Chapter 849 ends
At this mont, Shulka felt that sothing was wrong.
"The enemy may have withdrawn!" Shulka said.
"Already withdrawn?!" Veniaminko turned his head to look at Shulka, and said, "This is impossible, Miloveka is on the railway, and the 'No. 3' highland is stuck on the road. Where did they withdraw from?" ?”
"Small road!" Shulka replied: "I believe that the Germans have given up their equipnt and withdrawn from the small road! The entire Don Army!"
"Give up..." Veniaminco wanted to say sothing, but suddenly he was discouraged, and only said bitterly: "How can they give up their equipnt? This is not like the Germans at all!"
This is a bit funny. Of course, Veniaminco hopes that the Germans will not give up their equipnt and continue to stay in the encirclent, but the facts have proved that the Germans are right to give up their equipnt.
"If this is the case, then the village of Butur..." Zolotarev said.
"The battle in Butur village is aningless!" Shulka said: "I an, for the Germans, if there is any aning, it is to cover the retreat of German troops in other directions!"
Sure enough, when Venianco sent a telegram to inquire, the answer he got was that the Germans had slowed down their offensive.
In fact, it is not to slow down the offensive, but to stop attacking and switch to firing a few shots from a long distance.
It's just that the Soviet army in Butur Village, which has been under attack, has not realized this, or it has not yet changed its ntal state quickly.
"These bastards!" Trufanov said with so regret: "Let them run away again!"
Shuerka thinks this is normal.
You must know that his opponent is Manstein. This guy is a famous German general, a well-known old fox, and even he is not inferior to Roml... Roml's reputation is largely due to the achievents of the British. Roml made him, and Roml's character made him.
The reason why I say this is because the British army and the British army's backward tanks and tactics are not suitable for fighting in desert terrain.
It is said that Roml's character made him, because Roml knew Hitler, so he dared to defy Hitler's orders and launch adventurous attacks again and again.
There is an oolong in this: At that ti, the British army already had "super secrets" that could decipher the German army's codes, so the telegrams from Roml and Hitler had already been sent to the British army headquarters before they were sent to Roml.
Therefore, the British army thought that Roml would, must, and had to carry out Hitler's defense order, so they didn't worry about the enemy's attack without defense at all. Unexpectedly, Roml ignored Hitler's order and suddenly launched an attack again and again. I was misled again and again and made a major misjudgnt of the enemy's situation. The result was that Roml fought all the way to Egypt with much less troops, if it hadn't been for Alain to build a line of defense full of barbed wire and mines with strong supplies , I am afraid that Roml will be driven into the sea.
But Manstein, he was facing the Soviet army.
Although the quality of the Soviet infantry is not much better than that of the British army, the tanks are definitely better and the strength is stronger, especially the Soviet army's desperate charge, which is better than the British army who fled as soon as they hit it. much.
Shulka organized this encirclent of the Don Army, but it was just a tentative ntality, and he didn't have as much hope as Veniaminko and others.
Knowing that Manstein and the Don Army may have escaped at this ti, they don't feel anything.
"Perhaps, they may still be in the encirclent..." Zolotarev still had a glimr of hope: "Why don't we do a reconnaissance before making a decision?"
"Reconnaissance? How to reconnaissance?" Venianko asked back: "Plane? Or guerrilla?"
Hearing this, Zolotarev had nothing to say.
It is indeed impossible to scout.
Aircraft, if the German army wants to conceal their retreat, then of course they will send fighter planes to block the nearby airspace and prevent Soviet reconnaissance planes from entering.
In fact, this is also the main reason why the Soviet army never learned that the Te Don Army had withdrawn.
You must know that the Dedon River Army has hundreds of thousands of people. Even if they abandon their heavy equipnt and withdraw, it will be a long queue. At the sa ti, it is still dayti, and reconnaissance planes can spot them from a long distance.
But the Soviet army didn't know anything, because they didn't have air supremacy.
Sending guerrillas is even less of a consideration. The Soviet army doesn't even know which direction the Don Army is withdrawing from. Unless it is possible to send guerrillas for reconnaissance within a range of hundreds of kiloters like a scatter of beans, there may be results.
But it is obviously impossible to do it in a short ti.
"Then..." Zolotarev looked at Shulka and said, "What else can we do?"
"It's over, Comrade Zolotarev!" Shulka dropped the pen in his hand on the map on the table and said, "I an the Battle of Stalingrad, it should be over here! We will do nothing No, it’s superfluous to do anything else! If there’s anything else that can be done, it’s to let the soldiers on the front line save their lives, their loved ones will see them, they’re alive!”
Saying that, Shulka turned and walked out of the headquarters.
Shulka needs to rest, take a few days of rest, let go of everything.
Although Zolotarev and Venyaminko in the headquarters are still a little unwilling, they also know that Shulka is right, at least judging from the current situation:
There is no point in attacking the German army. They only need to defend against the Soviet army to cover the retreat of other troops, so they will not attack.
Soviet attack is also aningless, because sooner or later the German army will withdraw from this land.
If the land in front of can be obtained without firing a single shot, it is only a few hours late, let alone the exchange of blood and life? !
So, Zolotarev and Venyaminko almost successively issued orders to their troops:
"Stop attacking, organize defense!"
"No attack without order!"
At this ti, the soldiers on the front line didn't know what happened. They thought it was just a short break between battles.
It wasn't until they saw the German soldiers retreating in a hurry after laying the mines that they realized that they had won, and cheers soon resounded throughout the battlefield.
The soldiers shouted, jumped, and so even fired guns into the sky to congratulate... This is the habit of Mongolian soldiers, and of course it is not a good habit, especially for the Soviet army who does not have enough ammunition.
Everyone seems to know that this is an unusual victory, although they don't know the history like Shulka.
At this ti, Shulka was sleeping soundly in his dormitory.
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