Although he was very reluctant, Lieutenant Colonel Simon gave up the wounded and allowed the wounded to resist the Soviets.1(1) However, he told the wounded to surrender to the Soviets. But he also understood that they had betrayed the Soviets. Not to mention whether the Soviets would accept their surrender, all the officers and soldiers would fight to the last moment to maintain the only remaining honor of the "Godmann" commando. Similarly, if Lieutenant Colonel Simon also reached the moment of life and death, he would not hesitate to die for the honor of the "Godmann" commando and would never surrender for the second time.

The wounded formed the first blocking line. Captain Harrison did not go with Lieutenant Colonel Simon. He formed the second blocking line behind with the "Godman" soldiers whom he voluntarily left behind to cover the retreat of Lieutenant Colonel Simon and 42 other "Godman" soldiers...

"Driving." Lieutenant Colonel Simonre stopped looking back and led 42 "Godman" commando soldiers to the mountains and forests on horseback.

Although some British people resisted some of the pursuers, Lieutenant Colonel Belfshka and the Soviet intelligence forces pursued immediately after Hu Yunfeng and his subordinates captured Beria. Their location was between Hu Yunfeng's troops and Lieutenant Colonel Simon. However, this did not affect Hu Yunfeng and his friends' rapid retreat into the mountains. The wounded soldiers of the "Godmann" commando and Captain Harrison led the two blocking lines of "Godmann" commando soldiers attracted fighter planes flying from Novosibirsk, so that Hu Yunfeng and his subordinates were protected from bombing by Soviet fighter planes before retreating to the mountains.

"Captain, the Soviets can't catch up." After entering the mountain, Hu Yunfeng immediately set up a defensive position, and everyone dismounted and rested. Lin Xingguo told Hu Yunfeng that they did not know that except for Lieutenant Colonel Belfshka and the Soviet intelligence forces, the Soviet people's troops who were driving and chasing were blocked by the wounded men of "Godmann" and Captain Harrison.

Hu Yunfeng nodded lightly, but there was no slack expression on his face. This time he and the troops had gained a lot, but a realistic problem was placed in front of him. The troops had not much food anymore. Now he has joined dozens of members of the Belarus terrorist combat troops including Yakov. If he had a long way to go in front of Outer Mongolia, even if he had killed the horse, they would not have enough to keep going back. Moreover, if they killed the horse, they would lose their mobility. It was foreseeable that the Soviet army would desperately block and block them for Beria, and based on their legs, Hu Yunfeng believed that the troops would sooner or later be surrounded by the Soviets and fell into a desperate situation.

Hu Yunfeng could not think of a solution to the food for a while, so he and the troops rested for a while. He immediately walked deep into the mountains and arrived at the place where he camped last time. Hu Yunfeng ordered the troops to raise the fire and keep warm, and he took out a map to study the future where the troops will go.

Hu Yunfeng was worried. The world was also happy or sad because he captured Beria, the highest Soviet leader. He was undoubtedly happy because of his surprise. After Germany won Beria being captured by the Soviet port, Hitler immediately called the Soviet port, highly praised Hu Yunfeng and his Soviet port power group, and ordered the German propaganda machine to start. He publicized that Hu Yunfeng and his power group had actually joined the Axis power, and the Axis power increased greatly and would soon win the Second World War.

Hitler did not know that Beria was captured by special forces led by Hu Yunfeng himself, but it was not very important for Hitler. Since the defeat of the Battle of Moscow, Germany has not had any exciting news for a long time. Hu Yunfeng's relationship with Germany is well aware of it, and Germany's main force is attacking the Soviet Union. After Beria was captured, it was willing to cooperate with the Soviet port to become the leader of the former Soviet Far Eastern Front that surrendered to the Soviet port. In Hitler's view, it could undoubtedly severely impact the morale of the Soviet people. Hitler has ordered the German propaganda agency to change the capture of Beria issued by the Soviet port to Beria to voluntarily surrender.

Hitler was happy. It was a misfortune towards the Soviet Union. The Soviet Union's anger was conceivable. The most embarrassing one was probably the British. The "Godmann" commando led by Lieutenant Colonel Simonre first betrayed the Soviet Union, and then participated in the ambush and attack on Barnaul and captured Beria in the Soviet army's encirclement and suppression of Hu Yunfeng and his troops and captured Bernaul. Fortunately, the Soviets did not publicly criticize the British, otherwise it would be difficult to say whether the Soviet Union, the United States and Britain would break down.

The capture of Beria, a member of the Soviet leadership by the special forces in the Soviet port, made the world full of joy and sorrow, but it also made the major countries involved in World War II understand the role of the special forces in the battlefield. After announcing from the Soviet port that a special forces in the Soviet port went deep into the heart of the Soviet army to attack Barnaul and captured Beria, the major countries participating in World War II immediately began to study special operations and form special forces on a large scale. They all hope that one day their special forces can also achieve results like the special forces in the Soviet port.

"The captain called the Soviet port, and US President Roosevelt called Uncle Lin. We officially apologized for sending Marines and Soviet troops to encircle and suppress us. He reiterated in the telegram that the friendship between the United States and the Soviet port is strong. He proposed that the US government compensate the Soviet port, hoping that you will lift the siege of the US troops in Papua New Guinea, and at the same time, he hoped to send more personnel to receive training from our special forces and persuade the Soviets to give up their pursuit of us." When Hu Yunfeng was thinking about what to do next, Jeddah sent the telegram to him and reported.

Hu Yunfeng was listening to Jeddah's report while watching the telegram. He smiled and said, "It is impossible for the Americans to persuade the Soviets to let us go. Call back to the Soviet port and tell Uncle Lin that I accepted Roosevelt's apology. He could send someone to discuss remedies with the Americans, and also lift the siege of the US military in Papua New Guinea. But we will talk about training the US special forces until we return safely."

Jeddah immediately sent a message to the Soviet port according to Hu Yunfeng's order. However, not long after, Jeddah received several more telegrams from the Soviet port, namely Hitler asked another group of personnel to be sent to the Soviet port for special combat training, and asked Hu Yunfeng to send a group of personnel to Germany to help German special forces training personnel. Similarly, Churchill also sent a telegram to Hu Yunfeng, first asking about the recent situation of the British princess, and then shyly expressed his hope that Hu Yunfeng could accept the British dispatch of special forces trainees to the Soviet port, and begged Hu Yunfeng to bring the "Godmann" commando team led by Lieutenant Colonel Simon, who was with him, to the Soviet port. Of course, Churchill did not forget to mention the order he and the British king jointly issued to Lieutenant Colonel Simon, requiring Lieutenant Colonel Simon to secretly help Hu Yunfeng escape the encirclement of the Soviets. (To be continued...)
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