Soviet Union 1991

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The fighting in Berlin lasted for nearly five days. Although the armored divisions that broke through from the south finally tore through the defense lines of the Bundeswehr and successfully penetrated inside, the armored units that broke into the enemy's army had been severely depleted and there was no possibility of moving forward. In the end, This can only lead to a stalemate between the two sides.

The streets of Berlin are full of destroyed T80 and T84 tanks. Some have even lost their turrets, and there are fist-sized pit marks left on the roof covers. These are all traces of being favored by aircraft cannons. There are also the wreckage of the F4 Phantom fighter jet that crashed on the roadside. The broken walls full of bullet holes were crushed by the tracks of armored fighting vehicles. There are patrols and martial law soldiers everywhere, and Republican soldiers holding Kalashnikov rifles. The army stood on the deserted street, alert to the enemy's artillery fire.

The entire Berlin was without power and water. Some residents secretly emerged from the basement to fetch water from the river. When Republican soldiers saw some children, they would offer them a piece of chocolate.

West German soldiers were hiding in bomb craters or trenches. They occasionally poked their heads out of the trenches to investigate whether there was an enemy attack, but the empty streets seemed to have no other life except burning iron sheets and armored vehicles. They turned Berlin into half a ruin in just five days, and the price was too much to bear. War-weariness spread within West Germany, and many soldiers even thought about simply retreating or surrendering. If the muzzle of the mg3 machine gun of the supervising team was not still pressed against their spines, maybe this war would really end in West Germany. It ended with a total rout.

There will be a larger-scale battle waiting for them next, and everyone has a premonition that Berlin will trigger a new round of bloody conflicts. After paying a considerable price, both sides are regrouping and planning to fight another bloody battle.

After inflicting a heavy price on the German Luftwaffe, the Beech has been completely exhausted. Apart from self-propelled artillery, there are no weapons that can stop the Bundeswehr. The anti-aircraft missile launchers were empty, and even the Beech trees deployed at the frontline headquarters were involved in this critical battle.

Unprecedented frustration is shrouding the German Democratic Republic Army, and Berlin, which cannot be conquered for a long time, is wearing away everyone's patience and will to fight.

Within the strategic headquarters located in Cerro, all senior officials have lost their previous joyous expressions. The Battle of Berlin has put them collectively into an anxious situation. This was not just pressure from the Luftwaffe, but also the fact that they had received news that the U.S. Second Armored Cavalry Regiment had entered West Germany.

The only possibility for the United States to arrive is to directly support Berlin, and they are ready to completely reverse the situation. Facts have proven that as long as the opponent is not the Soviet army, there is no war situation that NATO troops cannot reverse.

The lighting in the room was a bit dim. Colonel Jonishkis stood in front of the sand table, supporting the edge of the frame with both hands. His brows were furrowed and his eyes were fixed on this area of ​​Berlin. It had become a pet peeve of Colonel Jonishkis.

The surrounding senior generals all showed tired expressions without exception, including Leschner, the commander of the 9th Tank Division and Leschner, the commander of the 4th Motorized Infantry Division. Berlin, which could not be captured for a long time, almost made everyone want to give up on this area. The idea of ​​​​"must-win" is to take a step back and consolidate the three northeastern states that have been captured.

Rolf Zander, commander of the 8th Motorized Rifle Division, told Colonel Jonischkis, "Now the situation in Schwerin is becoming more and more complicated. Part of the American armored forces have begun to station troops in the direction of Hamburg. However, Germany A large number of troops of the Democratic Republic of China are stationed. Once they launch an attack on Schwerin, it will be difficult for us to resist the attack of the armored forces. After all, the Eighth Motorized Infantry Division has already invested most of its strength in Berlin."

“Isn’t there still a Soviet naval infantry brigade?” Colonel Jonishkis replied, “As long as the Soviet naval infantry brigade assists the 8th Motorized Rifle Division in garrisoning Schwerin, the 8th Motorized Rifle Division is fully capable of garrisoning. "

"The problem is that you think that if there is a war, the main combat force of the Soviet naval infantry brigade will be us, not the Soviet Union. The large number of troops deployed by Berlin has put several other states on the brink of crisis. It is time to relax the situation. We need Regrouping, the strength of the German Democratic Republic Army was inferior to that of the Bundeswehr from the very beginning. Until now, if we do not consolidate the current fruits of victory, even the three northeastern states will not be able to survive. "

In the flickering lights, Zander's face became unusually dark and gray. His troops suffered heavy losses in the battle of Oranienburg. The troops stationed in Schwerin were simply incompetent in front of the U.S. Second Armored Cavalry Regiment. Vulnerable. What's more, the strength of the 336th Guards Marine Infantry Brigade is not as good as that of the American troops.

"No, if we don't capture Berlin now, it will be difficult for us to capture this city again in the future!"

Colonel Jonishkis has staked everything on this city, and the German Democratic Republic Army must not lose. Failure to win Berlin means that he will lose an important bargaining chip in the subsequent negotiations. Berlin is the most important insurance policy in exchange for political gains.

Jonishkis's persistence made everyone present look at each other, and they didn't know how to convince this stubborn Baath Party leader.

The ringing of the phone at this time broke the silent atmosphere. Colonel Jonishkis said sorry, turned around and picked up the phone. When he picked up the phone and heard the person speaking on the other end of the phone, Jonish Colonel Keith was slightly stunned.

This is a special line from the Kremlin. Vladimir, who is in charge of the situation in Berlin, will speak directly to Colonel Jonishkis to report any Kremlin situations.

"Colonel Jonishkis, this is an order from Moscow." Vladimir's voice was somewhat majestic, with an irresistible oppression. He had no intention of exchanging pleasantries with Jonishkis and got straight to the point.

Hearing his voice, Colonel Jonishkis felt an ominous premonition in his heart, as if something unfortunate was about to happen.

What Vladimir said next fulfilled his suspicion.

“From now on, please ask the German Democratic Republic Army to stop all military activities in Berlin and return to the negotiating table to solve the problem as soon as possible. The Soviet Union will also promote peace talks between the two parties. This is not a request from Moscow, this is an order from the Kremlin. "

Vladimir said in a deep voice.

"Abandon Berlin." (To be continued.)

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