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The Moskva River is a river that runs across Moscow. The river meanders through the city of Moscow, dividing the city into two parts. And this river was originally the most important line of defense for the Soviet army against the German army, but now this line of defense has almost been crossed by the German army.

The German army has erected two pontoon bridges on the Moskva River in different locations that can pass tanks and cars, and has completely crossed the river in many places and completed the river crossing battle. Because the Soviet army did not have enough countermeasures, they could only watch the German army cross this important line of defense, and waited for the German army to launch a fatal blow to Red Square.

Let the engineering troops push the 'building demolition device' up, I suspect that the Soviet snipers are in that direction! A front-line German commander put down his binoculars and pointed to a collapsed building not far away. After clearing half of the buildings, he ordered the subordinates beside him: Clear out there, and then seize the nearby blocks.

When the subordinate behind him heard the order, he held the helmet on his head with his hand and quickly ran out along the trench. This trench was dug out by the Soviets. Not to mention the destruction of the nearby streets, it also prevented the advance of German vehicles, but it was soon used by the German infantry. After all, it is better to cross the road in the trench than in the It's much safer to go elsewhere.

Push up the 'demolisher' and destroy the commanding heights over there! The infantry of the 1st company and 2nd platoon will cover your actions... Do you see that? Yes! It's the collapsed building over there! Well, after clearing the mission, let's go Take action! Hurry up! After the combat order was conveyed, the German soldiers immediately began to get busy.

Not all German troops are highly mechanized. At least during the battle of the city, the infantry who are rotated to replace them are all old-fashioned infantry who are not equipped with much modern machinery. They relied on manpower and animal power to drag their artillery and other heavy equipment among the ruins, and even used dogs to pull the captured heavy machine guns. There was no trace of the modern German army at all.

However, it would be a big mistake to underestimate these experienced combat troops. They don’t have many elite weapons, not because these troops are not elite enough, but because Germany’s industrial production capacity cannot make every The German troops are equipped with enough tanks and armored vehicles.

Machine guns cover the left wing! Snipers pay attention to the commanding heights of the right wing! After bypassing the wall, adjust the angle and fire immediately... Do you understand? The officer in charge of commanding the 7-tube infantry light towed rocket launcher loudly shouted at his opponents. The soldier ordered.

And those soldiers were prying open the ammunition box loaded behind the carriage parked on the roadside, unscrewed the safety of each rocket, and stuffed it into the launch tube of the rocket. This thing has a simple structure and great power. During urban battles, German infantry always like to use it to open up the situation.

After loading, the group of engineers with rifles on their backs nodded to indicate that they were ready, and then the infantry raised the open recoil support that had been fixed behind the rocket launcher,

Pushing two wheels and rushing forward quickly: One two! Hey! One two! Hey!

With the shouts, the multiple-barreled rocket launcher was quickly pushed to the designated position, surrounded by German machine guns firing non-stop. After a pause for a few seconds, the group of engineers put this terrible weapon under the hail of bullets. , pushed to the launch position.

Launch! Covering both ears with his hands, the nearby soldiers avoided the range of the rocket launcher's tail flame, and many of them fell down on the ground, for fear of being affected by the aftermath of this weapon. The soldier in charge of firing pressed the detonating device for the launch, and one after another, the rockets spewed out huge white smoke and rushed towards the wreckage of the high-rise building suspected of having a Soviet sniper.

For the head of state! Forward! Seeing the huge smoke from the explosion, hearing the gunshots of Soviet counterattacks that had stopped, a German commander loudly issued an attack order in an unknown corner, and hid in the ruins The German soldiers carried their weapons, climbed up and bowed their waists, and launched a new round of charges in the direction to be occupied.

Long live Führer Akado? Rudolf! A German national flag fluttered in the crowd. Hundreds of German soldiers chanted slogans, rushed across the street, climbed up the ruins, and crazily charged further away. The Soviet counterattack was suppressed by machine guns, but the sniper's bullet passed through the chest of the German soldier and hit the steps on the side of the road, leaving an inconspicuous mark; after a while, other Soviet weapons also started to sound, Sparsely, but took away one after another fresh life.

