushed the map in front of him towards me a little bit, and then said: "The last time I sent information to the German spies, it was a staff officer of the 77th Guards Division. But this time I found the Germans. The place where the spies sent the report happened to be in the defense zone of the 77th Guards Division."

"What, in the defense zone of the 77th Guards Division?" Bezikov's words shocked me. I quickly pulled the map in front of me, and carefully checked the garrison numbers on October Street and Soviet Street in the west of the city. It was found to be the 215th regiment of the 77th Guards Division. After reading it, I murmured: "If Sivakov and the others found the location is correct, then the spy is the telegram sent from the 215th Guards Regiment."

"Comrade Commander, I have a bold inference." Bezikov raised his voice and said to me: "If Moziri and Smolensk's telegraph operator were the same person, then the German spies would not be dressed up as Ordinary citizens, because no citizens came here with us from Smolensk, I think the spies must be lurking in our troops."

　　 "Hidden in our troops," I tapped gently on the table with my fingers, repeating what Bezikov had just said in my mouth. After repeated thinking, I felt that what he said was reasonable, and quickly grabbed the phone in front of him and dialed Sivakov's headquarters.

　　 As soon as I heard Sivakov’s voice, I opened the door and asked, "Comrade General, you can help me ask Captain Razumeeva, where was the German spy released in Smolensk last time?"

　　 "Okay, Comrade Commander." Sivakov said politely: "Captain Razumeyeva is next door, please wait a moment, I will call her here."

　　 After a while, Razumeyeva's voice came from the receiver: "Hello, Comrade Commander, this is Razumeyeva, do you have any instructions?"

"Captain, the last time I asked you to monitor the enemy station in Smolensk, the enemy telegrapher sent two more telegrams later. Do you remember the approximate location?" I'm afraid that Razumeeva doesn't pay much attention to this issue. , I also specifically emphasized: "You just need to tell me which street the enemy radio signal appears on."

Bezikov, the chief of staff, has been working for a long time, and he has become more and more familiar with his own job. Hearing that I was asking Razumeeva about Smolensk, he quickly found a piece of Smolensk. The map of Skok was placed in front of me. I nodded and smiled at him, and then marked out what Razumeyeva said with a pen.

　　 After I finished marking on the map, I looked at the numbers of the troops stationed in the area at that time. I couldn't help but breathe in air, because what I saw was still the garrison of the 215th Guards Regiment. Seeing this, I coughed slightly, and then said to Razumeyeva: "Captain, you immediately come to my headquarters with General Sivakov."

　　……

　　 An hour later, Sivakov and Razumeyeva came to my headquarters. After Sivakov saluted me, he asked with a puzzled look: "Comrade Commander, I don't know if you have asked me to come here. Do you have any instructions?"

"Comrade General, please sit down." After I stretched out my hand and made a please gesture to him, I pushed the map of Moziri and Smolensk in front of him, pointed to the circled position, and said to him: "Look, this is the approximate location where the enemy was locked by us when it was released in two cities."

　　 Sivakov looked at the map indifferently, and when he saw the location of the circle on it, he jumped up from his seat and shouted, "Impossible, this is absolutely impossible."

"Captain Razumeyeva," I waved to Razumeyeva, called her to the table, pointed to the two maps that made Sivakov mad, and asked: "Come and see, on the map. Is the marked spy station location correct?"

Razumeyeva picked up the two maps and looked at them carefully, then put them back on the table, nodded at me, and said, "Yes, Comrade Commander, absolutely correct. The two cities found the enemy’s radio station. The locations are all marked correctly."

　　 "Thank you, Comrade Captain." After I smiled at Razumeyeva, I turned to Sivakov and said, "General Sivakov, do you understand something now?"

Sivakov nodded with a frustrated expression, and said weakly: "Comrade Commander, I understand that since the location of the German radio station was found twice as the station of the same unit, then it should be pointed out that in our team Here, there is a German spy lurking. What we have to do now is to find ways to dig out this spy."

"Yes, Comrade General." Seeing that he understood my intention, I smiled and nodded and said: "All the evidence we have at present points to the 215th Guards Regiment, which proves that the enemy is lurking in our troops. inner."

"Then what should we do?" Sivakov raised his hand and wiped the cold sweat from his forehead with his sleeves, and asked me pitifully: "I will immediately review the 215th Guards Regiment. Will it cause unnecessary panic? ?"

"Yes, Comrade Commander." Bezikov agreed with Sivakov's concern: "We have just recovered Moziri soon. If a large-scale investigation is carried out in the army at this time, it may lead to People are panicking."

