Soviet Union 1991

The third update

Berlin completely fell and became a burning hell. Time seemed to have returned to April 1945. The last battle that determined the fate of Germany was fought on this land that suffered from war. The tanks and armored forces mobilized from Ukraine and Belarus were deployed in the battle to take down the Reichstag and the Chancellery. Everything seemed to be a reappearance of the Battle of Berlin. The peaceful environment was broken, and Berlin was once again caught in the flames of war. Artillery fire, gunpowder smoke and the smell of blood began to permeate the sky over the city again.

This was also the only war that determined fate. The hatred between East Germany and West Germany that had been brewing for several years would come to an end in this battle.

The political commissar stood under the ruins and launched the final mobilization before the war for the soldiers behind him who were ready to attack at any time. He held Makarov high in his left hand, and his mouth was pointed in the direction of the Reichstag.

"We have finally come to this point. Only one step away, East Germany will liberate the entire city of Berlin."

"While they celebrate the end of the war, the rockets of the blizzard and tornado will tear Berlin apart. With steel tracks, your hands, and your unyielding hands, you will take the bloodiest revenge on the dictatorship that oppresses East Germany. Soldiers, the Empire State Building is ahead. As long as the glory of Prussia remains, the heart of this army will never be broken! We will return to the embrace of Berlin as heroes! With the attitude of a victor! Take Berlin! Attack!"

The shocking declaration hit everyone's heart like a drumbeat, and liberating Berlin became their only belief.

Take the last city and end the war.

At the command of the political commissar, the huge body of the T80 tank rushed out from behind the bunker and directly crushed the brick wall. The soldiers who cooperated with the infantry and tanks followed closely behind. They vowed to let the Prussian German Steel Eagle flag be planted on the decayed and declining German federal government building, which symbolizes oppression.

At the same time, the Su-34 bomber formation that had already been dispatched began to bomb the entire Berlin after the Federal Armed Forces announced the attack. They were dropped into the sky over Berlin one after another.

The fire caused by the bombing wrapped most of Berlin in a burning fireball, the tragic scream of the air defense alarm cut through the sky, and the sharp red alert imprinted a terrified expression on everyone's face.

The Federal Armed Forces' Air Force had long become a decoration, so they knew very well whose air force the fighter jets active in the sky over Berlin belonged to. It was the Red Empire that had frightened Europe for nearly half a century, and the war machine that maintained their empire's existence and aggression.

This time it was no longer the East German People's Army known as the "Little Soviet Union", but the real Soviet Red Giant Bear. Although their ground armored forces had never participated in the battle, the overwhelming attack alone made people feel what fear was.

First, the garrison in Berlin was bombarded by rocket launchers from the German Democratic Republic, which almost destroyed their armored forces that had not yet evacuated. If it were not for the support of the US M11 tanks, it is estimated that the enemy would have wiped out all the defenders in the first round of the charge.

Next, the Su-34 bomber formation almost caught the time, and within 30 minutes after the Democratic Republic launched the attack, it bombed the supply transfer stations and fuel depots of the Federal Armed Forces at all levels without warning. The reconnaissance team sent into Germany before completely understood the logistics supply trends of the Federal Armed Forces, and almost guided the artillery coverage of the Su-34 bomber formation in the form of coordinates. For a while, the German Federal Armed Forces suffered multiple fatal blows such as heavy losses in logistics, heavy losses in armored forces, and heavy casualties. Henry's Berlin defenders almost lost all within an hour. If it were not for the immediate replenishment of the US team behind, perhaps most of Berlin would have fallen completely now.

Although the air defense forces of the Federal Armed Forces launched a counterattack immediately after the rocket attack and shot down a Su-34 bomber, the outcome was no longer important. Because the German Democratic Republic Army had already gained the initiative.

Victory was within reach, and everyone thought that the battle would end at this moment.

As long as the 7th Armored Division continued to move forward, they would be able to see the victory flag flying in front of them.

