Soviet soldiers fell down in rows, including Captain Vladimir, who rushed to the German position and was blown down by a grenade... As Vladimir said, Germany's defense was very tight, with mortars and machine guns a little further away, and rifles and submachine guns. Those who were lucky enough to rush to the trenches would be bombarded by the German grenades.

Under this firepower configuration and the moderate and orderly defense of German soldiers, the Soviet soldiers rushed up in batches and fell down in batches. After a while, the river was filled with the bodies of Soviet soldiers.

Without waiting, the German army immediately launched a counterattack... At this time, even the fool could see that the Soviet army's attack was at the end of its strength, and even the artillery shells and machine gun bullets were almost gone because of this attack. This was the perfect time to launch a counterattack.

The German attack was different from the Soviet Union. They were covering each other and leaping forward, without shouting or artillery fire, and only a few simple commands.

However, from the German leaping forward movement and the coordination between them, the Soviet army could feel a threat and pressure of death, which made the Soviet soldiers urge to escape immediately, and several of them really did this.

Yegorxi shouted at the fleeing Soviet army in anger: "Don't run away, you cowards!"

As he said that, Yegorshi raised his pistol and fired a few shots at the deserters, but Yegorshi's shooting skills were not good enough, and the deserters still stumbled and fled from the battlefield.

"We have no shells, comrade of the political commissar!" a soldier shouted: "There are not many people left in us, and most of them are artillery and machine gunners!"

"We should retreat!" cried another soldier.

"No one is allowed to retreat!" Yegorshi waved his pistol almost hysterically and screamed: "Stop them! There are rifles after the shells are fired, and there are bayonets after the bullets are fired!"

But it was too late. The German army first fired a 50MM mortar shell towards the Soviet position, and then threw a wave of grenades. The Soviet army had almost no chance to breathe or fight back... The German army rushed up and fired a MP40.

Yegorshi, who was shocked by the explosion of the grenade, struggled to get up from the ground and wanted to resist. A butt stock smashed him to the ground.

Yegorshi fell, and the rest of the Soviet soldiers raised their hands and surrendered in shock.

"The Soviets didn't look scary!" After escorting the prisoners back to their positions, Werner controlled the Soviet army and asked them to squat down behind the trenches and said jokingly: "Look at their appearance, I don't understand how they defeated our army!"

"It's just a battalion!" Dominic said, "and it's just a ski battalion equipped with light weapons. What if they were a regiment, a division, or even more of these people attacking us?"

Dominic had fought with the Soviet army before, so he knew very well what the situation was like when he fought with them.

Werner was stunned when he heard this, and then asked back: "Will they do? They don't care about casualties at all?"

"Otherwise..." Dominic spread his hands: "What do you think the Soviets are like?"

Dominic's words were quickly verified...

German soldiers rubbed their hands and feet hard in the wind and snow. This kind of cold is really not something that humans can stand. No matter when they are frozen, the food is as hard as a stone, and sometimes even the bolts are frozen, so they have to check it out from time to time.

"Dominic!" Kuhn couldn't help asking: "You've dealt with them before, can't you share some experience with this hateful weather?"

"Lieutenant!" Dominic replied: "I was fighting here in July, and it was still summer."

"Say something you know!" Kuhn said.

Dominic turned around and raised his head at Yegorshi among the captives, saying, "I only know that if I encounter people like this who wear red collars, they usually won't have a good end!"

"Why?" Kuhn asked.

"Because as long as they are there, the Soviets will not surrender!" Dominic replied: "The best way to defeat the Soviets is to kill these red-collared ones first!"

"I've recorded it!" Kuhn patted his sniper rifle.

At this time, a strange "swoosh" sound suddenly came from the sky, and Dominic screamed "Let's go down".

The soldiers hurriedly buried their heads in the trenches, and then a violent explosion blew the trenches back and forth into flames.

Ten seconds later, the surroundings fell into a dead silence again.

"What?" Kuhn couldn't help asking.

"No, I don't know what that is!" Dominic said: "We've been bombarded by this thing before!"

Qin Chuan knew what this was...that was the famous "Katyusha" rocket launcher in the Soviet Union.

This equipment is still a secret weapon of the Soviet Union, so the German army didn't even know what kind of artillery was able to launch such intensive bombing on their positions in a short period of time.

It should be said that Qin Chuan and others were very lucky. At this time, the Soviet army blocked the road due to heavy snow, so the logistics was not smooth. Otherwise, dozens of "Katyusha" would be launched in a row on the opposite side toward the First Infantry Regiment... I am afraid that the infantry regiment would be gone in an instant.

However, this seems to indicate that the enemy's main force is not far from here.

Sure enough, the "rumble" motor sound was heard in a few minutes.

"Tank!" The German scouts who were in charge of looking out on the other side ran back and shouted: "They have tanks, at least two regiments of troops!"

"Prepare for the fight!" Colonel Slain ordered loudly.

The motor sounded louder and louder, and a strange tail smell floated in the air... Soviet tanks used diesel, which tasted a little different from the gasoline of German tanks.

Then, a gun barrel appeared across the river, and then the tank's turret, and finally the entire tank appeared in front of the German soldiers.

It was a T34, a tank that performed better than the German existing "3" and "4" tanks... This can also be said to be a miracle. Soviet industry can be described in all aspects as "rough". They always pursue quantity rather than quality, but they just have a way to use something that looks rough to piece together excellent and practical things.

The T34 tank is one of them, and so is "Katyusha".

With a "boom!", T34 fired a shell at the German army across the river, and then two more cars emerged to join the battle...
Chapter completed!