Updated: 2012-09-03

"Has he crazy?"

This is Vasilyevich's most direct feeling about Dragorov's order. As expected, he was preparing to use the Northeast knife to clear the remnants of Skobelev. Vasilyevich thought in his mind that he really didn't understand where Dragorov got such confidence... Yes, he brought ten divisions of troops from St. Petersburg, but nearly two and a half divisions were destroyed by the Northeast in the first day of the first day of the first day of the first day of the year. If his group of people were destroyed by the Northeast, how could the remaining troops defend the current line of defense...

At this point, Vasilievich was suddenly shocked. He finally understood that Dragomilov had actually given up the land on the east bank of the Yenisei River and gave up the defense on the east bank. Using the wide surface of the Yenisei River as a barrier, defending the west bank with the danger and defending the west bank. As for the troops still on the east bank, because the bridges on the Yenisei River were all blown up, Vasilievich also understood that the imperial ships transported on the Yenisei River alone could not afford such a large-scale army. After all, there were eight divisions and soldiers of a small 100,000 people. If the horses of the cavalry troops were included, there were other horse livestock used for carrying. If Dragomilov did not make a quick decision, the front line would probably be dragged down by the logistics supply of the Yenisei River across the river, and the soldiers on the east bank would probably not be able to obtain sufficient supplies.

"It seems that the old man is not crazy, but I didn't understand it myself. But God, isn't he really afraid that His Majesty the Tsar would get angry? It's okay to say that the scale of the war with the Northeast was not big before, but if this continues, the entire empire's finances will be almost dragged down. It's so difficult for the empire to raise military expenses, but this old man easily gave up the entire east bank of the Yenisei River. Wouldn't the empire's anxious army be completely wasted?"

Vasilyevich thought again and said, don't worry about Dragomilov. This old man was very favored in front of His Tsar. He probably could deceive him in a few words. On the contrary, it was himself, Dragomilov wanted to deal with him. He turned his hands on the clouds, rained his hands, and casually charged him, and he would lose his life.

This time the order was to capture the 205th highland of the Northeast Insurance Team and destroy the heavy artillery position. The frontal attack was strong, and he fought into the entire division, and there was no possibility of completing it. As for the night attack... Vasilyevich shook his head, as pessimistic.

"It seems that it's not OK to not fight."

Originally, the Northeast planned to use new weapons to attack the Russian army's positions on the east bank of the Yenisei River, hoping to achieve the effect of completely annihilated them. Unexpectedly, before they could take action, the Russians themselves launched the attack first.

Huazi was leaning against the trench and looking at books on military theory. The sound of cannons on the battlefield seemed to have little effect on him. After reading the heavy artillery bombardment for a while, Hudson and Kim Gonshu also lost interest in the tragic fate of the Russians. The task arranged above was to guard the high ground and prevent the Russian army from sneak attacking artillery positions. As for launching a strong attack on the enemy positions, it was the task of other regiments.

But at this moment, Haji, who was lying beside the trench, suddenly shouted, "There is something!"

It doesn't matter if he called it, the whole trench was busy. Huazi lay beside Haji and looked down with a telescope. He was shocked when he saw it. Kim Gon-suk said wonderingly: "Are the Russians crazy? Are there few people who died yesterday?"
Chapter completed!