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The failure is often the angry and complaining side. Lieutenant Colonel Simoner quietly listened to Colonel Belfshka's curse. He didn't want to refute Colonel Belfshka's questioning why he betrayed them Soviets. He waited for Colonel Belfshka to scold him and said lightly, "See you on the battlefield" and prepared to end the call...

"Wait." Hu Yunfeng happened to arrive. He saw Lieutenant Colonel Simon and was talking on the walkie-talkie. He expected Lieutenant Colonel Simon and was talking on the Soviet commander. The Soviet army's remnants were waiting for them to be eliminated, and he wanted to stimulate the Soviet army again...

He asked Lieutenant Colonel Simoner who was talking, and took the call and said in Russian: "Col. Belfshka, first of all, I wish you luck to escape from the fire."

"Who are you?" Colonel Belfshka thought he was a traitor from the Soviet Union when he heard that the other party was speaking in Russian.

Hu Yunfeng was a traitor to the Soviets, but Hu Yunfeng never cared about what others thought of him. He smiled and said, "Hu Yunfeng."

"You despicable, shameless, fascist lackey, a traitor to the Soviet Union and the Soviet people..." When it was Hu Yunfeng, Colonel Belfshka was furious and poured out all the vicious words he could think of in one breath.

"Haha." Hu Yunfeng still kept smiling and said, "Col. Belfshka, don't be angry. Wars will always die. Today you can escape from me for luck. You should thank the great Comrade Lenin for blessing you. However, next time you will not be so lucky. I have prepared the graves for all the Soviets who wanted to fight me. Say hello to Comrade Stalin and Comrade Zhukov on my behalf. I will take my army to meet them in Moscow."

"I will definitely catch you with my own hands and send you to the gallows." Colonel Belfshka was so angry that he could not speak. After saying the last sentence, he threw Jane on the face of the US Marine Corps Walkie-phone correspondent to stop the call.

"Dadada..." Colonel Belfshka ended the call with Hu Yunfeng and was ordering his telegrapher to send a message to Zhukov of the Siberian Front Command to report what had just happened. Suddenly, gunshots rang behind them.

Colonel Belfshka subconsciously turned around and lay down, and saw his dozens of soldiers lying in a pool of blood. His anger was not yet gone, and he saw the figures of the people attacking them, only four Chinese, but the Chinese instantly shot the bullets in the magazine and turned around and ran into the mountains and forests.

Colonel Belfshka made a judgment immediately. He just saw with his own eyes that the large Chinese troops were fighting against the British. There were only troops less than 300 Chinese. They could not move behind them so quickly. The fleeing Chinese could not have come to lure them into the ambush circle.

The Chinese rocket launcher lost half of his troops. He and his subordinates did not shoot at the Chinese. Colonel Belfshka's anger was vented on these Chinese people. He ordered an officer to take a platoon to pursue him and ordered them to bring back the bodies of the four Chinese.

"Bastard..." Zhukov was as angry as he received a telegram from Colonel Belfshka. The staff officer who handed him the telegram did not know whether he was angry with the British "Godmann" troops rebelling against the Soviet Union, or whether he was angry with Colonel Belfshka for causing heavy losses to the troops.

"I'm going to kill Belfshka, I'm going to kill those whore-raising British guys." Zhukov continued his angry scolding to let his staff know where Zhukov's anger was.

"Comrade Marshal, we can no longer draw other troops to support Colonel Belfshka." After Zhukov calmed down, the staff officer said carefully.

Zhukov certainly knew that the pressure put on the Siberian Front by the Soviet port army has not been lifted. Judging from the several battles with Hu Yunfeng and his troops, if there is no force with the same combat effectiveness as Hu Yunfeng's special forces, unless a large number of troops are sent to encircle Hu Yunfeng and his troops in advance, it will be difficult for the existing elite Soviet troops to deal with Hu Yunfeng...

This time, the elite personnel from all fronts were drawn. They had rich practical experience, but the first time they fought with Hu Yunfeng and his troops still suffered heavy losses. Zhukov understood that there was a factor in which the British suddenly betrayed the Soviet army, but how did Hu Yunfeng make the British betray the Soviet Union in just two days? Zhukov speculated that it was likely that the British, like the US Marines, were ambushed and captured by the Chinese, and betrayed the Soviet Union under the threat of Hu Yunfeng. But this proved that it was difficult to annihilate Hu Yunfeng's troops and capture Hu Yunfeng with a small number of troops.

Now the Soviet Union has no special forces that can compete with the Chinese special forces led by Hu Yunfeng, and the Siberian Front has no troops to dispatch and round up Hu Yunfeng. Zhukov could only issue an order to tie Hu Yunfeng and his special forces to Colonel Belfshka first.

In order to capture Hu Yunfeng, the Soviet Union had lost a large amount of troops, Zhukov had to give Stalin an explanation. This time, the British betrayal of the Soviet Union and made the troops pursuing Hu Yunfeng suffer heavy losses undoubtedly became Zhukov's excuse.

