Great Warlord: The Second Ancestor of the Empire

Guderian's purge operation started in September. According to the plan, the soldiers of the Budapest Republic scattered in the plains of Guangda Eastern Europe need to be annihilated before November.

However, these soldiers still refused to give up even though they knew that they were at an absolute disadvantage.

This also made Guderian find it very difficult.

He couldn't figure out why a group of people who were just farmers a few months ago had such a good will to fight.

So Guderian asked people to interrogate the captured prisoners.

In the end, I found out that it was because their army had a very special military position, the political commissar.

This time the puzzle was solved, but Guderian found it very difficult.

In fact, it is very simple to solve this problem, but the reputation will not be very good. For the sake of the face of Hans’ empire, he needed to ask Adolf’s opinion first.

And Adolf's answer was simple, just one word, kill.

With Adolf's authorization, Guderian completely let go and began the elimination plan.

And just as Eastern Europe began to make strides forward, good news also came from the Suez Canal.

The North African Army led by Rommel had been entangled with the John Empire in the Cairo area, and the two sides fought several times.

However, due to insufficient material supplies, Rommel's offensives often ended in a tailspin.

Later, as the Battle of the Dnieper River ended, Adolf quickly sent a batch of supplies to Rommel.

Even because the fleet of the John Empire that went to attack Daxia was defeated, the John Empire mobilized its maritime power in the Mediterranean for the safety of its own homeland.

This resulted in a reversal of maritime power on both sides in the Mediterranean.

Allied supply ships were allowed to pass freely.

So, after receiving the supplies, Rommel directly launched an operation called Desert Storm.

This time, Rommel's actions were even bolder.

Didn’t your John Empire focus its defense on Cairo?

Well, I will bypass Cairo directly, attack the Suez Canal behind you, and completely isolate Cairo.

Don't say anything, no matter what, Cairo will be cut off by Cairo's defenders.

Now the entire Mediterranean is their territory. If you find any port, Allied supply ships can deliver supplies.

On the contrary, Rommel hoped that Cairo's defenders would come out.

Where were they before? Except for a few special places in Libya and Alexandria, there is not even an oasis. Your Cairo defenders take the initiative to attack, which saves them from having to think of ways to attack Cairo, which is well-defended.

What Rommel could think of, John Reich could also think of.

So, they are also thinking, what should they do?

Strictly speaking, without maritime superiority, it would be difficult for the Allied Powers to supply supplies. We can only rely on the previous material reserves.

But sooner or later the reserve will be exhausted.

At that time, if the country cannot provide them with supplies, they will have no choice but to starve to death in this vast desert.

Therefore, at this time, someone suggested that while supplies are still relatively abundant, we should take the opportunity to take the initiative to attack and defeat Rommel's North African Army.

But as soon as this opinion was put forward, it met with opposition.

Take the initiative to attack? Annihilate Rommel?

At least they did not defeat Rommel when he was short of supplies. Now that he has received supplies, what will they use to defeat Rommel?

As a result, they discussed and discussed, but no accurate result was achieved.

Then they heard that Rommel launched Desert Storm and headed for the Suez Canal.

At this time, the Allied Powers fell silent.

Only then did they realize that it was not a matter of discussing whether to take the initiative and annihilate Rommel.

It was a question of how long they could hold out under Rommel's attack.

So the Allies decided to defend Cairo and wait for domestic rescue.

After all, Cairo still has complete defenses, which is better than running out and having a head-on confrontation with Rommel in the wild.

Also due to the loss of the Mediterranean supply line is the Republic of Budapest.

At this time, the Bupai Republic can be said to be deep in the quagmire of war, and its entire country is surrounded by enemies.

The Rakshasa Empire to the east, the Rakshasa Empire to the southeast and some Daxia soldiers.

The entire Hans Empire in the west, and the Kingdom of Finland in the north.

It can be said that the current Boupai Republic is surrounded by enemies on all sides.

It is precisely because of this that the Bupai Republic's war material consumption is very serious. Relying on our own domestic factories alone cannot afford such a large consumption of materials.

Therefore, the Budapest Republic relied heavily on assistance from the Allied Powers.

But now, the aid is gone, and the Bupai Republic has immediately fallen into a situation of insufficient supplies.

Moreover, due to the bombing of the mainland, many factories were also affected, which further weakened their material production.

Therefore, the current Buupai Republic is also struggling to support itself. If a solution cannot be found in the short term, then the failure of the Buupai Republic will be a definite fact.

Looking at Asia, Daxia's offensive is as invincible as ever.

In the South Asian subcontinent, Daxia attacked Tianzhu from three directions: east, west, and north, which made the John Empire entrenched in Tianzhu exhausted to deal with it.

At the same time, Daxia's banner is that Asia belongs to Asians. Coupled with Daxia's successful cases in Southeast Asia, many Tianzhu people prefer Daxia.

This leads to a phenomenon.

The Tianzhu Native Division, where the Johns served as officers, was pushed into the battlefield by the Johns.

As a result, Daxia only launched one attack, and those native Tianzhu divisions collapsed.

Even sometimes, the soldiers of the Tianzhu Native Division would directly control their officers and wait for the Daxia people.

This led to the governor of Tianzhu no longer trusting the native division of Tianzhu.

The former cannon fodder has now become a hot potato.

You say let them enter the battlefield, and maybe they will surrender. You say let them suppress the rebels and the protest marches. Maybe they will run to join the other side.

Moreover, now they can't beat and scold each other at will like before, because maybe the other party will just pick up the weapon and shoot you.

As for disbanding on the spot?

The governor could not guarantee whether this group of Tianzhu people who suddenly had no food to eat would join the rebels just for a bite of food.

In short, for these native Tianzhu soldiers, you can't hit them or scold them. You have to coax them and not let them go to the battlefield.

I stayed in the military camp every day, eating well and sleeping well, sleeping well and eating well.

The governor felt that he was wasting supplies and raising these wastes.

He couldn't understand why he had to recruit so many native soldiers from Tianzhu?

These Tianzhu soldiers are simply useless!