The 190,000 men and horses of the First Army of the Oros Far Eastern Front near the Jiangdong region were caught off guard by the sudden appearance of 14 divisions and 250,000 Huaxia Corps divided into three parts:

34,000 men and horses of the Heilongjiang Right Detachment under the command of Lieutenant General Gribsky, 37,000 men and horses of the Heilongjiang Left Detachment under the command of Lieutenant General Zasulich, and 120,000 men and horses of the main force of the First Army under the command of Gorodikov.

When the commander of the First Army, Gorodikov, had always been clinging to the idea of discriminating against the yellow Asians, and when he received the news that the Chinese Army had surrounded the right detachment commanded by Gribsky, he immediately treated it as false news, and scolded the officers who came to report, saying: "...... How is this possible! These yellow-skinned monkeys are sometimes a little more tenacious in battle, but how can such an inferior people send hundreds of thousands of troops to surround the tens of thousands of horses of a military-level detachment in our dignified Oros? ”

After a while, there was news that the left detachment had also been surrounded by the Chinese army, and Gorodaikov directly drew his pistol this time and shouted to shoot the officer who reported the report, but fortunately the officer saw the opportunity quickly, saying that the front-line scout had sent a fast horse to report that the news had been telegraphed to the station, and suggested that Gorodaikov personally meet the scout to find out the situation.

Gorodikov thought about it and felt that it made sense, took back his pistol and ordered: "Immediately order the scouts of the front line to come to me, I will find out the situation for myself!" ”

But the scout almost ran away and killed a horse, and when he came to the headquarters of the group army, Gorodikov had not yet begun to meet him, and news came from the front that the Chinese army quickly broke through the Heilongjiang defense line in two ways and rushed into their own deep positions.

"How is this possible? How could these yellow-skinned monkeys who did not believe in God dare to launch an attack on the Oros Empire? By this time, Gorodeikov was already a little skeptical, but he still had the idea of luck in his heart, hoping that it was really fake news.

However, the troops of the Huaxia Army, which had broken through Heilongjiang, made rapid progress, and the fierce artillery fire came overwhelmingly, and soon the headquarters of the First Group Army felt the earth-shattering sound of artillery.

Gorodikov ran to a high ground and used high-powered telescopes to look westward, and finally saw that the dense artillery fire of the Huaxia army was moving eastward, and along the way, the Huaxia army, which was led by blazing artillery fire, was facing Feifei.

The simple field fortifications of the Hubei army were originally hastily built, and they did not meet the standard of ordinary field fortifications at all, but the officers thought that this city was redundant, although the yellow-skinned monkeys in Jiangdong carried out sneak attacks and killed and injured some reserve Cossack cavalry, but it was not enough in front of the regular Hubei army.

Who knows, the perfunctory field fortifications of the Hubei army could not stop the fierce attack of the Huaxia army in tracked vehicles and all-terrain vehicles.

In the slightly trembling earth, Gorodikov's body also trembled, and he cried out: "O God! Have you abandoned the Oros Empire? How do you let these yellow-skinned monkeys ride on top of us and? ”

The attendant behind Gorodikov suggested: "Your Excellency, General, let's quickly send a telegram to the command of the Far Eastern Front, report on our actual situation here, and ask Your Excellency the Commander for support!" ”

"Yes, hurry up and send a telegram to Your Excellency the Commander for help!" At this time, Gorodeikov finally began to rejoice that he was not the commander of the Far Eastern Front, otherwise he didn't know how many people cried to him for help? When such a situation arises, he asks the tsar's illegitimate brother Aleksayev for help and gives him a headache.

A few minutes later a 100,000 urgent distress telegram was sent to the Far Eastern Front headquarters in Vladivostok.

When Aleksayev received the telegram, he did not believe that such a situation would arise at all: "This is impossible, how can the inferior races of the East be able to break through the defensive positions of the Great Oros Empire, it must be this damned Gorodeikov who is mistaken!" ”

However, in the next few hours, Gorodikov sent one distress telegram after another, and said that the Huaxia Army was taking a lot of mechanical transports, moving quickly, with fierce and precise artillery fire, and that the First Army was about to be surrounded, and without the support of reinforcements, it might be completely annihilated.

When the telegram reached the thirteenth letter one after another, Gorodaikov said in the telegram that it had been completely surrounded by the Chinese army, and if these yellow-skinned monkeys knew about the telegram, the cable telegram would soon be cut off, and they would not even be able to send a distress telegram at that time, and they could only wait for His Excellency the Commander to come and collect the corpse.

Aleksayev was shocked by this telegram that greatly dishonored the dignity of the Oros nobility, but he was still very hesitant to transfer troops north, because he had already arranged for the General Staff to arrange an operational plan for the southwest assault from the direction of Xingkai Lake and the northward movement of the Japanese army from the Goryeo Peninsula.

It is strange that after the thirteenth telegram, Gorodeikov was able to send the fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth telegrams...... All the way up to the forty-ninth distress telegram.

The Hubei army didn't know what was going on, so the Huaxia army would not cut off the telegraph line of the encircled Hubei army.

Maybe these yellow-skinned monkeys really don't know how to wire telegraph!

The generals of the Hubei army all had this kind of luck idea, and they knew that this was the Huaxia army's plan to lure the enemy.

Looking at the distress telegram begging for help, Aleksayev was finally tempted and began to believe that Gorodikov's distress telegram that gave up the dignity of the nobility was really under the fierce siege of hundreds of thousands of troops of yellow-skinned monkeys.

Aleksayev, after thinking for half an hour, finally made up his mind and ordered:

First, the 170,000-strong army of the Second Army of the Far Eastern Front in the direction of Xingkai Lake immediately went north;

Second, it is necessary to continue to transfer reservists to Amur, Primorsky and other places in the Far East to supplement them to combat units and replenish their combat strength.

Thirdly, 80,000 troops were drawn from the garrison of Vladivostok and sent westward;

Fourth, inform the army of 1.5 million Japanese Goryeo people on the Goryeo Peninsula to immediately go north and cooperate with the actions of the Hubei army;

Fifth, immediately telegraphed to the Baikal Front, requesting that cavalry be sent to support the Third Army of the Far East, which was calling up reservists, to quickly advance eastward to support.

Aleksayev also sent a telegram of report to Moscow, describing in detail what was happening in the Far East, asking the Reich top brass to continue to send more troops and heavy ammunition supplies to the Far East to completely wipe out these hateful yellow-skinned monkeys in the Far East.

Having received Aleksayev's telegram, the parties did not have time to judge this sudden situation, and therefore could not reply to the telegram that solved the problem for a while and a half.

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