of dust.

"That's great, Comrade General, our artillery is so great." Menshov saw the building where the gangsters were hiding was destroyed, and shouted excitedly: "All the gangsters in the building must be finished."

"That's for sure, Comrade Captain." Shamrich looked at Menshov sideways and said with an indifferent expression: "Don't say there is no basement in the building. Even if there is a basement, if it is bombarded by our heavy artillery, the people hiding inside will

He will definitely be shocked to death."

"Yes, yes, it must be like this." Menshov did not care about Shamrih's attitude towards him, but asked Sokov excitedly: "Comrade General, should I take people to clean up the scene now?"

"Don't be anxious, Comrade Captain." Sokov shook his head and said, "The shelling has just ended, don't rush forward. Wait until the smoke clears, ()

Check to see if any surviving gangsters have escaped, and it won't be too late for you to go up and clean up the battlefield."

When Menshov went back to explain the mission to his men, Sokov said to Shamrih and Shapovarenko: "Shamrih, Shapovarenko, your mission has been completed. I don't know whether you two

What are your plans next? Should you go back to the train with me or go back to your station directly?"

Although both Shamrih and Shapovalenko wanted to talk to Sokov again, they had responsibilities. After completing their tasks, they had to return to their bases as soon as possible. Therefore, they could only say regretfully: "Comrade Commander, what a shame."

Sorry, we need to return to our base as soon as possible."

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