But none of this stopped the Germans from continuing to attack. They captured one building after another, using grenades, flamethrowers and even submachine guns, and drove the Soviet defenders out of rooms of various shapes. The guns echoed everywhere. and shouts of orders to attack.

Ahead came a very solid building, it wasn't damaged much by the shelling, most of the rooms were still intact... We tried to fire two shots at the building, but the 75mm tank gun didn't destroy the building The supporting structure of the object. It just collapsed some outer walls, and it can be seen that the walls are really thick... An armored soldier handed the map in his hand to his superior, then pointed to the location where he encountered trouble, and said Said.

He pointed to the other side of the street, and then continued: There may be an anti-tank gun here, it should be a 76mm caliber, it is not a huge threat, but I am worried that there are other heavy weapons, because the building The building appears to be a central point of Soviet defense.

Comparing the map in his hand, the commander of the tank company discussed with his deputy for two seconds, and then said: Analysed from the map, this may be the Soviet foreign ministry building... in terms of location. It is very consistent, but you also know that the accuracy of the map in our hands is really a headache.

How much reference value can the espionage department make with reference to the map drawn by the travel guide? The tank commander who had just retreated from the front line laughed at himself, and then pointed to the two sides of the road in the distance, who had already started to prepare for battle. The infantryman said: It seems that they have to go and see what kind of place it is.

The sound of machine guns quickly became denser. When the German infantry tried to approach the building with thick walls that looked like a bunker, they encountered tenacious resistance from the Soviet Red Army. This is probably the headquarters of an infantry army, responsible for defending the Soviet ammunition here. Relatively sufficient, and the morale is very high, they obviously do not intend to hand over here, almost every window has soldiers shooting out.

The armored soldiers are still discussing how to bypass this building and continue to attack along the street. Over there, the infantry commander shouted the order to fire, and then the sound of rocket explosions reached everyone's ears. The vibration can be clearly felt even across a building.

Damn! Why did they build a blockhouse in the middle of the city? Soon, the supreme commander of the infantry here, a battalion commander, took several of his officers to the temporary headquarters of the armored forces and greeted them. Afterwards, several people began to complain, and brought up the somewhat hopeless wall.

The rocket can only blow a hole in it. If the artillery can't provide support, I think I can only rely on the infantry to attack... A company commander obviously had lingering fears about the building. After all, such a strong building, Relying on the lives of soldiers to attack by force, I don't know how many people will die to occupy it.

Are you sure? If we can confirm this landmark building, I think we can correct our specific location in Moscow again. The company commander of the tank unit looked at the disheartened infantry colleagues and asked.

The battalion commander nodded, pointed to the blocked building with only one corner left, and said to the armored teammate around him: Confirmed, this is the building of the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs, so it is so well built.

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With a fork, he picked up a sliced ​​apple, stuffed the tender and juicy pulp into his mouth, chewed it twice, took out the napkin in front of his chest, wiped the corners of his mouth, and threw the napkin on the clean white on the tablecloth. The commander of Army Group A, Rundstedt, turned his head sideways, looked at the officers who walked into his headquarters, and waited for the other party to report the results of the German army's achievements in the battle that had already started.

After all, he is a veritable field marshal in the German Wehrmacht, and he is the second field marshal after Brauchitsch in terms of gold content. If you can't eat fresh fruit on the front line, it will really be a failure of the German logistics department. The marshal's lunch is specially arranged by special personnel, and sometimes the head of state will personally ask questions to show his love for a certain marshal.

Marshal! The front-line troops have just received news that they have arrived at the Soviet Foreign Ministry building and are launching an attack there... If we simply calculate the straight-line distance, our front-line troops are less than 2.5 kilometers away from the Kremlin. General Kruse called to ask if we should launch a storm and take the Foreign Office building before dinner.

There was no immediate answer. Rundstedt was chewing on the apple in his mouth. The quiet office was bright and spacious. Akado's portrait and a huge Third Reich flag had even been hung up. After all, it is about 5 kilometers away from the real front line, and his troops are closer to Stalin than to him.