Red Moscow

"What, a very ordinary sniper team?" This time it was Sokov's turn to be surprised: "When you annihilated them, how many people died?"

Bogdanov replied without hesitation: "Reporting, Comrade Commander, we surrounded the German sniper team at that time. Two soldiers were eager to make contributions and rushed up. As a result, one of them was hit by a German submachine gun, and the other Another person was killed by a sniper.

Seeing that the situation was wrong, the commander who led the team immediately ordered the soldiers to stop, but instead used mortars to call out their hiding places and blasted them all to death inside. "

When Sokov heard this, he confirmed his guess that there was definitely something wrong with Aliya. But he didn't talk too much about it, but asked Bogdanov: "How is the situation there, will the Germans continue to attack?"

"Yes, Comrade Commander, judging from the current situation, the Germans do want to recapture Chernivtsi." Bogdanov said: "However, the troops of Lieutenant Colonel Pognedelin, from the enemy's Attacking from the flank disrupted their attack and forced them to divert their forces to protect their flank."

"General Bogdanov," Sokov felt that Ponegerin's actions proved that the opponent had understood his intentions. Such a layout formed a cornering situation and could support each other with the 2nd Tank Army. When the enemy attacked Chernivtsi, he attacked the German army from the flank; when the German army attacked his position, Bogdanov's tank army also needed to attack the German army's flank.

Thinking of this, Sokov said into the microphone: "General Bogdanov, I deployed the troops in this way at the time, just to let you support each other when you are attacked by the German army.

If the troops are all concentrated in one area, they may soon be encircled by the German army. Once the logistical supplies are cut off, the besieged troops will only end up being annihilated.

But now you are in two areas, if the German army wants to encircle you again, they will have to spread their forces. In this way, their offensive power will be weakened, thereby reducing the threat to our army. "

"I understand, Comrade Commander." Hearing what Sokov said, Bogdanov didn't understand what he wanted to express. troops attacked the German flank; then when his troops are in danger, I will also send troops to relieve him."

Sokov and Bogdanov chatted for a while, and seeing that it was dawn outside, they went back to their camp bed to lie down and rest.

After less than an hour of sleep, Sameko walked in from the outside. He obviously learned about the situation from Koshkin, and as soon as he came in, he came directly to Sokov's side and said, "Comrade Commander, I understand everything."

Sokov sat up, looked up at him and asked, "What do you understand?"

"That Aliya has a big problem, and I'm afraid it will be dangerous to keep her here." Sameko suggested to Sokov: "Or, just drag it out and shoot it, and it will be over."

"No, Comrade Chief of Staff." Sokov flatly rejected Sameko's proposal. He explained: "If Alia appears in the city of Otac, it will be a bureau set up by the Germans. If we take her If they are shot, the Germans will definitely send people again. By that time, we will definitely spend a lot of manpower and material resources if we want to find out the enemies hidden in the city.

But keeping Arya alive and keeping her within our reach would give the Germans the illusion that we were unaware of their plot. Then they will honestly wait for the final result, and will not send people to continue this special task. "

Sokov's words made Sameko suddenly understand: "So that's the case." He smiled a little embarrassedly and said, "Comrade Commander, I thought you didn't find the problem, so you thought so carefully. .”

"I called General Bogdanov and learned about the situation there." Sokov said, "I found out that the German sniper team wiped out by them was just a group of ordinary people. That kind of excellent sniper. It seems that we were accidentally fooled by her again."

Hearing what Sokov said, Sameko asked a little puzzled: "What did you do to her?"

"I think when she was interrogated, she said that two sniper teams would be moving to the north and south of our direction, so she started to plan." Sukov said: "She may have known me in advance, and even analyzed me. character, infer what kind of decision I will make after learning about this.”

"What decision will you make?"

"If the other two German sniper teams are as good as Aliya, in order to avoid unnecessary casualties for our commanders, I will definitely send people to eliminate these two sniper teams." Sokov said here , couldn't help laughing bitterly: "But in this way, the three best snipers in Otac City, as well as their most proud outstanding students, also left the city with them to hunt down the so-called excellent German snipers .”

Sameko knew the shocking news that Sokov was about to say, so he didn't interrupt him, but listened quietly to his narration in order to judge whether the other party's statement was correct.

"If the German sniper team in the south is only as good as the sniper team in the Chernivtsi area in the north, then we send Lyudmila, Vasily and the old man to use anti-aircraft guns to fight mosquitoes-overqualified. If the city really There are still snipers more powerful than Aliya lurking, so the members of the headquarters will become the targets of the opponent's sniper."

Sokov reached out and took out a cigarette case from Sameko's pocket, took out a cigarette and put it in his mouth, but did not rush to light it. After he put the cigarette pack back into Sameko's pocket, "Chief of Staff, do you think there will still be enemy snipers lurking in the city?"

"Probably not." If Sokov asked this question yesterday, Sameko would have answered no without hesitation, but at this time his words were obviously a bit less confident: "However, it cannot be ruled out that there are lurking snipers." possible."

"That's right, that's what I thought." Sokov lit a cigarette with a match, took a puff, and continued: "I think there should be a highly skilled sniper lurking in the city."

"No way?!" Although Sameko also had such a guess in his heart, when he heard Sokov say it, he didn't want to believe it: "The information given to us by the superior didn't make it clear, Aliya is an excellent sniper, and her profile has her..."

At this point, he stopped talking abruptly, then turned to look at Sokov, and said with a look of shock: "Comrade Commander, do you mean to say that there is something wrong with that document?"

"That's right." Sokov nodded, agreeing with Sameko's guess: "If it's really a good sniper's information, it must be kept strictly confidential. Even if we have agents lurking in the enemy's important department , it is not an easy task to obtain this information. So..."