Although various troops experienced large-scale attrition in the battles to liberate Moziri and Kalinkovic, the 77th Guards Division is the last to enter the battlefield, so the troops are relatively complete, and the Guards The 215th regiment still had as many as two thousand soldiers at the moment. If they are recklessly checked out, I am worried that there will be scenes of loss of control.

　　 Seeing that I was still silent, Bezikov asked cautiously: "Comrade Commander, what should we do now?"

　　 "Wait," I said reluctantly, "Let's hand over the investigation of hidden secret agents to the internal staff sent by their superiors. After all, they are best at eliminating our internal enemies."

　　 As soon as I heard Sivakov’s voice, I opened the door and asked, "Comrade General, you can help me ask Captain Razumeeva, where was the German spy released in Smolensk last time?"

　　 "Okay, Comrade Commander." Sivakov said politely: "Captain Razumeyeva is next door, please wait a moment, I will call her here."

　　 After a while, Razumeyeva's voice came from the receiver: "Hello, Comrade Commander, this is Razumeyeva, do you have any instructions?"

"Captain, the last time I asked you to monitor the enemy station in Smolensk, the enemy telegrapher sent two more telegrams later. Do you remember the approximate location?" I'm afraid that Razumeeva doesn't pay much attention to this issue. , I also specifically emphasized: "You just need to tell me which street the enemy radio signal appears on."

Bezikov, the chief of staff, has been working for a long time, and he has become more and more familiar with his own job. Hearing that I was asking Razumeeva about Smolensk, he quickly found a piece of Smolensk. The map of Skok was placed in front of me. I nodded and smiled at him, and then marked out what Razumeyeva said with a pen.

　　 After I finished marking on the map, I looked at the numbers of the troops stationed in the area at that time. I couldn't help but breathe in air, because what I saw was still the garrison of the 215th Guards Regiment. Seeing this, I coughed slightly, and then said to Razumeyeva: "Captain, you immediately come to my headquarters with General Sivakov."

　　……

　　 An hour later, Sivakov and Razumeyeva came to my headquarters. After Sivakov saluted me, he asked with a puzzled look: "Comrade Commander, I don't know if you have asked me to come here. Do you have any instructions?"

"Comrade General, please sit down." After I stretched out my hand and made a please gesture to him, I pushed the map of Moziri and Smolensk in front of him, pointed to the circled position, and said to him: "Look, this is the approximate location where the enemy was locked by us when it was released in two cities."

　　 Sivakov looked at the map indifferently, and when he saw the location of the circle on it, he jumped up from his seat and shouted, "Impossible, this is absolutely impossible."

"Captain Razumeyeva," I waved to Razumeyeva, called her to the table, pointed to the two maps that made Sivakov mad, and asked: "Come and see, on the map. Is the marked spy station location correct?"

Razumeyeva picked up the two maps and looked at them carefully, then put them back on the table, nodded at me, and said, "Yes, Comrade Commander, absolutely correct. The two cities found the enemy’s radio station. The locations are all marked correctly."

　　 "Thank you, Comrade Captain." After I smiled at Razumeyeva, I turned to Sivakov and said, "General Sivakov, do you understand something now?"

Sivakov nodded with a frustrated expression, and said weakly, "Comrade Commander, I understand that since it was discovered that the location of the German radio station ~www.wuxiaspot.com~ is both the station of the same unit, it means that One point, there is a German spy lurking in our team. What we have to do now is to find ways to dig out this spy."

"Yes, Comrade General." Seeing that he understood my intention, I smiled and nodded and said: "All the evidence we have at present points to the 215th Guards Regiment, which proves that the enemy is lurking in our troops. inner."

"Then what should we do?" Sivakov raised his hand and wiped the cold sweat from his forehead with his sleeves, and asked me pitifully: "I will immediately review the 215th Guards Regiment. Will it cause unnecessary panic? ?"

"Yes, Comrade Commander." Bezikov agreed with Sivakov's concern: "We have just recovered Moziri soon. If a large-scale investigation is carried out in the army at this time, it may lead to People are panicking."

Although various troops experienced large-scale attrition in the battles to liberate Moziri and Kalinkovic, the 77th Guards Division is the last to enter the battlefield, so the troops are relatively complete, and the Guards The 215th regiment still had as many as two thousand soldiers at the moment. If they are recklessly checked out, I am worried that there will be scenes of loss of control.

　　 Seeing that I was still silent, Bezikov asked cautiously: "Comrade Commander, what should we do now?"

"Wait," I said rather helplessly: "Let's hand over the investigation of hidden secret agents to the internal staff sent by their superiors. After all, they are best at eliminating our internal enemies." (To be continued. )