After ending the call, Sokov said to Koshkin: "Comrade Lieutenant, gather everyone together immediately. We must immediately enter the city of Uman to find the deputy chief of staff."

"What, are you going now?"

"Yes, go now."

"Are our troops too small?" Koshkin thought that he only had a hundred or ten men under his command. If he really wanted to enter the city where the war was going on, he might be wiped out in a short time, so he was cautious.

Di asked Sokov: "After the main force of the 18th Guards Corps arrives, we will enter the city with them."

"It's too late, let's go now."

Koshkin saw Sokov put on the helmet and knew that there was no room for change in the matter. He could only sigh softly and went out to gather the soldiers scattered around and escort Sokov into the city of Uman.

Unexpectedly, as soon as they crossed the gap and entered the city of Uman, a dozen German soldiers suddenly appeared from an alley on the side. The two sides collided face to face, and everyone was stunned.

Sokov's sharp eyes recognized the German army at a glance, and the German army also saw this small force that had just entered through the gap.

"German!"

"Russian!"

The troops who could protect Sokov by his side were naturally elite. Their reaction was a little faster, and more than twenty assault rifles subconsciously opened fire at the same time. The German soldiers in the front row seemed to be pushed violently by something invisible.

A few of them fell down with a crash.
Chapter completed!