Steel Soviet Union

Malashenko did not order Alsim to take away the corpse of the Japanese.

In other words, Malashenko himself had a backup plan and deliberately placed the corpses of the Japanese there as ornaments for the Japanese who came later. Only doing so would be interesting.

As for how to deal with it afterwards, Malashenko had already thought of a way.

The only thing to do next is to wait for the Kwantung Army to make a sound, and then carry out targeted countermeasures.

In this turn-based game, it is now the Kwantung Army's turn to play its cards. An extremely hot mess of cards is now placed in front of the Kwantung Army.

Changchun, Jilin, where the Kwantung Army headquarters is located.

This Kwantung Army decision-making center, which has been very busy recently, has become even busier since late yesterday night.

Various vehicles rushing in with the sound of brakes continued to drive into the compound, and there was an endless stream of Japanese troops coming in and out, including a large number of Kwantung Army leaders with generals on their shoulders.

One of the consequences of such a tense and abnormal situation without knowing the reason is that the guards and Japanese guards at the Kwantung Army Headquarters who were watching the gates were directly made suspicious and uneasy.

"Have you heard? There seems to be something big going on at the front. The generals have been coming and going more and more since last night. Do you think the Russians are coming from the south?"

The job of looking at the door also depends on the occasion, and the level of looking at the door varies in different places.

There are side benefits to visiting the gates of some "high-end places", such as visiting the gates at the Kwantung Army Headquarters.

Even the most ordinary gatekeepers can get much more "latest news" by taking advantage of their workplace advantages than the gatekeepers in other places.

"How is this possible? Don't talk nonsense, Fujita-kun. Haven't you heard the saying that disaster comes from the mouth? This is the headquarters of the Kwantung Army. If you lie about military information and the generals hear it, you will be in trouble. To cause death.

It is strange to say that the Japanese have always had a high opinion of themselves and looked down upon China.

However, from the Japanese generals to the average Japanese soldiers, almost all of them regard their rich knowledge of Chinese culture as capital to show off.

As a "China expert", that's something you can brag about in front of your peers.

If you can tell a few allusions to the Three Kingdoms and memorize ancient Chinese poems, that would be even more remarkable. Even if you fail to do so, you can still get praise from your boss.

Hearing his companions admonishing him with ancient Chinese allusions, the Japanese soldier beside him kept saying, "The Russians are coming south and attacking," but he almost didn't take it seriously and still spoke plausibly.

"I'm not talking nonsense. This is what I heard from the chief staff officer. He and I are both fellow Sendai people. He came out to smoke last night to change his breath and borrowed mine. I took the opportunity to go up and ask a few questions. He didn’t want to say it directly, but he mentioned the Russians.”

"Think about it, there is such a big movement, and the Russians are mentioned. If the two are combined, what could it be if the Russians are not coming south to attack? Besides, the news that the Russians are coming to attack has already spread, hasn't it? ? I wouldn’t be surprised if you called me now.”

Seeing that his companion was so well-founded and steadfast in his oath, the other Japanese soldier who had just tried to persuade him sighed.

While waving his hand to show that he didn't want to say more on this topic, he finally left out a piece of advice: "If you don't listen, I won't let you down."

"You, you'd better say less. Fortunately, you and I are the only ones here. If there are other people, it will be a big trouble."

"What are you afraid of? If there are other people around, I won't tell you. I will just tell you what's on my mind."

"Hush! Shut up! Another car is coming! It must be the general!"

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Turning a blind eye to the two Japanese soldiers who were standing guard and whispering to each other, the black limousine driving straight towards them drove directly into the headquarters compound with a plaster flag on the front of the car without stopping.

Before the car came to a complete stop, a Japanese official with the rank of Major General on his shoulders opened the door and got out of the car. He opened the door directly without waiting for his subordinates in the front row. It is obvious that the situation was urgent to a certain extent.

At the same time, in the Kwantung Army headquarters building, in the most important and largest conference room, the Kwantung Army leaders "gathered with big guys" were holding a tense emergency meeting.

"Ah, Yokoyama-kun, you are here. The situation is urgent so the meeting started early. You are not late. Find a place to sit down."

The Japanese lieutenant general, who was sitting in the second position at the conference table, saw the major general coming in a hurry and pointed in the direction, indicating that he should find a place to sit down so that we could continue the meeting.

Before the tired Japanese major general could sit down, he continued to pick up the things he had just finished and continued to push forward. Then he turned his head and winked at the staff officer on duty behind him.

Understanding, the latter immediately took two other staff officers and began to distribute meeting materials to a group of Japanese generals who were all seated at the venue.

The latest photos, which were sent to the headquarters through emergency cleaning and airlift overnight, were quickly displayed in front of all the Japs generals present, which really shocked the Japs leaders and made them even more at a loss.

