Great Warlord: The Second Ancestor of the Empire

The offensive of the Allied Powers was very fierce and very fast. In just a few days, the war reached the territory of the Budapest Republic.

At this time, some people could not sit still when they saw that the Allies were attacking so quickly.

In Yekaterinaburg, Tsar Vladimir III of the Rakshasa Empire looked at the telegram and world map in his hand and fell into deep thought.

At this time, the Allied offensive had reached near Krivoy Rog. Further ahead is the Dnieper River.

Behind the Dnieper River is Kharkiv. This is an important industrial city in the Budapest Republic, and a large number of weapons and equipment are produced here.

Therefore, Joseph did not want the Allies to be able to cross the Dnieper River, so he ordered Timoshenko to serve as commander-in-chief of the southwest and organize a battle in Krivolov to block the Allies' attack.

This resulted in the inevitable deployment of troops from the east of the Budapest Republic.

To the east of the Bupai Republic is the Rakshasa Empire.

The telegram that Vladimir is holding now is the plan submitted to Vladimir III by General Nikolay Mikhailovich Voronov, commander-in-chief of the Ural Front.

Voronov felt that the Bupai Republic had now fallen into a fierce war with the Allies, and the situation was not advantageous.

At this time, they should take the initiative to launch an attack on the Budapest Republic and strive to regain the lost territory as soon as possible.

Vladimir III was really moved by Voronov's proposal.

As I said before, the Slavs have an inexplicable obsession with land. In particular, the territory of the Bupai Republic was originally the land of their Rakshasa Empire.

This makes Vladimir feel like he is having trouble every day.

If the heroes hadn't always disagreed with the Rakshasa Empire's declaration of war on the Unafraid Republic, Vladimir III would have wanted to take action.

But now, such a good opportunity was in front of him, and to be honest, he was very excited.

So, after Vladimir thought twice, he asked his prime minister to communicate with Daxia to see if Daxia could give him some supplies.

Soon, Vladimir's request was placed in front of Lin Yi.

In fact, at this time, Lin Yi did not want to declare war on the Bupai Republic so early. Because he knew very well that at this time, the Boupai Republic had not unleashed its full potential.

Choosing to take action against the Bupa Republic at this time can only help the Hans Empire share the pressure.

As I said before, Lin Yi this time plans to squeeze out all the war potential of the Allied Powers and the Entente Powers, and then make Daxia the first-class world power.

Therefore, Daxia's opponents this time are not only the Allies, but also the Central Powers.

This is also the reason why he does not want Daxia to join the Allied Powers.

As for why Daxia was unwilling to join the Allies, it was still willing to provide material assistance to the Allies. To put it bluntly, it is to allow the Allies to further consume their domestic human resources.

But at this time, the Rakshasa Empire once again proposed that Daxia support him and regain his homeland.

This made Lin Yi feel embarrassed.

First of all, the current main territory of the Rakshasa Empire is still in Siberia, which is the Asian part of the original Rakshasa Empire.

But here, because their development time is still short, some heavy industries are not very strong. In recent years, although relying on the assistance of Daxia, the Siberian region of the Rakshasa Empire has developed greatly.

But compared to the situation in Europe, the overall industrial strength is still far behind.

If at this time, the Rakshasa Empire chooses to declare war on the Bupai Republic. Although it would definitely be able to take advantage at the beginning, when the Hans Empire's attack becomes weak and the Bupai Republic takes a breather, the Rakshasa Empire may not be able to withstand the opponent's counterattack.

And when that time comes, Daxia will inevitably be dragged into the water.

Therefore, Lin Yi felt that at this time, Daxia's best choice was to reject the other party.

But considering the situation and attitude of the Rakshasa Empire, Lin Yi hesitated again.

After all, Daxia has been preventing the Luocai Empire from declaring war on the Bupai Republic for so many years, which somewhat violates the treaty signed between the two countries.

If it were another time, the contract would be just a piece of waste paper.

But at this stage, it is best for Daxia not to conflict with the Rakshasa Empire.

After much thought and consultation with Li Fu, Lin Yi agreed to Vladimir's request on behalf of Daxia now that Daxia had produced it.

Moreover, factories in the three provinces outside the customs were ordered to urgently transport a large number of weapons to the Rakshasa Empire.

After receiving Daxia's approval and material assistance, Vladimir appointed General Nikolay Mikhailovich Voronov as the frontline commander, commanding the 80 Rakshasa Empire troops stationed on the Ural Mountain defense line.

At the same time, General Fedor Fedorovich Palitsyn was appointed commander-in-chief of the Empire's Southwestern Front, with half a million troops in hand.

Based on this calculation, the Rakshasa Empire invested a total of 130 million troops against the Bupai Republic. In addition to the 30 troops cooperating with the Daxia operation.

At present, the Rakshasa Empire has dispatched all its troops to the front line. As a result, the Rakshasa Empire fell into a situation of being strict on the outside and loose on the inside. There are no extra troops in the hinterland of the country.

In order to alleviate this situation, Vladimir signed a mobilization order requiring all imperial men of appropriate age to join the great cause of regaining their homeland.

At present, from the issuance of the mobilization order to the newly recruited soldiers of the Rakshasa Empire, they are still very motivated to conquer the homeland of the Bupai Republic.

In just half a month, the Rakshasa Empire has recruited more than 80 new soldiers.

However, according to Daxia's estimates, these 80 recruits are already half of the Rakshasa Empire's total war potential. The remaining half of the labor force still needs to be in factories to produce weapons and equipment for the front line.

After half a month of preparation, Vladimir couldn't wait to give the order to launch an attack on the Republic of Budapest.

An additional point here is that the Rakshasa Empire and the Bupai Republic signed an armistice agreement, not a ceasefire agreement.

Under the mediation of Daxia, the Rakshasa Empire and the Bupai Republic signed an armistice agreement. The two sides maintained a semblance of peace.

But in the first few years of the armistice, there were frequent frictions between the two sides on the border.

This is a bit like the peninsula in later generations. Although an armistice agreement was signed, conflicts would break out from time to time.

In this situation, five years after the two sides signed the armistice agreement, Daxia once again organized the two sides to sign a supplementary agreement, which was considered a complete ceasefire.

It was precisely because of this agreement and the fact that the Rakshasa Empire still maintained its original peace after the war between the Bupai Republic and the Hans Empire. This caused the Bupai Republic to make a mistake in judgment, thinking that the Rakshasa Empire would not take action against them.