Before Sokov could finish his sentence this time, Sameko rushed to say: "Unless the enemy deliberately wants us to see this document and decides that the person on the document is an excellent sniper who is going to carry out the sniper mission. "

"This matter is really getting more and more interesting." Sokov said with a chuckle: "The game is in the game, the plan is in the plan, it seems that the Germans who set up this game are very smart."

"Comrade Commander, what's going on here." Although Sameko guessed a few things, he was still in a state of confusion about the whole thing: "Can you tell me about it?"

"Chief of Staff, while I'm fine now, let me analyze what I thought of for you." Sokov said, "First, the Germans sent an excellent sniper to Otatz to test the sniper commander. Members of the Ministry, you can’t be wrong about that.”

"That's right, that's true." Sameko nodded in affirmation.

"When they stepped on the spot near the headquarters, I don't know whether it was intentional or unintentional, they left a little loophole. And this loophole happened to be discovered by our excellent sniper Vasily, and he also led people to check the location where the sniper stepped on. A secret search was carried out. I remember this correctly, right?"

"Well, I remember correctly."

"Then here comes the problem. When the German snipers came to the attic again, they must have found that someone had been there before." Sokov worried that Sameko would refute himself, so he explained first: "At this time, he has only two choices: One is to cancel the killing operation; the other is to change the location of the killing.”

Seeing Sameko nodding again to express his approval, Sokov continued to analyze and said: "It is obviously impossible to cancel the sniping operation. After all, the purpose of his coming to Otac is to snipe and kill the senior generals of our army. Instead It is obviously not a good idea to continue to snipe in one place, and it is also possible that our army snipers will notice it.

In this case, what should he do? Just try to divert our attention, and after we are deceived, it will not be too late for him to do it again. "

Sokov has analyzed the whole matter to this extent, and Sameko can naturally come up with the rest of the content: "So this person tried to get his superiors to forge a fake document, and deliberately let our people Got it. Then, he asked Aliya to go to Lyudmila and the others to report that there was a German airborne team in the forest outside the city, and he took them to the forest..."

When Sokov heard this, he intentionally interrupted Sameko and expressed his thoughts: "The third step, he prepared the military uniform for Alia in the city, and asked her to go to the military store to meet the chief of staff. "

"Comrade Commander, in addition to the military uniform, there are also bombs." Sameko reminded Sokov: "Don't forget, she put the bomb in the kitchen. After the explosion caused panic, the snipers could hide outside. attic and shoot at those who escaped."

"No, no, no, Comrade Chief of Staff, I happen to think this is a flaw in Alia." Sokov said to Sameko: "The military uniform she was wearing when she was captured, you think you can put one Is it a bomb? If she is holding it in her hand, it will definitely arouse suspicion when she is seen by the chief steward. Especially when she gets into the car with something in her hand, but she has nothing in her hand when she leaves, the chief steward will not be suspicious. .”

Sameko thought over Sokov's words carefully and found that it was really such a thing. Since there was no room for a bomb in the military uniform that Aliya was wearing, she had to hold it in her hand. However, according to the Chief Secretary's account, he did not see anything in Alia's hand at that time, not even a bag. This shows from one aspect that when Aliya entered the kitchen of the headquarters, she did not bring a bomb into it.

But in this way, Sameko was completely confused: "Comrade Commander, since you said that she could not carry a bomb, where did the bomb that exploded in the kitchen come from?"

"Comrade Chief of Staff, I have a bold idea." Sokov said: "Tell me, could the person who planted the bomb be in the military store?"

"Military store?" Sokov's unrestrained thinking confused Sameko, and he asked in puzzlement, "Comrade Commander, I don't understand what you mean."

"It's actually very simple. Let's assume that the bomb that detonated in the kitchen was hidden in a vegetable or flour bag." Sokov said to himself: "Alia went to the military store to contact the secret agents lurking inside. Seeing the Chief Secretary coming, he took the opportunity to hand over the vegetable or flour bag with the bomb hidden in it to the Chief Secretary who came to purchase.

I think the reason why Aliya tried to get into the kitchen of the headquarters was not to plant a bomb, but to make sure that the bomb was placed in place. Only after confirming that the bomb is placed can they take the next step. "

"Then do we need to conduct a review of the people in the military store?" Sameko was afraid after hearing Sokov's words, since the other party could put them in the vegetables or flour bags sent to the headquarters kitchen. Bomb, then it can be dropped a second time. The bomb this time was not very powerful, but it was just to create panic and let the people in the headquarters escape for the sniper to call their names. Who knows if a powerful bomb will be released next time, sending all the people in the headquarters directly to the sky.

Sokov also considered this issue, and felt that there was a high possibility of German spies lurking in the military store. In order to eliminate the hidden danger, all the people inside had to be replaced: "Comrade Chief of Staff, there is no need for review. Didn't we occupy a few more In this city, we can send all the people in the store to other cities. In this way, we can cut off the enemy's left and right arms without raising eyebrows."

"That's a good idea." Sameko nodded and said, "I'll say hello to the later minister later and ask him to transfer all the people in the military store to other cities."

"Next, let's talk about the enemy's fourth step." Sokov continued: "Since they can discover Vasily's secret search, they will naturally also discover the actions taken by the old man. I think the other party left a lot of clues on purpose. Misleading the old man, making him think that the person who is going to carry out the sniper mission is a woman."

"An excellent sniper, when faced with a group of targets who have escaped from the headquarters, will calmly snipe and kill instead of poking outside." Sokov sneered, and said in a disdainful tone: "If I If I didn't guess wrong, when Aliya entered the attic, she found the old man hiding nearby. In order to ensure the success of their mission, this woman was really ruthless, and deliberately let the old man hit her on the shoulder, and pretended to be our captives, thereby diverting our attention and lowering our vigilance."