"Comrades, don't let our children live in the siege of the enemy. Whether we can completely break this siege and break through the enemy's blockade against us depends on this time. Go and let the city of Constantinople return to the country he should be in, and let the Turks return to their medieval places." Serov, who put down the phone, looked at the generals of the General Headquarters with a bright look, "My comrades, the war has begun, now it's up to you."

"Ula..." hundreds of commanders shouted at the entire Yerevan General Command. Shelov raised his head slightly and looked at the red five-pointed star on the ceiling, his face becoming unprecedentedly solemn.

At 10:30 in the evening, huge explosions occurred in major cities such as Istanbul and Ankara at the same time. Railway stations, subways, municipal government buildings, and radio stations were engulfed by the raging fire. Many residents who were very close to military targets were awakened by this earth-shaking loud noise.

At the same time, the electromagnetic platforms in Ukraine, Syria, Bulgaria and Armenia have full-frequency interference that has enveloped the entire Turkey. The intensity of this interference is unprecedented, and even Ukraine and Armenia, which are native to the Soviet Union, have been affected. As long as the strength is strong, no precision is precise, it is a pile of scrap iron.

"After receiving the order, raid Turkey, Ula..." With the order, hundreds of PT-76 light water and land tanks were launched at the same time. Not long after, in another port, dozens of hovercraft carrying naval infantry and equipment left the port.

"Target Ankara, surface-to-surface missile battalion, launch!" In a ground-to-surface missile camp in Syria, the Soviet-made Scud missiles kept launching like a sharp sword.

"Target Istanbul, launch!" The same scene is taking place in Bulgaria's earlier ground-to-surface missile positions.

"Targets Bafra, Salson, Ordu, launch." From all directions of Turkey, the Soviet Union's surface-to-ground missiles continued to take off. The Soviet Union chose short-range missiles. Under such large-scale interference, it depends entirely on inertial guidance. Whether it can hit important military targets depends on the will of heaven. Once the Great Wall missile is used, it is very easy to detect orbit by the United States. The Soviet Union cannot take this risk. In order to ensure maximum damage, Selov completely uses missiles as cannons. Anyway, the Soviet Union's production capacity is enough, and there are more than 10,000 missiles a year, and it is not distressing to fire a batch of them.

"Ula!!!" More than 1,000 tanks and armored vehicles on the Armenian border crossed the border like tigers out of their cages, bringing up rolling dust in the darkness and rushing towards their established targets.

"From now on the outage of railways in the entire Caucasus region, it will be used to transport follow-up troops!" In Moscow, Marshal Grechko ordered, "The Ministry of Internal Affairs pays attention to social security issues, otherwise your boss will get angry when he comes back."

The entire Yerevan command center was filled with dense telegrams, and the translators and front-line troops had intensive exchanges, and the control of the movements of the Soviet troops on the front line. From the four armored divisions that first crossed the border in Armenia, they rushed straight to Karls, an important city in eastern Turkey. Karls had a small population and was completely a military center. The main purpose was to shock the Kurds and prevent the Soviet military forces in the Caucasus. During the first round of missile attacks, Karls was directly greeted by more than 70 ground-to-ground missiles.

Moreover, because Karls was too close to the border and was within the range of the Soviet artillery, four tank divisions of the Caucasus Military Region had just been dispatched and launched a charge under the cover of thousands of cannons in the rear. For a time, Karls City, which had just been attacked by missiles, was covered by dense artillery by Soviet artillery. The entire Karls City was burning, like purgatory in the dark. At the same time, it pointed out the location of the Soviet tank division.

"It's the Soviets, definitely the Soviets. Only they have such a strong combat force. Send a report to Ankara." The commander of Karls City was successively attacked by ground-to-ground missiles and large-scale artillery within a dozen minutes. Although the incident happened suddenly, he had not lost his basic judgment. He didn't know how many soldiers he had left, but he knew that the Soviet Union was not something Turkey could fight against, and only the entire NATO could stop the Soviet Union.

"Commander, all radio waves have been disturbed." The correspondent's answer made the commander's heart sank, and he immediately said, "Comment frequency and notify the soldiers to resist the Soviet invasion, and Ankara's reinforcements will arrive soon."

