"Chica Division, KGB Division, and Greek troops are pressing all over the line, so I can hold on until the last moment. Ustinov must remember this big exercise." Selov had no choice. He had long known that his blue side's weakness was the Warsaw Pact coalition in the second echelon. This exercise was like a fight between the left and right hands, and two people who knew each other were fighting each other left and right.

Take off Sukhoi and MiG through the front-line airport to fight with the remaining enemy air targets, but they will certainly set a distance of at least one hundred kilometers to prevent attacks by friendly forces, and prevent NATO's air force from taking off. If possible, it is best to annihilate NATO's air force in the airport.

Sukhoi and MiG fighters did not all stop the NATO air force from taking off, and a group of enemy planes passed through the air iron curtain, Sam missiles would destroy all air targets in a range of about 100 to 20 kilometers. Indiscriminately, the aircraft basically did not dare to get close to them.

Under the guidance of radar, the anti-destructive barrage of anti-aircraft guns will be destroyed in specific airspace, such as altitudes of one thousand to three thousand meters, and within a range of ten to twenty kilometers. The anti-barrier of the air can be created by air bombing. Of course, nuclear bombs can also be used to use air defense. The Shileka River air defense vehicle, Tunguska portable bullets, BTR machine guns, and the accompanying low-altitude air defense net composed of 6 aviation, and the Red Army commanded by Ustinov have started all preparations for the large-depth assault.

"Summon the airborne army and airborne one hundred kilometers behind the blue side, cut off the retreat route of the blue side troops, wipe out the opponent's side, and end the exercise!" Marshal Ustinov began his last step of deployment and achieved the purpose of this exercise.

The atmosphere was not so optimistic in the command center close to Minsk. Ustinov withstood the continuous attacks of the blue side and successfully launched all preparations for large-scale assaults. At this time, the Red Army was like a huge wave of equitable heights. Faced with this irresistible full-scale attack, they had no choice. It was like watching themselves being crushed by a roller but not dynamic. This was the overall movement of nearly 10,000 tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, and air defense tracked vehicles, and they could not even beat them.

"It's not really surrounded, what are you afraid of? Keep resisting until all the participating troops are eliminated. Persist as long as possible! In the end, if it really doesn't work, we can also detonate the atomic bomb." Selov had no choice but to put his hands behind his back. In fact, the atomic bomb in the innermost can only play a comforting role.

The front lines between the two sides are hundreds of kilometers. What atomic bomb has such a large strike surface? Even Ivan does not have the ability to keep a single grass in a range of 100 kilometers. It can be said that he has no choice. He also understands that Ustinov has not used the airborne division yet, but he has no choice. He is at a disadvantage in his military strength and can only choose to attack with all his strength.

In the Kremlin, Brezhnev, wearing a marshal's suit, received a telegram from the Blue Command, shook his head slightly, "General Political Commissar Selov is preparing to detonate twenty nuclear bombs and die with the Red Army."

"He can't do it. Twenty nuclear bombs can be completely broken through with our fully mechanized army, but they may lose about one-fifth of their troops. But in this way, the Blue side will also be devastating." In the idea of ​​establishing an army, General Akhromeyev, deputy chief of staff, said that nuclear war is included in the options. The General Political Commissar is trying his best to cause the greatest damage to the Minister of Defense as much as possible."

"Once we attack Western Europe, NATO will use nuclear bombs to stop us from entering, which is a necessary consideration." Marshal Cui Koff thought for a while and said, "Since the exercise has not set detailed restrictions, it is also possible to use nuclear bombs."

Of course, it is impossible to use real nuclear bombs. It is easy to use dozens of tons of high-explosion explosives to simulate a nuclear bomb explosion. Now the focus of the Western large-scale exercises has become how many days can the Blue Army, the General Political Commissar, last, and when will it be used to simulate a nuclear bomb, and how much results can it be caused.

Nearly one million troops and tens of thousands of tanks fought on the Eastern European plains. It was a feast for all military-loving people. All kinds of keyboard politicians were dispatched to point out the country from the perspective of bystanders. They pointed at the strategies and deployments of the Red Party or the Blue Party without any psychological burden.

It is hard to say that the military exercises of nearly one million troops are definitely unprecedented. There has never been such a large military exercise before. In addition, the endless armored forces of the Red and Blue sides are published in the newspaper, and the densely arranged tanks are all closely linked to each other. This has attracted the attention of all the media related to the military.

The ground forces that the Soviet Union, which were scary at first glance, became a topic of conversation for all the most important things enthusiasts after dinner. However, for the commander of the NATO headquarters, this is not a topic of conversation, but a real threat.

The heavy threat was like a huge rock pressing against the hearts of all NATO commanders. Although I was not very interested in admitting that these NATO members really hoped that the Blues would win. This was not a matter of IQ, but a matter of butt. However, the situation of the battlefield evolution was becoming increasingly unfavorable to the Blues. After the Reds' full attack was launched, the Blues immediately retreated, otherwise it would be annihilated. This exercise is likely to decide the outcome within a few days.

"In fact, the ground power of the Blue Army is far from the standard of confronting the Warsaw Pact with us, and the air force is not much worse than ours, but just five days later, there have been signs of failure. To be optimistic, our ground power is only one-third of the Warsaw Pact opposite, and in fact, there is not. How can we fight this?" A Dutch commander asked a very sharp question, but no one stood up to answer.

"That's because the Soviet Union's general political commissar is not a commander at all, he is just a spy." This rebuttal just now came up, and the atmosphere in the entire conference room was quiet, and then they whispered to each other, doing whatever they should do. They could not refute, otherwise they would lower their level and appear incompetent.

Now the war is not said that the front-line commanders are of no use at all. At least the professional staff team will balance the commander's decision alone. Unless the staff officers next to Selov are all set up, otherwise the spy will not fight as the person just said. Then again, if it is really the plan formulated by the Soviet spy leader himself, it means that the spy is also completely qualified as the commander, because except for a few people, most NATO commanders think that the Blue Army is already very good.
Chapter completed!