Sidorin picked up the phone and listened, then handed the phone to Sokov: "Comrade Commander, this is the call from the Marshal. It seems that I have something important to see you."

Sokov was worried that there was something important, so he quickly dragged the phone to the next door: "Hello, Comrade Marshal, I am Sokov. What instructions do you have?"

"Misha, what are you doing?"

"I am organizing a summary meeting for the commanders of each division to find out the problems they had in today's battle and formulate corresponding solutions to avoid making similar mistakes in the next battle."

"Not bad, not bad." After hearing what Sokov said, Rokossovsky praised: "No wonder your troops always win battles. It seems there is a secret."

Sokov knew very well that the Soviet army never conducted post-war summaries, which led some commanders to make the same mistakes repeatedly during battles, causing the troops to suffer undue losses. But Rokossovsky today

The call was definitely not to summarize the meeting for myself, but to have other more important things.

"Comrade Marshal," Sokov asked tentatively: "Do you have anything important to ask me for? If not, I will go out for a meeting."

"Don't be anxious, Misha." Rokossovsky said with a smile on the other end of the phone: "I want to ask you something."

"what's up?"

"Have you sent any reconnaissance personnel into Danzig?"

"No, Comrade Marshal." In response to Rokossovsky's question, Sokov replied without hesitation: "I have not sent any reconnaissance personnel to the Danzig area."

"If you hadn't sent out reconnaissance personnel, this would be very strange."

"whats the matter?"
Chapter completed!