Soviet Union 1991

Second update

The final battle finally began. When the fire lit up the pre-dawn sky, the deafening explosion almost woke up all the sleeping residents instantly. They looked at the burning fire in the distance through the curtains in panic. I saw that the dark sky became more dazzling than the morning glow. It was the prelude of the Soviet rocket attack on the outer defenses of Tbilisi. After completely crushing the enemy in front of it, the large-scale armored troops would attack Entering Tbilisi, a brutal fight began.

As soon as the battle began, the millimeter self-propelled artillery placed on the streets or rooftops of Tbilisi began to roar. They poured a series of fire dragons into the sky to block the attack of Soviet fighter jets. At this time, the Su-25 attack aircraft formation carrying the 9k118 Tornado anti-tank began to systematically clear Tbilisi's ground anti-aircraft firepower. The anti-aircraft firepower network originally organized in the sky was purged in an instant. After the Georgian rebels saw the flash of fire, all their millimeter anti-aircraft guns became scrap metal. At this time, the Su-25 attack plane passed over their heads and used the 30mm cannon it carried to start clearing the firepower strongholds on the street.

Wherever the Su-25 attack plane passed, a long line of dust was raised from the ground. It's no joke that the 30mm large-caliber cannon hits the ground. Any firepower point hiding behind the bunker can be instantly removed by the Su-25.

Under the cover of the Su-25 attack aircraft, the Ka-8 and Ka-29 transport helicopters began to perform rappels in the sky above Tbilisi, where firepower was weak. Not only the airborne troops, but also the GRU special forces, naval infantry and other special forces Combat units will immediately occupy and control news media organizations, telephone and telegraph buildings, television stations, schools, hospitals, police stations, Ministry of Internal Affairs buildings, party and government agencies, oil depots, granaries, water plants and power plants. Cut off the rebels' means of communication and information channels, and cut off the rebels' electricity and water sources.

Various important infrastructure buildings launched an unequal battle. The Georgian rebels lost air support. At the same time, their Mi-24 Hind helicopter was shot down by the air defense of the Soviet ground forces immediately after taking off. The two air defense clusters on the ground are no joke. Any armed helicopter trying to take off needs to weigh its weight.

Minashvili anxiously stared at the reports sent back from the front line. The Soviet offensive was far more severe than he expected. It is not an exaggeration to describe it as a large army pressing on the border. He could only constantly mobilize reserve troops to the front line to resist the pressing attack of the Soviet armored forces.

The strong explosion even affected the Georgian rebels' combat command room, and Minashvili could clearly feel the shaking from the ground. The constant reports of the loss of the front line left a gloomy expression on the faces of everyone present.

"We were tricked by the Soviets. Now they are about to complete the encirclement. Our troops are no longer able to resist the Soviet invasion. If we do not evacuate from Tbilisi, Gorbachev will not be able to leave."

Minashvili scratched his head anxiously. The danger of the war situation made him realize that it was time to arrange a force to escort Gerbachev out of the Caucasus.

Just when he was about to give the order, a sharp noise suddenly came from the communicator, and all communicators were temporarily unusable. Just when Minashvili realized something bad had happened, the lights went out.

Immediately someone reported to Minashvili that the power plant had been damaged by the enemy.

"Damn it, the enemy's ground troops have already penetrated in. Maybe they are conducting infiltration operations here." Minashvili grabbed the communicator and shouted a few times. But I found that the response to myself was always just a noisy sound. He grabbed other communicators, but without exception, they all had the same situation and could not respond.

Fortunately, the command and war room had a backup system. Minashvili ordered the command and war room to activate its own backup power system to maintain daily combat plans.

Under desperation, Minashvili could only call to the security forces around him, "The enemy has used an electronic jamming system, and our combat command communication has failed. I now need a reconnaissance force to detect the weak parts of the enemy's encirclement. Then escort Gorbachev out of Tbilisi."

The guard nodded and walked out of the door quickly.

Now every second is critical. Minashvili informed the combat troops to use the terrain to launch guerrilla warfare with the Soviet troops. The fall of Tbilisi has become a matter of time sooner or later, so the sooner Minashvili prepares for Gerba If Joff had arranged his escape route, he would have a greater chance of survival.

The front line has fallen into a stalemate. Under the Soviet artillery fire and air raid support, all defensive buildings were destroyed. The Georgian rebels faced only ruins and a dusty front.

Everyone clenched their hands. The elite of the Georgian rebels had been exhausted in the city of Gori. Many of them were militiamen deployed from the reserves to the battlefield, and some of them had not even had time to receive formal military training. You can only hide behind the bunker and pray that the enemy's attack will not be too fast.

A deafening sound came from the smoke that filled the front, and a huge black figure loomed in the smoke. Like a red ghost appearing in the darkness, the turret passed through the diffuse smoke and headed resolutely towards the center of Tbilisi.

The tanks will pass through the ruins and directly run over the vehicles lying in the middle of the road, turning them into a pile of scrap metal. Any target that tries to stop the tanks will be ruthlessly destroyed.

The armored forces are to let all the traitors in Tbilisi feel the power of the Red Army!

The huge figure of the t72 tank appeared in front of those poor guys. At this time, a Mi-24 armed helicopter passed over their heads. The swirling airflow swept away all the smoke, and an astonishing number of armored troops appeared in front of them.

In front of the powerful armored forces of the Soviet army, the trembling militiamen holding guns were no match at all. These soldiers who had not experienced the baptism of war even forgot to drive, and their minds would always remember the fear of this moment.

And the anger from the Soviets!

In 1991, the Soviet armored forces ruthlessly suppressed the rebellion in Georgia and crushed the dreams of the democrats. They trembled in front of the steel tracks and had no chance of winning.

Today, Soviet tanks and chariots set foot on this battlefield again.

The traitors in Tbilisi will experience the nightmare from 1991 even more deeply! (To be continued.)