"Comrade Zhukov, please repeat it again." Stalin's tone was very quiet when he received Zhukov's call, but he said in surprise.

Zhukov told Stalin again, following the report given to him by Belfshka, that the Soviet army that pursued Hu Yunfeng for unknown reasons. Hu Yunfeng successfully set up an ambush and attacked with rocket launchers, causing more than half of the troops pursuing Hu Yunfeng to lose.

In order to capture Hu Yunfeng, Stalin has provided Zhukov with a lot of resources. No matter how much the personnel are lost, he just wants to know whether Hu Yunfeng can be caught, and at the worst he will have to kill Hu Yunfeng. He asked calmly: "About the British people, I will ask the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to question the British government, but I want to know for sure whether we can still catch Hu Yunfeng. My lowest requirement is to kill him."

Fighting with Hu Yunfeng and his special forces is arguably the biggest shame in Zhukov's military career. Why doesn't Zhukov want to capture Hu Yunfeng immediately? But now Zhukov has no idea. But Zhukov knows that he can't say no to Stalin, and he said: "I can't know when the Soviet port army will attack us. I have no troops to send reinforcements to Colonel Belfshka."

"Can you send the Kremlin guards to Colonel Belfshka?" Stalin said gently.

Zhukov knew that Stalin must be burning with anger, but Stalin was suppressing the anger in his heart. Speaking this showed that Stalin was about to attack. Zhukov was silent and said, "Comrade Stalin, I know what to do."

Similarly, Stalin was silent for a long time and said, "Comrade Zhukov, your mission is to deal with Hu Yunfeng's Soviet port army. I will leave the specific matters of capturing Hu Yunfeng to Beria's intelligence department, but the Siberian Front must closely cooperate with the intelligence department."

After hearing Stalin's words, Zhukov did not feel like he was seized, but instead felt relieved. Zhukov spent a lot of energy to capture Hu Yunfeng, but Hu Yunfeng and his special forces were like undead bed bugs, which made people feel very troubled.

Zhukov did not immediately inform Colonel Belfshka of his no longer responsible for arresting Hu Yunfeng. Colonel Belfshka's personnel who were left at the attack site reported that Hu Yunfeng and his troops, as well as the British, had left, immediately took his remaining troops to treat the wounded and clean up the bodies of the dead. Of course, he did not forget that his mission had not been completed. In order not to lose the Chinese and British, he sent troops to follow the Chinese and British from afar.

Most of the Soviet army was destroyed by the 107 rocket launcher. Hu Yunfeng was in a very good mood. After he returned to the 107 rocket launcher position and joined the 107 rocket launcher team led by Wu Yongming, he slowly headed to the British camp.

There was only one ammunition left for the 107 rocket launcher, and Hu Yunfeng ordered the destruction of the other three rocket launchers at the 107 rocket launcher position, which made Lieutenant Colonel Simon and Captain Harrison feel very distressed. But they did not have the courage to ask Hu Yunfeng for the three rocket launchers without ammunition. However, Hu Yunfeng used their purpose of destroying the Soviet army to achieve his goal. Lieutenant Colonel Simon raised Hu Yunfeng on the road: "General, can our subordinates return to Britain?"

Hu Yunfeng smiled sly and asked, "Lieutenant Colonel Simon, how are you going to let your subordinates return to the UK? Should you let the Soviets send you back to China, or are you going to go from here to China and return to the UK?"

"This..." Lieutenant Colonel Simoner didn't think about this problem for a moment, and Hu Yunfeng was stunned as soon as he said it. He and his subordinates had become enemies of the Soviet Union, and it would definitely not work to return to China through the Soviet Union. Transferring to China is the only way, but this is not all a long journey, and the cold weather may have been frozen to death before leaving the Soviet Union's own soldiers were frozen to death.

"General, what should I do?" asked Lieutenant Colonel Simon's urgently rescued.

Hu Yunfeng shrugged helplessly and said, "My troops and I will continue to fight against the Soviets. Otherwise, you will camp and wait for me. After my troops and I will come to you, I will find a way to send you back to Britain."

Gao Ning, who knew that Hu Yunfeng was conspiring, couldn't help laughing when he heard the conversation between Hu Yunfeng and Lieutenant Colonel Simoner. Lieutenant Colonel Simoner thought to himself that the Chinese general had used him and his subordinates, whether he wanted to get rid of them and let them die in this cold wilderness.

Lieutenant Colonel Simon's heart was so heartbroken when he thought about this. He had to discuss this with Captain Harrison and the soldiers, and he did not continue to ask. He followed Hu Yunfeng and his subordinates in a heavy mood to continue to walk towards the camp.

Back at the camp, Lieutenant Colonel Simon and his men were almost collapsed. He asked Hu Yunfeng loudly: "General, please tell me why this is?"
Chapter completed!