Break through to the north? After hearing this order, the generals who persuaded Khrushchev had a wonderful expression on their faces.

Red Square, or rather, there are indeed some Soviet troops north of the Kremlin who are still fighting, and Army Group North is moving south, although it is fast, but it has left a lot of tails that have not been cleaned up.

These Soviet troops trapped in the blocks or corridors did create some chaos, causing some chaos in the northern part of Moscow.

However, with all this chaos, it is not wrong to be able to hide, but no one has an accurate estimate of how long it can last.

In the event that the commander of the German army, Field Marshal Loeb, suddenly launched a security clearance, the Soviet troops, which had lost their geographical advantage, could be annihilated in an instant.

"Comrade Commissar...... Comrade Political Commissar...... You have to think about it! Breaking through to the north is not a good choice! For his own safety, the general could only continue to persuade.

Khrushchev had already made up his mind, and that stubborn energy had come up. He waved his hand and said, "I've decided, I'll go north!" Never go where Konev is! ”

He was not very good with Konev, after all, in his opinion, Konev's defense of Moscow was not very good.

According to his estimates, Konev should be able to hold out for at least two months or so, but now, in a short period of time, the situation in the whole of Moscow has collapsed.

"......" Hearing Khrushchev say this, the general had nothing to say.

After all, Khrushchev decided to retreat, at least he didn't have to be buried in the Kremlin's underground bunker, which is good news.

"We go through the underpass! Get out from the other end! In the end, the Soviet general, who had squeezed out such a sentence, escorted Khrushchev out of this underground office with the guards guarding the door.

By the dim light, with the guards, the group hurried in the opposite direction of the German attack. And behind them, a dense burst of gunfire echoed in the corridors of the underground bunkers.

"The Germans are in! Fire! A shout of a Soviet soldier made the retreating people step faster.

Then, near Khrushchev's underground office, fierce street battles began between Soviet soldiers and German soldiers who rushed in.

It's a street fight, and every room in the bunker has to be fiercely contested by both sides. From time to time, German soldiers fell, and many more Soviet soldiers died here.

"Suddenly! Dodo! "The dense sound of submachine guns swept through the positions where the Soviet troops were stationed. German soldiers swarmed up and took control of a hall where Soviet troops were stationed.

It is accessible in all directions, and many forks have been built. Access to the meeting room, generator equipment room, etc.

"Boom!" A grenade exploded in the conference room, and several high-ranking officers of the Soviet army ended their lives in this way.

"Ulla! For the Soviets! "Some high-ranking Soviet officers rushed out of their rooms with pistols and launched a suicide charge.

They were greeted by the merciless bullets of the German soldiers. The Soviet officers who rushed out soon fell in pools of blood and stopped their fearless resistance.

"Ulla!" As soon as there was silence on this side, Soviet officers on the other side rushed out again, and they rushed at the Germans in a frenzied manner, some with grenades aloft.

"Suddenly! Dodo! The German soldiers also showed no pity or hesitation, and fighting at this distance, even a little slower, could cost them their lives.

They pulled the trigger and let the charging Soviet officers fall as far away as they could - and soon, these grenades pulled by the Soviet troops exploded next to the corpses.

With one explosion after another, the Soviet troops here were quickly wiped out. Papers were scattered on the ground, red with blood, and maps and materials were spread out on the table in time to be cleaned up.

"We've taken control of the archives! The Soviet troops inside tried to set fire, but we killed them! A German soldier came over with a weapon and stood in front of the German commander at the head of the army.

They were ordered to rush into the underground bunker, and sure enough, they gained a lot of important information. Some are documents that the Soviet army did not have time to destroy, and some are the corpses of high-ranking officers of the Soviet army!

Being able to occupy this place means that the battle on the ground is almost underway. Most of the Kremlin, or most of the ruins of this palace, were already under the control of the German army.

"Excellent! Find some live! It is better for senior officers, and if not, to find some prisoners to work here. The lead officer commanded.

They didn't have a map of the bunkers, so they had to find someone who was familiar with the place and clean them up again.

We have to make sure that no one escapes the net, and maybe the proud Khrushchev guy used to live here.

"Report! There are quite a few forks in the road, some to the south, some to the north, and some to the east...... Our people have already split up to chase after them, and they have not found the big guys. Another soldier ran over and continued to report.

"Buzz!" With his report, a roar suddenly erupted from the entire underground bunker, and then, half of the lights overhead were extinguished.

"The Soviets are resisting in the generator room, they blew up a generator set, destroyed part of the power generation equipment, and affected the lighting here!" The commander in charge of occupying the generator room ran in with the rest of the light and hurriedly reported.

"Take your people! Split heads and chase in three directions! I'll take care of the power supply! The leading officer ripped the submachine gun off his shoulder, took the people behind him, and rushed in the direction of the generator room in the distance.

After his order was given, other soldiers, following other officers, pursued in several different directions.

"The Soviets are resisting in the generator room, they blew up a generator set, destroyed part of the power generation equipment, and affected the lighting here!" The commander in charge of occupying the generator room ran in with the rest of the light and hurriedly reported.

"Take your people! Split heads and chase in three directions! I'll take care of the power supply! The leading officer ripped the submachine gun off his shoulder, took the people behind him, and rushed in the direction of the generator room in the distance.

After his order was given, other soldiers, following other officers, pursued in several different directions.

After his order was given, other soldiers, following other officers, pursued in several different directions.