The commanders who came to the meeting were all veteran officers who had been in the army for more than ten or twenty years. Naturally, they understood the confidentiality regulations. Since Sokov specifically mentioned that this kind of river crossing equipment needed to be kept secret, everyone kept their eyes closed.

He didn't ask any further questions.

Konev didn't know what the Weapons and Equipment Department had sent to Sokov. He wanted to keep Sokov for questioning after the meeting, but he was worried that Sokov would not use it on the grounds of confidentiality.

Be willing to tell yourself that if you hit a soft nail when the time comes, you will be asking for boredom.

After thinking about this, he raised his head and said to Zakharov: "Comrade Chief of Staff, please continue to assign respective combat tasks to each group army unit."

After Sokov sat down, he continued to listen to Zakharov's assignment. When he heard that there was a city called "Bogodukhov" in the city he was about to capture, he couldn't help but asked Samyko in surprise:

"Chief of Staff, isn't Bogodukhov in the direction of Oboyan? How come he appears near Belgorod again?"

"Comrade Commander," Lunev, who heard Sokov's question, leaned towards him and said, "Bogodukhov in the direction of Oboyan is just a small town with a thousand people; while Belgoro

Bogodukhov, near Germany, is a city with a population of more than 50,000 people."

When the two of them were talking in a low voice, Zaharov, who was assigning tasks above, saw him. Thinking that Sokov wanted to keep a secret from himself, Zaharov felt somewhat uncomfortable. He knocked on the table with his hand.
Chapter completed!