Imperial Overlord

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If the number of planes can cover the sky, then the bombs dropped by these planes can be described as raindrops.

Each ju-118 bomber can hang dozens of bombs, and 300 bombers can drop more than 10,000 aerial bombs in one go.

These bombs were thrown from an altitude of nearly 10,000 meters, and the destructive power was very amazing. Even the heavy masonry structure in Russian style was rarely able to withstand such destruction.

When Moscow sounded the air defense alarm, all the Soviet defenders looked up to the sky, and their air defense alarms were rarely sounded collectively. It was the first time that such a large-scale air defense warning appeared.

In the past, when a few planes, or dozens of planes appeared on the outskirts of Moscow, only some areas could hear the sound of air defense sirens.

But now, the whole of Moscow is boiling, and the sound of air defense alarms has become one, urging people to panic.

"What happened? What happened?" Khrushchev looked blankly at the captain of the guard who rushed into his office.

Without saying a word, the Soviet officer pulled Khrushchev's arm and ran downstairs.

Khrushchev has always handled official business only in the spacious and bright office in the Kremlin. This is the office space that Stalin chose for himself after he left.

Originally, the German shelling could not be here, and the bombing had not been carried out, so he has been working steadily here.

Now, the captain of the guard in charge of his safety rushed into his office in a hurry, pulled him out, and led him to the underground air defense bunker.

"Tell me clearly! What happened?" Khrushchev asked nervously as he descended the stairs.

"The City Defense Command just got the news. The westernmost position reported that they saw countless German planes flying here." The captain of the guard replied anxiously, and continued to take Khrushchev to the underground bunker. run away.

They were accompanied by the secretary and other officers, as well as remaining government officials, as well as some Kremlin guards.

"Boom!" In the distant place, the anti-aircraft artillery units deployed by the Soviet army began to shoot.

Originally, the anti-aircraft guns had a fast rate of fire, and many cannons fired continuously into one piece, which was like a heavy machine gun's strafing.

It's just that their voices are low, making people's hearts a little dull. When Khrushchev heard such a voice, he looked back at the hall of the Kremlin he passed by, and seemed a little reluctant to give up.

He didn't know if he could still see the palace in front of him, and he didn't know if he could go back to the palace again.

Along with the air defense alarm that also sounded in the Kremlin, the heavy explosion-proof metal gate behind Khrushchev was closed by the soldiers.

These underground fortifications have been built for a long time and can be regarded as one of the largest air defense projects in human history.

This is definitely not bragging. After all, there are only a few mysterious projects left in the world, such as the underground defense measures in Washington, the United States.

With the sound of the anti-aircraft alarm, on the ground, the anti-aircraft artillery positions built with sandbags were established in the middle of the streets of Moscow.

Usually, if an obstacle is set up here, it will definitely affect the passage of people. But no one is complaining now. After all, there is an anti-aircraft artillery standing there, which is somewhat reassuring.

This Soviet-produced 52-k85mm anti-aircraft gun is firing hard into the sky, trying to interfere with the Luftwaffe's strategic bombing.

Khrushchev had no luck seeing so many planes flying over his head, but Konev could.

From his field command, he saw with his own eyes a group of German bombers flying towards Moscow behind him.

The Soviet general looked up at the sky, looking at one after another of tiny planes that looked like crosses. He was speechless in surprise as they passed overhead.

In his heart, the Soviet Union should also have such a powerful air force, in order to achieve its own "justice", take off to destroy the evil lair of European capitalism.

But the reality is cruel. They didn't plant the red flag all over Europe. The wings of the planes overhead were painted with huge black crosses.

"My God... After today, Moscow will be turned into a ruin." Konev picked up the telescope in his hand and looked at the plane flying overhead.

Inside the telescope, the belly of the German military plane painted in camouflage is sky blue, and the front of the four engines is also sprayed with a bright yellow identification mark.

The bright yellow paint on the front of the nose or hand engine is a tradition preserved by the Luftwaffe in the era of the British air battle.

After all, they have the advantage on the battlefield and need to distinguish the enemy from their own people as much as possible~www.wuxiaspot.com~ to avoid accidental injury.

"At least 300! I hope they don't all come to Moscow." Konev put down the telescope and murmured.

Because the battle line was too close to Moscow, not long after the air defense alarm in Moscow was sounded, German bombers could be seen in the city.

The bombers descended high over Moscow and, under heavy artillery fire, opened their bomb bay doors.

Then, amid the welcome ceremony of countless anti-aircraft guns, the German ju-118 bombers began to bomb.

On June 1, 1941, the Luftwaffe first dispatched a large number of bombers to bomb Moscow, the capital of the Soviet Union.

The air forces of the two sides launched a battle over Moscow. The 140 fw-190d fighter jets and me-109e fighter jets escorted by them were entangled with the Soviet i-16 fighter jets that came to meet them. The total number of aircraft participating in the battle exceeded 700.

The Germans blew Moscow to rubble at the cost of 7 Ju-118 bombers and 19 fighter jets.

A full 10,000 tons of bombs were dropped on downtown Moscow, and all blocks and buildings, including the Kremlin, were damaged to varying degrees.

There was a fire in the city, and explosions were heard one after another. In the afternoon, the German army launched a counter-offensive while the Soviet army was busy fighting the fire and regained most of the positions captured by the Soviet army in the rainy day.

After Khrushchev stepped out of the air defense underground where he was hiding, he was stimulated by the sight in front of him without saying a word for a long time.

He didn't even know how he should report today's events to Stalin - the Kremlin, a corner of the Kremlin was destroyed by bombs, many rooms were destroyed, the outer walls collapsed, broken bricks and rubble were everywhere, it was a horrible sight... (Empire overlord)