Romanian Eagle

Yegorov, who heard the news, yanked the officer to his side with his hands and asked him loudly, What happened?

Seeing the pale-faced officer staring at him, the slightly breathless officer who was pulled quickly said, Is it about 1:40 in the afternoon?

Why are you reporting now?

Because the 16th Army's telegraph machine was damaged, and the telephone line was cut by the enemy. The letter they sent by cavalry is here now.

Yegorov was a little speechless when he heard this. Now he can't think of anything else and must solve this crisis immediately. Otherwise, the enemy will face collapse by flanking his troops back and forth.

Thinking of this, Yegorov knew that it was time to prepare to retreat. However, it is definitely impossible to walk like this, and a team must make sacrifices. At this time, he thought of the 16th Army.

Yegorov let go of his grip on the officer's collar and ordered him: Give Smirga an order to hold his position and give the other brothers time to reorganize their ranks.

Poor Smirga was abandoned by Yegorov, his superior.

and many more.

Yegorov stopped the officer who was about to leave.

The officer who was stopped immediately asked: What other orders are there, Comrade Commander.

Send a telegram to Comrade Sklev, tell him the plan has failed, and let him evacuate on his own.

Because of the sudden situation before, Yegorov was so busy that he almost forgot about the 6th and 9th Army that was still fighting in Nemirov. They must be informed of the result now, or they may face a siege from the Romanian army. Of course, it is now to tell Sklev that it is unknown how many people they can get out of. After all, they need to move slowly over mountains and mountains to evacuate, and Romania has been waiting outside for a long time at this time.

After giving these orders, Yegorov also prepared to leave. He could not give the enemy a chance to capture the front commander, otherwise he would be a disgrace to Soviet Russia, and no one would be able to save him then.

With Yegorov's departure, the battle is drawing to a close. But for the Romanian army, now is the time for victory.

As the Soviet and Russian troops retreated from the captured positions, the Romanian counterattack began across the board. In addition to leaving a division as a mobile force, Admiral Freiette

He played all the cards in his hand.

All kinds of heavy artillery shells fell on the head of the 14th Army that was finally defended by Soviet Russia. Huge artillery shells smashed on the ground, making the defending Soviet soldiers look lonely and helpless like a lonely boat facing a huge storm. Everyone seems to be facing an earthquake, not knowing when it will end. The deafening sound of the shell explosion caused many people to bleed from their ears and nostrils.

At this time they knew to pray that the shells would not fall on their heads. In fact, this kind of large-caliber heavy artillery does not need to fall on the head at all, as long as it is nearby, it is likely to kill them.

A large number of soldiers lost their lives without even seeing the enemy. Such fierce artillery fire made many Soviet Russian soldiers feel apprehensive. In fact, this is indeed the case. When a 305 super-caliber artillery shell fell fifteen meters away from a bunker, all the Soviet and Russian soldiers in the bunker seemed to fall asleep. Only from their five-hole bleeding faces did they know that all of them were dead.

The fierce and rapid artillery didn't last long, and it stopped after only an hour.

This is not because Romanian ammunition is insufficient, but to facilitate the pursuit of the enemy. Because now all kinds of ammunition have opened the door to Romania. Whether it is German or British and French ammunition of the same caliber, Romania needs them and they have them in their warehouses, and they can all be taken away. So now Romania can play the kind of shelling on the Western Front for several days, but it is not necessary.

After the gunshots stopped, the defending 14th Army's position was in a mess, and there were craters everywhere like the surface of the moon.

attack.

Following an order, with the armored brigade as the leader, the 2nd, 3rd, and 7th divisions of the Imperial Guard as the fists, and the other divisions as the two wings, the 14th Army was pressed in a black and dark manner.

Fire.

Facing the unstoppable Romanian army, the few remaining Soviet Russian artillery roared their last roar, as if to tell them that Soviet Russia would never yield. However, Romanian artillery is not vegetarian. Seeing these remnants of artillery dared to emerge, they immediately responded. The Soviet-Russian artillery, who had not fired a few shots, was wiped out like this. But they gave their infantry time in the end.

shooting.

ta~ta~ta

The Soviet-Russian Maxim heavy machine guns fired violently at the attacking Romanian soldiers.

Most of the Romanian soldiers led by tanks were hiding behind them.

Ding Ding Ding

Machine gun bullets are completely useless on tanks.

Boom, boom, boom

Many heavy machine guns fired were named by Romanian small-caliber artillery, which weakened the firepower on the position a lot.

When the tanks reached a distance of 100 meters, the 37 tank guns and machine guns fired on the ground again, overwhelming the Soviet and Russian soldiers completely unable to lift their heads.

The Romanian soldiers took this opportunity and immediately swooped up to fight with the Soviet Russian soldiers. But this time, the Soviet Russian soldiers could not take advantage of them.

In terms of numbers, the first wave of Romanian soldiers was not too small, and almost everyone had an MP18. The MP18 with 20 rounds of ammunition, dealing with the Soviet Russian Mosin Nagan rifle, was completely a father beating his son. The 9mm pistol bullets are all good in the trenches, and those who want to kill the Soviet Russian soldiers screamed.

Seeing his soldiers being defeated by the Romanian army, Smirga was furious. However, he knew that he could not act rashly now, because he was also on the mission of blocking the enemy.

When Yegorov told him that the 14th Army was needed to stop the Romanian army, he was ready to sacrifice. Because of the enemy's aircraft and tanks that were all over the sky at that time, let him know that this time he would definitely suffer. Their prediction was right, and then the Soviet Russian soldiers were easily driven out of the captured positions by the Romanians like sheep fleeing.

At this time, Yegorov told him that he needed to stick to the last soldier. Smirga knew that it was Yegorov who wanted the 14th Army to hold back the enemy at the expense of his own life and create opportunities for other troops to escape. And he has no complaints about this, because he knows that no one will be able to leave without a single army.

For the ideal in his heart, he is willing to sacrifice for it. This is the perseverance of a revolutionary with an ideal heart, and now he is going to complete this perseverance.

And Smilgar's 14th Army did as he said, sticking to its position, even at the cost of life.

So until the sun went down, the 14th Army was still holding on.