Hu Yunfeng and his troops were unable to occupy the entire city of Gorta-Altaisk. Zhukov quickly confirmed that Hu Yunfeng and his troops did not evacuate after raiding the airport, but occupied the airport and set up defensive positions at the airport.

What exactly did Hu Yunfeng and his troops want to do? After Zhukov got Hu Yunfeng raided the airport, he did not evacuate immediately and felt that the matter was serious, but he did not have much information in his hands to judge what Hu Yunfeng or the Soviet port army wanted to do?

Zhukov ordered the Siberian Front Command to report to him at any time about Hu Yunfeng and his troops occupying the airport. At the same time, he ordered the Siberian Front Command to immediately summarize the scattered information collected before to him, and then immediately called Belia and asked Belia to bring him the intelligence department's intelligence on the Soviet port, especially the Soviet port army's intelligence in Mongolia as quickly as possible.

The intelligence needed by Zhukov was quickly passed from the Soviet intelligence department and the Siberian Front Command, and he looked at every piece of information carefully. Although the intelligence about the Soviet port army was not very detailed, he found from the numerous intelligence that the Soviet port army had frequently taken off aircraft from the Mongolian capital and the Soviet port, as well as Chita, the location of the Soviet port army's frontier command, to the western part of Outer Mongolia.

What this means can only mean that the Soviet port army will transport supplies or troops to western Outer Mongolia. Zhukov's detailed searches became clearer and clearer. Only after he saw a piece of information about the disappearance of the 1st and 2nd Airborne Divisions of the elite Soviet port army, Zhukov thought of the large-scale airborne operation carried out by the Soviet Union to capture Hu Yunfeng. He took a deep breath. He understood why Hu Yunfeng did not evacuate after raiding the Gorta-Altaisk Airport.

"Bastard, this guy Hu Yunfeng actually became like the German airborne and occupied the Dutch capital and important cities. He wanted to use paratroopers to airborne Gorta Altaisk to occupy the entire Gorta Altai Republic." Zhukov punched hard on his desk.

Zhukov walked to the map and looked at it. If Hu Yunfeng's army occupied the Gorta-Altai Republic, it means that the Soviet port army can attack Novosibirsk from the south, so that the Novosibirsk front would have to divide its troops to defend. Originally, the Siberian Front was not strong enough, and it would have to defend more than one million Soviet troops to the east. If one branch of troops defended against the Far East Railway in the east, it can be imagined.

What makes Zhukov even more troubled is that if the Soviet port army really occupy the Gorta-Altai Republic, the Soviet port army will enter Kazakhstan at any time.

Zhukov thought he had known Hu Yunfeng's intention to raid and occupy Gorta-Altesk Airport, so he immediately called Stalin to report his judgment.

After hearing Zhukov's judgment, Stalin felt that Zhukov's judgment was very reasonable, but Stalin still had a question. He asked: "Comrade Zhukov, if they want to use the Gorta-Altai Republic as the frontier position to attack us, how did the Soviet port army replenish the supply? We all know that there are no railways and intact roads in western Mongolia. Are they all air transported?"

"It is entirely possible. I saw a piece of information from the information given to me by Beria. As early as a year ago, Hu Yunfeng bought a large number of combat aircraft from Germany and the United States, many of which were transport aircraft, and the Soviet port also had the ability to produce aircraft. Also, please don't forget that Australia has been occupied by Hu Yunfeng, and the industry completed by Australia has fallen into Hu Yunfeng's hands. Indonesia and Vietnam can provide him with a large amount of labor. Hu Yunfeng has prepared carefully for so many years. I think he is fully capable of using it for large-scale air supply. Even if it is, he will be fine.

Hu Yunfeng did not provide a long period of air supply. He occupied the Gorta-Altai Republic. As long as he deployed more than a dozen divisions in the Gorta-Altai Republic, and with the distance between Gorta-Altai Republic and Novosibirsk, I had to draw the Western Lisian Front along the Far East Railway to defend against the attack of the Soviet port troops in the southwest. What made us even more troublesome is that Hu Yunfeng occupied the Gorta-Altai Republic and could avoid the Altai Mountains on the border of Monkhae and directly enter Kazakhstan." Zhukov explained worriedly.

Stalin took the phone and looked at the map again. Zhukov's analysis was very likely. Stalin said: "How should we deal with it now?"

Zhukov said immediately without thinking: "The best way is to catch Hu Yunfeng immediately or kill him. But now it seems that we cannot catch him immediately. Secondly, it is to regain the airport and prevent the paratroopers of the Soviet port army from airborne."

"Then act quickly." Stalin agreed with Zhukov's idea, he knew the importance of time.

Zhukov put down the phone call to Stalin and immediately grabbed the phone and called to the Siberian Front Command. He ordered the Siberian Front's air force to take off immediately and go to Gorta-Altesk to prevent the paratroopers from airborne in the Soviet port, and support Gorta-Altesk's military and civilians to retake the airport. At the same time, he asked the Siberian Front to immediately order Gorta-Altesk's military and civilians to retake the airport at all costs.

Zhukov knew that he wasted a lot of time when analyzing and judging Hu Yunfeng's intention to seize the airport, but he had no choice but to hope that the airborne troops of the Soviet port army would not conduct airborne operations too early, and also hope that the military and civilians of Gorta-Altesk had now taken back the airport.

Gorta-Altesk Airport is now in a fierce battle. Hu Yunfeng and the special forces, and the "Snow Leopard" commando have not suffered many casualties with their combat experience and firepower advantages, but the military and civilians in Gorta-Altesk City have been charging after wave after wave of life and death to retake the airport, which has both Hu Yunfeng and his subordinates feel a headache.

"Hurry up, hurry up." Many shooters of the machine gun team of the "Snow Leopard" commando kept urging their deputy to speed up and change the red barrel, and another wave of Soviets was about to rush over.

"Where is the mortar? Why don't the mortar shoot?" Hu Yunfeng shouted while holding the walkie-talkie.

"Captain, there are no shells." The answer Hu Yunfeng didn't want to hear came from the words.

"Damn it, come here quickly if there is no shells." Hu Yunfeng cursed and threw away his words.

He looked at the Soviet corpses and horses on the floors outside the airport gate, and quickly looked at the table. It was twenty minutes before the airborne troops arrived at 12 o'clock. He shouted another order: "Jeddah, Jeddah, fuck you contact me again to speed up."

Jeddah answered loudly and prepared to contact him, but Hu Yunfeng shouted again: "Give me your ammunition."

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