"Your Excellency, Chief of Staff, may I ask if this is the emergency that just happened last night that you just mentioned?"

Seeing that a division commander who was familiar with him had taken the lead in asking the question, the silent Kwantung Army chief of staff and the second-in-command at the meeting, Lieutenant General Tsunamasa Yotate, admitted directly.

"Yes, this is what I mentioned just now, and now you have all seen it."

Because of the change in the timeline, in the existing history, it would take several months for this person to receive notice of taking office and come to handle the final matters of the Kwantung Army's surrender. Moreover, the last chief of staff of the Kwantung Army, who was knocked down on the way to take office and fell headlong into the sea to feed the fishes, now takes office early due to the imminent war.

But the situation left to the new chief of staff of the Kwantung Army, who had been the chief of staff of the Kwantung Army since he took office, is not only difficult, but also very hot.

This photo alone shows a pile of dead Japanese corpses strewn about, all of them beheaded and their heads displayed in public.

Not to mention that the new chief of staff, Tsunamasa Yotsui, has never heard of it, and the leaders of the Kwantung Army Group here have never heard of it.

As the high-level leader of the Kwantung Army, most of the "jail spirits" present could guess the true identity of the murderer.

In the current situation, it is obvious that only a group of people can do this. Everyone knows how difficult it is to deal with and how arrogant and unreasonable this group of super powerful enemies is. To be honest, they are really not someone the Kwantung Army can afford to offend.

This is why the first reaction of the Kwantung Army leaders present here when they saw the horrifying photos in front of them was not to run into a rage on the spot, but to remain silent.

After all, all of you here started out as major generals, and are no longer those low-level young men with heads as hot as boiling kettles.

Even the generals of the Kwantung Army who were the main combatants knew very clearly how powerful and difficult the Russians in the north were to deal with.

Being determined to fight the Russians does not mean that the leader of the Kwantung Army, the main militant faction, does not know how strong the Russians are. On the contrary, it is very clear, and it is even more clear that the Russians are not opponents that the Kwantung Army can afford to provoke on their own initiative.

Engage in passive defense and wait for the Russians to attack, then block and delay, and use strategic depth to wear down the Russians. This is the current established strategy of the Kwantung Army. There is no such thing as "our imperial army is invincible in the world, if we just take the initiative to attack the Russians, we will definitely win a complete victory".

The stupid young man below, Ma Lu, can just take a few sips of sake and have the courage to shout a few words. If the leaders of the Kwantung Army above also believe this and shout together and practice together, then they are really risking their lives without knowing what they will end up doing. How did he die?

But even though most of the Kwantung Army leaders here deliberately avoided suspicion and did not want to be the first to speak out on issues involving the Russians, there were still some angry red deer who dared to slap the table and get up angrily.

"Your Excellency, Chief of Staff! The Russians are going too far! They dare to sneak across the river to assassinate our imperial warriors, and they dare to humiliate us by displaying all their heads in public! We must fight back and show back at those Russians! Let them know We are awesome! We must make these Russians regret it!”

This Japanese major general who got up angrily and spoke loudly was none other than the division commander of the 107th Division of the Kwantung Army. The patrol that had its head dazzled by the river last night was from his division.

Up to now, the divisions with three-digit numbers and high rankings can be regarded as the elite units of the Kwantung Army that were established earlier.

As for those with lower numerical numbers, they are all newly formed divisions ranked after 120.

What is the true level? I can only say that all the leaders of the Kwantung Army here understand it. If you know your own affairs, don't brag here.

Because of this, how could the major general division commander, who he regarded as the main force of the Kwantung Army, endure such a humiliation?

It was because his division's combat effectiveness was rated as above average that he was placed on the front line facing the Russians and shouldered a heavy responsibility.

As a result, it was unclear whether he could bear the heavy burden during the war. Now he was directly deceived and attacked by the Russians, and he was subjected to such a "slap in the face".

Other division commanders can sit in this meeting hall without saying a word, keeping their heads above water and protecting their own safety.

But the division commander of the 107th Division asked himself that he couldn't do it. It was completely impossible to endure it.

The division commander, who felt that his face had been slapped away by a Russian, was so angry that his trigeminal nerves bulged and his blood pressure surged.

If he didn't know that the Russians were powerful and couldn't defeat them if they took the initiative to attack, and in front of so many colleagues at the conference, it would really be difficult to have an attack.

This evil-minded division commander really wants to take out his command knife, think of the chair sitting under his butt as a Russian, and cut it in half to appease his anger.

But he didn't expect that as soon as he said the cruel words about wanting to look good to the Russians and demanding revenge, the Chief of Staff, who was sitting in the second-in-command position at the venue, raised his eyelids slightly and cast his gaze with a slight hint of The contemptuous words came out of his mouth directly.

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