After waiting for almost two hours, there was finally movement from the direction of the village. It seemed that the Germans were leaving.

Just when everyone was excited, what they saw next made everyone stunned.

Behind the two tricycles driving out of the village, there were actually hundreds of people following them. From their military uniforms and dejected expressions, Sokov immediately realized that these were Soviet prisoners of war captured by the Germans.

"Comrade Commander, come and see!" Upon seeing this, Colonel Del immediately called to Vlasov: "He is one of ours."

Vlasov walked over quickly and saw the prisoners of war walking out of the village under the escort of the German army. The expression on his face became solemn: "Hell, how come there are so many prisoners of war of our army in the village? You know, you know.

, we should have taken risks last night to rescue them."

Sokov secretly regretted that yesterday he found that the enemy had set up a sentry at the door of the barn. Why didn't he go over and check the barn? If he had really checked, he might have found hundreds of Soviet prisoners of war inside. At that time, he only had to kill them

After clearing the sentries at the entrance to the village and the barn, they could then rush into the barn, control all the German soldiers inside, and rescue the captured commanders and fighters.

"What a pity." Colonel Del said again: "If these soldiers can be rescued, there will be a few more soldiers who can fight in the next battle."

"Captain Sokov," Vlasov turned to ask Sokov after listening to Colonel Der's words, "Do you think we can rescue these captured soldiers?"

Sokov carefully observed the situation in the distance. Five three-wheeled motorcycles were distributed in different positions of the prisoner of war queue. If he could launch a surprise attack and defeat each of them, there was still hope of rescuing these prisoners of war: "Commander
Chapter completed!