In the entire Elf Controlled Area, which is within the forr Poplar Empire’s territory, everything seed to be in chaos.
The surrendered Elves were awaiting the takeover by the Great Tang Empire’s military, and before the arrival of the Great Tang Empire Troops, they had to first entertain a group of human troops whose expressions were not so natural.
These human soldiers were in a sorry state, but strangely enough, these human troops seed very disciplined: they did not loot extensively, and they even sent people ahead to communicate about passing through.
Unless the Elves voluntarily offered so supplies to buy peace, they would not resort to excessive extortion. They seed like well-behaved children, coming and going in a hurry.
More often, these human troops would spend money locally to buy and take away so items, including gasoline and food, and sotis they would repair vehicles and buy so parts.
Overall, these human troops did not bring much trouble to the local Elves because they truly did not want to create trouble for themselves.
Everything continued in this strange atmosphere until the Great Tang Empire’s military arrived, took control of the Elven cities, occupied towns and villages, and hoisted the Red Dragon Flag of the Great Tang Empire over each city.
During this process, approximately two million human troops surrendered to the Great Tang Empire. They collapsed from the northernmost part of the Poplar Empire to the southernmost part, experiencing countless hardships along the way.
The fortunate ones surrendered on the third or fourth day after the battle broke out and spent pleasant tis in POW camps. The unfortunate ones fled to the Southern Region of the Poplar Empire, suffered a lot along the way, and finally, with no way out, surrendered to the Tang Army.
After capturing about three million Elf Troops and then capturing two million human troops, the Great Tang Empire easily won the battle in the Poplar Empire.
During the entire campaign, the Tang Army destroyed more than three thousand Allied Forces tanks of various models, blew up over two thousand armored vehicles, and damaged over seventeen thousand cars.
At the sa ti, the Tang Army destroyed over four hundred Allied Forces rocket artillery, more than fifty-five hundred cannons, and captured and destroyed at least one hundred fifty missile launchers.
As the Tang Army’s southern advance speed increased, the number of captured equipnt also grew: according to incomplete statistics, the Tang Army captured over five thousand tanks, although most were outdated and obsolete models, yet that was indeed over five thousand tanks.
With the end of this battle, the Allied Forces lost about two-fifths of their industrial production capacity, and most of their weapons and equipnt were already damaged. Continuing to fight was no longer possible, so the remaining three human countries were now unable to guarantee their border security.
The human empire adjacent to the Elf Controlled Area is the Suthers Empire, which itself is relatively weak, and now it has no ability to resist the Tang Country’s invasion.
Although the Laines Empire continues to provide weapons and strategic materials, and although Dorne and Laines Empire continue to recruit troops for the Suthers Empire, everyone knows that this is just a futile struggle.
On paper alone, the Allied Forces within Suthers’ territory have about three million combat troops left, which doesn’t seem to be a small number. But the quality of these troops has severely declined.
In terms of numbers, the Allied Forces’ total troops fighting within the Ice Cold Empire once reached nearly six million, and the Allied Forces fighting within the Poplar Empire exceeded five million...yet this massive force still could not stop the Tang Army’s advance.
Now the total strength of the Allied Forces has dropped to around three million. Facing the Great Tang Empire’s southern troops, which have basically seen no reduction and in so areas even increased in strength, these forces are clearly insufficient.
The Great Tang Empire still possesses the 1st, 3rd, 7th, 9th, 10th, and 11th Corps, with the total strength having expanded to nearly two million.
If considering the equipnt disadvantage, it’s clear that the Allied Forces are completely at a disadvantage: the Great Tang Empire Air Force holds absolute superiority, and aside from slightly fewer numbers, the Army also holds advantages in all other areas.
In this situation, the Allied Forces have no chance of winning. Even because of the Tang Army’s approach, so industrial areas within the Allied Forces’ interior have beco restless.
Originally, these well-developed industrial zones maintained close cooperative relationships with the Great Tang Empire, and the new nobility and ruling groups in these areas were more inclined to side with the Great Tang Empire.
What terrified the Emperors of the Suthers, Laines, and Dorne Empires even more was that the Northern Ridge area of the Suthers Empire, the Brunas and Jade City areas of the Laines Empire, and the Winterless Port area of the Dorne Empire...were all single-handedly built by the Tang Group.
These places are now not far from the actual control zone of the Great Tang Empire. As soon as the Great Tang Empire’s troops start to march south, whether or not these places will defect is an unknown.
It’s possible that once the Great Tang Empire’s troops arrive, these places might imdiately surrender without any resistance.
In other words...the three remaining human empires must think about how to deal with the southern advance of the Great Tang Empire’s iron hoof.
Although there is nothing in the newspapers within these countries regarding the disastrous defeats on the front lines, many well-inford people are already aware of the inside information.
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