The situation of singing all the way came to an abrupt end, and the 7th Armored Division's swift and fierce offensive was suddenly cut off. It was as uncomfortable as a piece of music that suddenly broke a note.

The M11 tank that appeared at the end of the street led the Federal Armed Forces to start a counterattack. Although the tanks that entered Berlin now were not the Iraqi T72 monkey version, they were still at a disadvantage in single combat against the heavily armored M11. It often takes a T80 and T72 to cooperate in the attack to be on par with the opponent.

The German 1st Armored Division in Berlin finally arrived back in Berlin and joined the remaining armored battalions of the 2nd Armored Cavalry Regiment of the United States to form a new mixed armored force to launch a counterattack against the Soviet tank forces. At the same time, the US Hellfire Battalion also began to cover the front-line troops to bomb the German Democratic Republic Army. The 7th Armored Division's offensive pace slowed down.

The battlefield situation was in a stalemate, which was not a good thing for the German Democratic Republic Army. Intelligence was continuously fed back from the battlefield to the rear, and Colonel Jonishkis needed to understand the current situation as soon as possible.

When he heard that the German 1st Armored Division was forming a mixed force with the American armored battalions, Jonishkis realized that the strategy of attack hard was no longer working. Although this encirclement battle almost traces the footsteps of the Soviet Union's Battle of Berlin, generally speaking, the Democratic Republic Army and the opposing coalition forces did not have much advantage.

The initial attack had the advantage of surprise. But once it turns into a stalemate tug-of-war, Jonishkis needs to consider other ways, otherwise continuing will only increase the casualties.

He stared at the 7th Armored Division's attack route, which met the American armored battalion. According to reports from the front line, the combat situation of the T72 was indeed not good, and it was almost suppressed and beaten in narrow urban street battles.

"Fall back."

Jonishkis issued an unexpected directive. So much so that everyone thought Colonel Jonishkis had gone crazy. He finally invaded Berlin and now he was thinking about retreating?

"Retreat, and continue to evacuate the troops. All the way to the Serlo Heights between Bernau and Fürstenwalde, leaving the Democratic Republic Army in a weak follow-up state. Then when the opponent's foothold is not stable, the East German People's Army and the Soviet army concentrated all artillery, rocket launchers, attack aircraft and bombers on the massed exposed areas on the Cerro Heights. The army carried out uninterrupted and indiscriminate bombing, causing a large amount of damage to the Bundeswehr's technical weapons and equipment and heavy casualties. At the same time, the 8th Tank Regiment and the 27th Motorized Infantry Regiment of the 7th Armored Division of the German Democratic Republic Army detoured behind the Bundeswehr. , cut off the Federal German army's retreat to Berlin, and completely annihilate the besieged Federal German army."

However, Colonel Zander was deeply suspicious of Jonishkis's approach, "Can you believe this? Why did the coalition army rush out of Berlin directly instead of reorganizing and reorganizing for the next deployment? They are not fools."

"They'll make fools of themselves. Just do as you're told, Colonel Zander."

After hanging up the phone, Colonel Jonishkis dialed the secret number, the only one between him and the top brass in the Kremlin.

The person on the other side who answered the phone was Vladimir, who was in charge of the Berlin operation. He briefly reported the situation to the other party. And launch another secret plan that requires the cooperation of the Soviet KGB. This was also a plan implemented by the KGB in order to cooperate with the German Democratic Ennahda Party in order to gain power.

"We need someone to spread rumors among the top leaders of the German government that there is internal strife among the current top leaders of the Baath Party. Encourage the Bundeswehr to rashly send troops to the Cerro Heights."

"I understand." Vladimir's answer was brief and direct. "The KGB will turn this 'rumor' into intelligence within an hour within the German top leadership, Colonel Jonishkis."

"I hope you can do it as soon as possible. Once Cole cannot withstand the pressure and agrees to the United States sending more troops to Germany, our plan to capture Berlin will fail."

"Berlin will be taken, I guarantee you."

Vladimir said firmly, "And the American team will never capture any state in East Germany." (To be continued.)