As the commander of this important military center, he certainly knew that if the Turkish army in the Kurdistan area was annihilated, the entire Turkey would be over. Except for the city in Istanbul, the Greek Defense Forces restrained the Turkish army from defense, nearly 400,000 Turkish troops, nearly 50,000 people were on the island of Cyprus, and 150,000 people were fighting on the southern border and Syria. The entire Turkey, including the capital Ankara, did not have many troops, and was in a state of emptiness.

Major General Yotzgu trembled all over when he thought of this. Karls City was a major national defense center for Turkey to resist the Soviet Union, but there were only more than 20,000 soldiers. I don’t know how many of them are built now, but as a soldier, he had to resist the invasion with his soldiers.

Turkey is not short of warriors. They are not afraid of facing the huge Soviet tank group, but they generally choose to play their bravery opportunities rationally. After all, no one joins the army to want to go to heaven. Decorate tombstones with medals and other words just sound beautiful.

"Damn it, it rushed over, hide!" a Turkey shouted in panic. For a moment, the gate was full of chaos. The Turkish soldiers rolled and crawled to the sides, and no one wanted to persevere in the rain of bullets but were crushed into meat pie by the steel tracks. The soldiers lay on the ground and watched the tank rush towards him. The machine gun bullets hit the armor of the t72 tank like raindrops, making a banging sound.

Turkish soldiers cursed the enemy and continued to retreat. They had reason to curse it. A country with much strength than you can press it on the ground with one hand and even play sneak attacks. No one could figure it out.

The Soviet Union has been preparing for this day for more than ten years. The only good news that Selov brought was to share all the reserve warehouses built on the border with Turkey more than ten years ago, and tell these troops participating in the war not to worry about weapons, ammunition and food supply issues. They can do whatever they want to fight, and Armenia will definitely be able to replenish them.

The soldiers of the Red Flag Tank Division were fighting fierce bloody battles in a garrison force that rushed out of the Turkish defense line of Karls. In fact, the soldiers who participated in the battle agreed that this was not a battle at all, but a pure unilateral crushing. In some ways, it could be called a massacre. There were only 20,000 Turkish soldiers in the entire city of Karls. In their sleep, they were attacked and bombarded by Soviet missiles. How many people could stand up and resist were unknown. The attacking Soviet army had more than 60,000 tank divisions, which were superior in both mass and quantity.

"Commander, there is fierce fire fighting outside the city of Karls. Our soldiers have suffered casualties, but I believe they can control the situation." There are people in Yerevan's Southern Theater General Command constantly reporting the latest situation to Selov.

"I don't want the number of casualties. I just want Karls. Knock this nail. There will be no Turkish military force within 5,000 square kilometers. We will occupy Fancheng south or coastline north. It depends on our mood." Selov waved his hand irritably, "Wars are not dead. If we have a year to bomb Turkey with the air force every day, we can try it. The problem is that we only have a few days, and even a small Karls can't be defeated?"

It is related to his political life, and it is definitely not a trivial matter. Facing the fate of taking risks and failure to be a scapegoat, Selov was under heavy pressure. He had forgotten that the war had started less than an hour, that the Soviet Air Force had just hung the bomb and glided at the airport. He even forgot that he had more than a thousand nuclear bombs in his hand, and that the airborne army had to be dispatched during the day, etc.

Under normal circumstances, it should be that the Soviet Union quickly occupied the city of Karls in a wave, and in fact it was exactly the case. Before the tank division arrived in Karls, the Soviet artillery had poured more than 10,000 tons of shells into the city. The number of Turkish soldiers who could stand up to resist was instantly reduced by 40%. Most of the command institutions had been disrupted. The resistance now was just an instinctive reaction.

Soon as more and more T72 tanks rushed into the city, the surviving Turkish soldiers had to hide like rats. These Turkish soldiers who had not surrendered for the time being had to face a problem. There were more Soviet tanks than their anti-tank weapons. Karls was full of Soviet armored soldiers driving tanks everywhere in the city, no matter whether the other party was a soldier or a civilian, if they found out that the anti-aircraft machine gun was called first.

At 11:20 in the middle of the night, the attacking Soviet Red Flag Tank Division reported that it had already controlled most of the city of Kars, and the established resistance had almost disappeared. Ask for instructions on whether to eliminate the remaining enemies, "Immediately divide my troops to attack Erzurum, Fancheng in the south, and Rize on the coast, and leave the matter of clearing the remaining enemies to the second batch of offensive troops. We are not only winning, but most importantly, winning in the shortest time and winning beautifully."
Chapter completed!