Rebirth of the National Marshal

"Let our brave Soviet army teach them a lesson immediately and let these yellow monkeys know who they are facing. They dared to attack our great Soviet army. They are tired of living." Raulchikov, the highest commander of the Mongolian army, said loudly after learning the news.

"These guys really don't know their place. Our Mongolian Cavalry Regiment is ready to follow the great Soviet Army to teach them a lesson." The current high-level rulers of Mongolia are mainly the three Mongolian noble princes. The one who is speaking is one of them, Prince Kangze. This guy's father was one of the signatories of the Mongolian rebellion, so he is very popular with the Soviets. They all regard him as their best friend, or to put it bluntly, their best running dog.

"I think this may just be a small border conflict. It would be better for us to resolve it through diplomatic means first, and then follow up with military means." Another Mongolian prince, Bato, said. Bato still had deep feelings for China, but he only had 1/3 of the strength, and there was also oppression from the Soviet army, so he had no choice.

"Bator, I see that you are afraid. That's right. Your Second Cavalry Regiment is not as powerful as my First Cavalry Regiment. Now that you are afraid, you can lead your men to defend Mongolia. I will lead my men to follow the great Soviet Red Army to kill those who dare to offend our dignity." Kangze and Barto had never been on good terms. Whenever they had the chance, they would fight each other. Chekov was willing to see them fighting each other, as this would be beneficial to his rule. However, he was extremely annoyed by the fact that so many Soviet soldiers had died today.

"Enough, the two of you should stop arguing here endlessly. The 1st and 2nd Mongolian Regiments will all go with us, and our great Soviet army will be stationed behind them. You don't have to worry about the safety of your lair." Chekhov's words did calm the two men down, but all the Mongolians present felt a little uncomfortable. It turned out that the Soviet Union was going to dispatch troops into Mongolia again. It turned out that according to the agreement, they could only station about 10,000 troops in Mongolia. Because of this incident, the Mongolians had even less say here.

The relationship between the Mongols and the Soviets was not so harmonious, at least on the surface. The Soviets did not believe that the Mongols wanted to take over Mongolia's defense themselves, but the Mongolians felt that they should still keep certain weapons in their hands, otherwise this place would really become a colony in the future.

Just like what happened this time, only one Mongolian prince felt that he should lead his army to accompany the Soviets to show his loyalty, while the other two Mongolian princes were worried. In their view, China was their ruler and had ruled this land for so many years. Now that it was the Soviets' turn, they had no confidence at all.

Although I have rebelled against the Chinese family before, we have never fought against each other. This time we are really going to meet on the battlefield, so it is inevitable that I will feel uncomfortable.

"Kangze, don't add fuel to the flames. The matter is already serious. If it continues to escalate like this, do you think we will still have a place on the Mongolian steppes? We already have nothing now. If the Soviets continue to increase their troops, this place will become their colony?" To be honest, there is no personal grudge between Barto and Kangze. On the contrary, the two were good friends at the Nadam Festival when they were young. It was only later that the two had different attitudes towards China, and conflicts arose.

"Bator, considering our friendship in the past, I would like to advise you not to think about the so-called China. It is no longer viable. They have been beaten by the Japanese and can no longer raise their heads. If we do not hold on to the Soviet Union tightly, the Japanese will also attack us. Do you want our grasslands to be stained with blood and our warriors to be killed all over the ground?" The two people had their own ideas, so such a conversation could not continue.

The Soviets' thighs? Are the Soviets' thighs so easy to cling to? Little do you know that the greed of these old Russians may be even more powerful than that of the Japanese. If you follow these old Russians, it is very likely that you will lead our Mongolia into an abyss of no return.

Barto looked towards the south. In his heart, he and the people over there should be one family. Although there have been wars between them in history, we all have yellow skin and black hair, and we are of the same race. However, we are different from these Soviet people.

Barto had thought countless times that the people there could come to retake the grassland, but the central government was too cowardly. They couldn't even manage their inland areas, so how could they think of the people on the grassland? This matter was delayed day by day, so the Soviets' power on the grassland increased day by day.

