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A makeshift formation of two Brandenburg-class frigates, three Bremen-class frigates, one Brunswick-class frigate, and two U212A-class multipurpose submarines began to approach the Soviet Combined Fleet, whose task was to intercept the naval landing ships before they reached the port of Glephoswald. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

The First Fleet was already determined to go to the eastern seas, especially after hearing that the flagship of the other side was the cruiser Peter the Great.

Scheniavin predicted that the Soviet fleet would not rush into war with the German Navy, so he chose to use the First Fleet to stop the cruiser Peter the Great.

Although it is a bit self-sufficient, it is much easier to stop than to start a war, and if it is really to start a war, just one Peter the Great cruiser is confident that two Brandenburg-class frigates, three Bremen-class frigates and one Brunswick-class frigate will be buried in the Baltic Sea before it is sunk.

To deal with the approaching German fleet, it is more than enough to use the Peter the Great cruiser and the Fearless-class frigates, and the Northern Fleet has not dispatched the Kuznetsov-class aircraft carriers It is already considered merciful, otherwise I really think that these frigates have a chance to get close.

Peter the Great cut through a white wave on the blue sea, spreading in both directions. It was gradually approaching the German fleet, and now it was he who was trying to force the German ships approaching on the surface of the sea. At the same time, the large Dreadnought-class anti-submarine ships also launched a sonar search to find the two U212A-class submarines hidden nearby, preventing them from waiting for an opportunity to attack the Peter the Great.

"Have you found out the movements of the two submarines?" The captain of the Dreadnought-class anti-submarine ship asked.

"Their exact location has been ascertained, and two nautical miles to the northeast of us, there is really a group of cunning foxes, actually hiding in such depths and waiting for an opportunity." The captain of the anti-submarine ship breathed a sigh of relief, so that all the actions of Germany were in full view. Presumably, the two submarines thought they were in control of the current situation.

"Very well, in that case, then let's surprise these two submarines. Attention, prepare depth charges, pay attention, turn the bow direction to the north-southeast, and after advancing three hundred meters, it will begin to slow down. Then drop depth charges to warn the German submarines that we are watching them and are ready to attack at any time, so that they must not act rashly. ”

The Dreadnought-class anti-submarine ships began to drop RGB60 depth charges at a distance of more than 400 meters from the German ships, and each time they threw one, the ships advanced fifty meters in the direction of the submarine, and by the time the four depth charges were dropped, they had advanced nearly two hundred meters. This was a warning signal for the German ships not to try to get close to them, otherwise there was a high probability that the two ships would be silent in the sea below a hundred meters.

"The submarines of the Germans began to retreat." The commander of the Dreadnought-class anti-submarine ship breathed a sigh of relief, and after forcing the submarine back, the remaining ships were handed over to the nuclear-powered cruiser Peter the Great.

The biggest deterrent to the arsenal of nuclear weapons at sea is that when the Kirov-class approached the German fleet, no one dared to step forward to stop the other party's advance, as the pride of the Red Empire, a Peter the Great cruiser intercepted six frigates in the German sea, and watched the landing ship slip away from behind him.

The Combined Fleet had received a message from the naval headquarters that they could land in the port of Gleifordswald and that the German Democratic Republican Army was ready to meet their arrival.

The weapons of the cruiser Peter the Great were ready, and any ship that tried to cross its defensive circle would be intercepted and struck. No one dares to make a bird, and no one wants to fire the first shot of war.

The red giant beast just opened its eyes and looked at the cowards around it, and everyone was already too frightened to act rashly.

This invisible pressure and majesty is simply terrifying. The Brandenburg-class frigates even quietly withdrew backwards, trying to distance themselves from the Kirov-class in front of them, and if they did misfire, they would suffer slightly less damage.

The tension on the surface of the sea is like a cold piece of dry ice. No one wanted to compete with the Kirov-class cruisers, and from the beginning of the battle, Peter the Great dominated absolute power on the seas. What's more, since his birth, as a product of saturation combat offensive, the opponent of the Kirov-class has always been the Nimitz-class aircraft carriers, not these frigates that don't even deserve to carry shoes.

Tensions on the sea continued until, after the landing of the 336th Guards Naval Infantry Brigade of the USSR in the port of Glefoswald, the Peter the Great was ordered to withdraw from German waters and return to Kaliningrad. In fact, Yanayev is also worried that allowing the Kirov class to continue to provoke in the German sea will eventually make the situation out of control.

Now that the United States had sent the 2nd Panzer Cavalry Regiment into the Federal Republic of Germany, it was time for the escorted fleet to withdraw from the East German seas. The nuclear-powered cruiser Peter the Great finally had no patience to continue playing with these frigates, and it turned its huge body around and slowly walked towards the Baltic Sea with the stunned crew of the German fleet.

It was like a red nightmare that hastily befell the Germans, and hurried away. So much so that they think it's all just a delusion.

The departure of the huge figure of the cruiser relaxed the tense nerves of the original German ship commander.

The worst nightmare had gone away, and at the same time it had caused the German Navy to feel unprecedented shame and fear.

Looking at the distant back of the Peter the Great, these people who celebrated their survival on the deck finally understood the chasm and gap between them.

Just a nuclear-powered cruiser blocked the attack of the First Fleet of the German Navy. The German fleet did not have permission to attack, and of course, even if they chose to attack, the Kirov-class was confident that they would penetrate the keels of six frigates before all the anti-ship missiles were launched, burying them forever in the Baltic Sea.

Although all of Western Europe boasted that the Soviet fleet was nothing more than an empty army, no one dared to provoke their enormous firepower when it really met the legacy of the saturated offensive era.

A red empire does not decline because of a crisis.

In the same way, a fleet will not become unmotivated by the dismantling of ships.

Even at the most downtrodden, no one in Western Europe dared to stand up and challenge the hegemony of the Red Navy.

The old glory of never setting is long gone, and the journey from Gibraltar to Trafalgar is a dream of the old days.

The current Soviet fleet is the real red tyrant of the entire European seas. (To be continued.) )