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Anger will be anger, facts will be facts. Judging from the situation reported from the front line, it seems that the Soviet army's fight was not very smooth. In fact, it was not only not smooth, but even terrible.

Just like the previous exchanges of fire, the Soviet army suffered heavy losses as soon as they came into contact with the heroic troops. Most of their air forces, including their air force, were lost in the blink of an eye. With a big battle like this, no one can be optimistic.

Can't get up.

But what makes the Soviet people feel extremely frustrated is that the location of the battlefield is not within the sphere of influence of the heroic battleships. This is completely the inland hinterland of the Soviet Union! If they can't take the initiative on the battlefield here, they Su

The country really deserves the title of the world's military power.

What's even more heartwarming is that what blocked the powerful Soviet armored forces was only a small army of heroes. It is said that there are only more than a thousand people! Facing only more than a thousand enemies, if they are not capable of winning, then they will

This tank and armored force really needs to eat shit.

But the reality is before our eyes, and the Soviet Union can only think hard about how to deal with it.

The vanguard's attack is blocked. It is really a big problem whether to continue to increase the number of troops or to stand still.

Just when the Soviet people were hesitating, new changes took place on the front line.

After the Soviet troops stopped advancing, before they had time to consolidate their defense lines, another round of air strikes came.

Originally, the Soviet Union had expected such a move from the heroes, and their air defense forces were always on standby in the rear. However, because these incoming missiles were too fast, the air defense forces reluctantly launched an interception, but with little effect.

With the explosions, the Soviet Union once again lost nearly 200 tanks and armored vehicles. This attack almost collapsed the Soviet people. They have almost no results so far, but their troops have been beaten to the point of near collapse.

Crippled.

The enemy in front appeared and disappeared, running faster than a rabbit. It was difficult for their tanks to find their targets. As for their infantry, the situation was even worse.

In the previous battle stage, their infantry also charged very hard. They thought that the infantry was facing the infantry, and they had a lot of artillery support and steel chariots, so they would have to completely kill this group of enemies. But they expected it wrong.

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The Su people are relatively good at fighting, and they are also proficient in various tactics. In this battle where more people fight less, they rationally used the method of gradual advancement, and with the cooperation of other arms, they pressed against the enemy.

.But the enemy is as slippery as a loach. He hammers here and there in the mountains and forests, and the Su people cannot form an effective containment against the enemy at all.

The siege had little effect, but in the blink of an eye, those enemies who couldn't be found suddenly appeared out of nowhere, bombarded by missiles and grenades, and the Soviet people were once again blown to pieces.

fly.

The Soviet soldiers hated the enemy's unpredictable tactics. More than once, they had the idea of ​​catching the enemy and putting them in a frying pan, so as to relieve their hatred.

The situation of all the troops is not very good. The Soviets are now in a dilemma. The attack is bound to suffer heavy losses, but if they retreat, they really don't dare to say so. There are tens of thousands of Soviet troops, even a small group of more than a thousand people.

If they can't do it, how should they explain it to their relatives when they go home? They also have self-respect, and they don't want their children and grandchildren to call him a fool and a loser.

At this difficult time, the Su people encountered even greater troubles.

When the scouts reported to the frontline commander that a small group of enemies appeared behind them, the frontline commander immediately changed his expression.

"The rear? Our enemies are all right in front of us. There is no way they can sneak into the rear!"

Although the Soviet troops were badly beaten, they still had a huge numerical advantage on the front line. Their troops seemed to have pulled a big net, ready to carry out encirclement and annihilation operations against the enemy. Although this goal seems very difficult at present.

It is difficult to achieve, but no matter what, it is impossible for the enemy to sneak into the rear.

But whether he believed it or not, the fact was still the fact. As reports came in one after another, the frontline commander's face turned extremely ugly.

Now, he no longer thought about how to destroy the enemy, but began to think about how to lead his defeated soldiers back to his hometown safely.

Behind the long front line, traces of more than a dozen groups of enemies appeared in succession. These enemies did not launch an attack at the initial stage, but quickly moved through the mountains and forests and formed their formations. After just a few hours, these small groups of enemies

They began to attack the transport troops and anti-aircraft missile units in their rear. The situation was already very bad.

