Romanian Eagle

Thinking of the consequences of Romania's calm retreat, Yegorov couldn't sit still. He immediately ordered: Let the front-line soldiers attack immediately, and the Romanians cannot escape. I will send reinforcements to follow.

With Yegorov's order, the smoke of gunpowder immediately filled up again. The battlefield, which had been quiet a while ago, immediately became lively.

Offensive, for the Soviets.

Political commissars at all levels with pistols in their hands immediately drove the soldiers to rush towards the enemy positions.

Open fire and knock the enemy down for me.

At the position, Romanian officers were also commanding the soldiers to counterattack. Soldiers raised their rifles to shoot at distant enemies, and machine guns slammed back against the Soviet attack.

However, Romania's violent counterattack did not dispel the determination of the Soviet and Russian troops. Because before departure, the commanders at all levels informed the soldiers that the Romanian army was dying and they wanted to escape. Violent resistance now, just to get out of contact with them.

After hearing the commander's words, the morale of the Soviet Russian soldiers soared. The enemy wanted to escape, and the Soviet fighters could never let them do so. So even if the enemy's firepower is fierce, they are not afraid.

While the soldiers of the two armies of Luo Su were fighting on the battlefield, on the observation post at a high altitude, Admiral Freiette was watching the situation on the battlefield with satisfaction. Standing behind him were several generals, Major General Dorimitu, the commander of the second division of the Imperial Guard, Major General Borks, the newly appointed commander of the third division, Major General Foctor, the commander of the seventh division, and Major General Hoffman, the armored brigade commander.

Admiral Fereit looked at the generals in front of him and asked, Are your troops ready?

Already prepared.

Do you know what to do next?

Know, defeat the enemy's attack, launch a counterattack, and cause maximum damage to the enemy.

The answers of several generals made Admiral Freyte very satisfied. He glanced at his watch and continued: It's 13:16 in the afternoon, and at 13:45, you will attack. I think at this time, they should be entangled with the soldiers on the ground. , it was too late to react.”

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After the generals left, Lieutenant General Andrew, the chief of staff, stepped forward and asked: This time the Soviet Russian army can enter the trap, it seems that the commander on the opposite side is limited.

To Andrew's words, Admiral Fereit replied: I have known the opposite commander Yegorov, who is a capable officer. However, as the commander of a 500,000-strong army, he is still a little short. For many years, I have felt a little difficult to lead more than 400,000 troops this time. Don't talk about him.

Admiral Fereit was right. As an officer who graduated from the Kazan Infantry Officer School in 1905, after the Soviet Revolution, Yegorov joined the Soviet Army as a major. And at the end of 1919, he was able to command an army of 500,000 people, and even if the God of War was resurrected, he would not be able to control it freely. Therefore, in terms of control of the battle situation and insight into the battlefield situation, Yegorov is still a lot worse.

So this time he didn't lose.

Andrew was just making an excuse, and saw him continue to ask: So what do you think will be the result of this battle?

I don't know this, it needs to see the hard work of the soldiers.

Fareit faced Andrew's question and answered very officially. But in the end, the victory was already in his hands, and he couldn't help but said: But I think that if I can't reach half of the enemy, I will be very disappointed.

Half of it is to wipe out 250,000 enemies. Andrew feels that this goal is a bit high. However, when he thought that the commander of the other side had walked all the way into the trap, he still didn't know, this result was very possible.

Right here, a staff officer quickly ran in. Report, a telegram from Lieutenant General Mandive on the left.

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Our army has already defeated the enemy in front of us, and the enemy's 16th Group Army is fleeing. Our troops will encircle the middle road in a rushing attitude. Lieutenant General Mandif, call.

Hearing the good news, Andrew said immediately: This time the enemy can't escape.

Yeah, it's up to us next.

While the two were talking, the battle on the ground had already heated up. The Soviet Russian army had already attacked the position with huge casualties. And the Romanian soldiers were not allowed to fight with them this time.

Attack, don't let the enemy escape.

A Soviet-Russian commander stood at the edge of a trench, cheering loudly to his soldiers, who were entangled with a group of defending Romanian soldiers.

Two Soviet Russian soldiers, holding rifles with bayonets, were confronting the same number of Romanians. The roars and screams that came from the ears made the atmosphere of the scene even more solemn.

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A Soviet-Russian soldier who could no longer bear the torment shouted and stabbed the opponent in front of him.

When the Romanian soldier he targeted, when he saw his opponent stab, he slapped his rifle in the direction of his stab. And the comrades beside him saw the opportunity, and a stride stepped forward, handed the rifle in his hand, and stabbed the opponent.

It seems like a chain reaction, how can the comrade-in-arms beside this Soviet-Russian soldier make his own people suffer. Immediately greet the opponent with a block to buy time for your comrades to retreat. It's just that the Romanian soldiers who had blocked before had already freed their hands, and immediately followed up with a punch. The two fists were no match for the four hands, and the soldier named his comrade who blocked the attack fell in a pool of blood.

Varissie.

Seeing his comrades fall to the ground, the Soviet-Russian soldier who took the lead in attacking shouted and his eyes were red. This time, he ignored it, and every time he only attacked and not defended, he was completely using the style of perishing. For a time, the two Romanian soldiers had no way to hold him.

In front of a machine gun position, more than a dozen defending soldiers fought with the attacking Soviet and Russian soldiers, and many soldiers from both sides had fallen by their feet.

A Soviet Russian soldier stared at his opponent, holding the enemy's rifle tightly, preventing him from drawing the bayonet from his body. So much so that his wound was almost pierced by the enemy.

On the other side, two soldiers from different countries are fighting together. They had already dropped their weapons and choked each other's necks with their own hands. Judging from the swollen purple-red faces of the two, they would suffocate to death if this continued. But judging from the fierce eyes they looked at each other, they didn't intend to let go even if they sacrificed their lives.

The life-and-death battle on the ground has been going on. The Soviet-Russian front-line commander who had been unable to open the situation for a long time became a little anxious.

Suddenly he heard a rumbling sound, and the ground trembled.

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