Chahar Air Force Operations Room

"The red dots marked on the map are the 16 Soviet combat airfields in Mongolia. Our primary task is to attack these 16 combat airfields. Your main target is the ancillary facilities, runways, oil depots and control towers in the airports. These are all targets that need to be attacked. If there are planes, the planes will be the first target and the oil depots will be the second target." In the operations room, Gao Zhihang led all the flight squadron leaders in conducting tactical drills. They have identified all the airports in Mongolia as attack targets.

Mao Yuanshan listened quietly on the side without disturbing them. Although he was the highest leader of the entire Chahar, everyone has their own expertise and he did not know much about air force operations.

"Tell the brothers below not to be afraid of the Soviet Air Force's counterattack during the battle, because the planes they use are not on the same level as ours, and are even worse than the Japanese. Moreover, according to information from our intelligence department, the flight time of Soviet pilots does not exceed more than 100 hours, and they are the novices among novices. As long as they can respond calmly, it will not be difficult to defeat the Soviet Air Force." It is naturally impossible for the intelligence department of Chahar to get so much information. The only one who knew this information was Mao Yuanshan. According to some declassified information in later generations, the Soviet Air Force now has more than 100 aircraft stationed in Mongolia, and most of them are outdated aircraft from the First World War.

These aircraft could not compare with the BF109 equipped by the Chahar Air Force in terms of speed, range, or even flight altitude, so if they attacked, it would be a one-sided massacre for the Soviet Air Force.

Only Mao Yuanshan dared to propose the idea of ​​sending planes to attack all Soviet airports in Mongolia. When he proposed it, all the senior officials opposed this idea because for them, being able to defend against the Soviet army's attack was a great victory and they never thought of attacking other people's territory.

Sun Liren very much agreed with this view. In Sun Liren's view, there was nothing to be proud of in the Soviet army, and they had no outstanding achievements. All military books said that attack was the best way of defense. It was a cowardly act to pull all your troops to the gate and watch. Only if you fight on enemy ground will the enemy suffer the greatest losses, not us.

It's a pity that his armored regiment has not yet formed combat effectiveness. If the armored regiment can attack, this time it will be half successful. The Soviets do not have a good armored team now. Even if they do, they are all some outdated tanks.

The Soviet Central Ministry of Foreign Affairs also protested to the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

However, the Chinese government has no time to care about the Soviet Union's protests. The Japanese have already defeated the Central Army and most of the Central Plains has been occupied. How can they care about the Soviets at this time? Besides, even if the Soviets attack China, they will start from the Northeast, which is already occupied by Japan. If you want to attack, then go ahead.

The Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs threatened that if the Chinese central government did not intervene, they would send troops to occupy Chahar.

Before the Chinese central government could say anything, Chahar had already sent a telegram to the whole country.

"Mongolia has been our Chinese territory since ancient times. Many years ago, some traitorous Mongolian princes led Mongolia to break away from China's rule. Today, I, Mao Yuanshan, Chairman of the Chahar Provincial Government, will lead the Security Corps of the Chinese National Revolutionary Army to carry out the great feat of regaining Mongolian rule. Let the blue sky and white sun flag fly in every corner of Mongolia. Any country or army that dares to block Mongolia from returning home will be defeated by our steel guns." As soon as this strongly worded telegram was sent out, the whole of China was boiling. It turned out that Mao Yuanshan was not only tough towards the Japanese, but even towards the Soviets, he had the heroism that we Chinese men should have.

The Chinese people have been in a weak position for too long. They need such a strong leader and such a hero.

Right after this telegram was sent, Mao Yuanshan discovered that his worship points had increased exponentially, and he could earn millions of worship points every day.

The central government's reaction was different. President Chiang personally slammed the table and cursed Mao Yuanshan as a local warlord who never reported to the central government before doing anything and decided everything on his own. Now that he had made trouble, the Soviet Union had come knocking on his door.

It is understandable that the central government had such a reaction. Its subordinates did not inform it and actually went to war with a neighboring country, and it was the last to know about it.