What frightened all the Soviet people was that the number of enemies appearing in the rear far exceeded the number of enemies in front of them. After analysis, these troops numbered at least nearly ten thousand people! And these enemies were not all infantry. They seemed to have a large number of soldiers.

tank troops!

This shocking news plunged the people of Suzhou into panic.

This time they thought they were fighting an annihilation battle with the enemy with superior force, but the final result would probably be reversed. It was likely that they themselves would be annihilated in the end, rather than the small group of enemies on the opposite side.

"Their tank troops were able to sneak into our rear. How did they do it? Are all our reconnaissance troops blind?" the frontline commander was furious.

"General, according to our reconnaissance personnel, their tanks make very little noise when they are moving, just like high-end cars. It is really amazing!" an adjutant explained carefully.

The frontline commander said angrily: "Even if their tanks are equipped with silencers, don't our soldiers have eyes?"

None of the officers knew how to explain this almost unsolvable problem. This battle was full of weirdness, which made everyone feel chilly.

Suddenly, a major suddenly pointed at the map and said: "General, look at this river!"

Everyone looked around and saw that the officer was pointing to the Lena River, which flows from west to east. The main channel of the Lena River did not flow through Bodebo, but one of its tributaries passed through Bodebo from south to north.

Daibo merges into the main channel of the Lena River.

"What do you mean?" someone asked in confusion.

The major hesitated for a moment, and then said: "I wonder if the enemy followed the Lena River from east to west, and then went south along this tributary and circled to our rear?"

A senior officer laughed angrily and said sternly: "We have troops specifically guarding the Lena River to prevent enemy infiltration. Don't you think we don't even understand this?"

Other officers also reprimanded this young low-level officer. Since everyone was in an extremely bad mood at this time, the major naturally became everyone's punching bag. His face turned pale after being scolded, and his body couldn't help but feel so angry.

It started shaking.

"General!" the major suddenly shouted: "Can you please listen to what I have to say!"

The frontline commander said seriously: "You can speak, but if you dare to talk nonsense, I will send you to a military court!"

It is not surprising that the officers were angry. If the enemy really moved up the Lena River and outflanked their rear, not only would the officers responsible for guarding the Lena River be severely punished, but even the commander would be involved.

The major said firmly: "General, please believe me, I will never talk nonsense! I think the enemy came around to our rear along the Lena River, but they did not go along the river bank, but through the bottom of the river.

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As soon as this statement came out, all the senior officers, including the commander, opened their eyes wide.

When they first heard this, they didn't believe it at all. If according to what the major said, the distance would be hundreds of kilometers, and it would be impossible for a force with hundreds of tanks to operate underwater anyway.

Such a long time. Even if the heroes' tanks are more advanced and can travel underwater for a long time, how do those 10,000 soldiers get past the water? Moreover, if it is a long water journey, it will take a long time.

How long does it take!

But when they thought about it carefully, they felt that it was not impossible. First of all, their surrounding areas were heavily fortified, and it was impossible for the enemy to penetrate into their rear. It seemed that apart from the Lena River, the enemy had no other way to go.

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Every Soviet citizen will never forget that during World War II, Hitler's tank troops also crossed the river in the middle of the night to attack the Soviet Union. Now, it seems that history is repeating itself again?

German tanks more than half a century ago could travel underwater for a short time. Is this difficult in today's technologically advanced world?

In particular, the weapons sold by Dahaojie have always been very advanced. It is difficult to say that their tanks can really travel underwater for a long time. Since his warships are so advanced, it is not difficult to develop an underwater tank.

Although there are still many doubts about this matter, such as how the heroes' tanks traveled hundreds of kilometers underwater, how their fuel was supplied, how their soldiers advanced at high speed underwater, etc., in general, this

What the major said is not completely unreasonable.

In fact, it is meaningless to argue about how the heroes outflanked their rear. What they need to do now is how to preserve this army.

From the besieger to the besieged, from an absolute advantage to a precarious situation, for the Soviet people, this is really like a joke played by God on them.

When the battle report from the front line reached the rear, there was another uproar among the top leaders of the Soviet Union.

Some helpless people asked: "The great hero actually has other troops! When were his troops transferred? And from where!"

Some people were horrified: "What is his intention to increase the number of troops in the Far East by a large amount? Does he really want to attack Moscow?"

Some people even pushed the ball to others: "We must come up with countermeasures as soon as possible to protect our homeland!"