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Chapter 509: Training the Soviet Army with Concentrated Development

After Han Yunhua's telegram was sent to the central government, it attracted great attention from the central government, of course, all this was expected by Han Yunhua, after all, any move by a leader like him who commanded more than one million troops attracted much attention. However, he believed that the chairman and others would understand his painstaking efforts, and besides, the transfer of Chen Yun, Cao Juru, and others to work in the military region also greatly reduced Han Yunhua's pressure, after all, Chen Yun and others were loyal fighters who had been tested by the party, and they would not betray the party no matter what. Moreover, Chen Yun had previously served as the top leader of the ** Central Special Branch, and the self-discipline and discipline of such cadres were extremely high, so Han Yunhua judged that this telegram would definitely be transmitted to Moscow.

Sure enough, the trajectory of the development of the matter was almost the same as Han Yunhua's judgment, and after more than three hours of discussion, the Standing Committee of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee finally decided to send this telegram, which was characterized as "slightly military intelligence", to Moscow, but asked Han Yunhua's headquarters to immediately transfer the location of the troops and so on, in case of a sneak attack by the Japanese puppet army, after all, there were still many spies from various countries lurking in the Soviet Union.

After the telegram was sent to Moscow, Stalin didn't care, although he was very interested in Han Yunhua, a little comrade, but now that the Soviet Union is pressing the border, there is not much "spirit" to pay attention to and other things, besides, summer is coming, and the attack of Nazi Germany is probably about to start in summer, summer is not a good season for the Soviet Union, because the German army in summer is more combative, and the harsh winter is the favorite of the Soviet Union, and Napoleon was defeated in such a harsh climate. So Stalin was extremely worried about the ensuing war.

However, Zhukov, who was the chief of the General Staff of the Soviet Red Army at the time, believed that since Han Yunhua, a Chinese comrade, had such a strategic vision and controlled more than half of the "elite" troops in his hands, according to intelligence, the troops led by Comrade Han had enough ability to confront the "elite" of the Japanese army in the Far East, so the Soviet Union could not snub this Chinese comrade so much, so he hoped that Comrade Stalin must keep in touch with this Comrade Han Yunhua, in case the squadron did not get a response when it was necessary for the squadron to come forward.

As the dissolution of the Comintern gradually came to the agenda, the Soviets, especially the Soviet leadership, found that the Soviet Union was gradually losing control over other countries, and its influence was clearly declining. Therefore, it is no longer possible to arbitrarily and rudely interfere in the development of other countries as before, and it is no longer possible to support a member at will to snatch the leadership of member states, so at this time, it is necessary to "hand" the powerful cadres of these member states.

Zhukov's proposal was approved by Stalin, and although the chief of the General Staff of the Soviet Red Army, who had just been reinstated, had not yet fully approved of Stalin, his far-sighted strategic vision and superb level of exponential command were still very commendable, and Stalin was well aware of this.

The Chief of Staff of the Red Army was no unknown person, as early as September 1939, the Japanese army carried out armed provocations in the area of the Haraha River, and the situation in the Far East was tense. Zhukov was appointed commander of the 1st Soviet Army stationed in Mongolia and commanded the operation against Japan. In a short period of time, he successfully organized and implemented the Battle of the Khalha River, and won a great victory in destroying more than 50,000 enemies at a small cost of 9,000 casualties. In this battle, Zhukov first "revealed" his edge, showing his superb command and organizational skills. He was adept at coordinating the actions of infantry, artillery, tanks, and aviation, boldly carrying out roundabout encirclement, and annihilating the enemy's main forces by surprise. His theory of the concentrated use of tanks was also confirmed in actual combat, and he was praised by the whole country, and he was awarded the title of "Hero of the Soviet Union", and was soon appointed chief of the General Staff of the Soviet Red Army, responsible for the reorganization and training of troops.

At the beginning of the Soviet-German war, the Soviet army responded in a hurry, suffered heavy losses, failed to stop the German army, and lost the city and land. The Germans advanced 300-600 km in 3 weeks. Soon, the Germans marched south only 15-20 kilometers from Kiev. However, Stalin and Zhukov disagreed on the question of whether to defend Kiev or not, and Stalin ordered to defend Kiev and Zhukov strongly advocated abandoning Kiev and withdrawing the Southwestern Front to the other side of the Dnieper River to avoid being surrounded by the German army, preserve strength, and then try to counterattack.

Stalin, taking into account the mood of the Soviet people and the morale of the troops, refused to accept the proposal of the Chief of the General Staff Zhukov, and dismissed him from the post of Chief of the General Staff and demoted him to the post of commander of the Reserve Front. Two months later, the Southwestern Front was surrounded by the Germans in the Kiev region, and Stalin realized that Zhukov's claim was correct, but it was too late, as 700,000 men of the Southwestern Front were encircled and annihilated, and Kiev fell.

Seeing Zhukov's strategic vision, coupled with the needs of the war ahead, Stalin soon reactivated Zhukov, who is now the chief of the General Staff of the Soviet Red Army and commander of the Northwestern Front.

Zhukov saw the true intention of the Inner Mongolia Ancient Military Region to display hundreds of thousands of soldiers on the border of the puppet Manchurians, to be honest, he was the same as Stalin, he couldn't see the team in his heart, although he also sent people to China to help the Anti-Japanese Union, but that was only out of the national interests of the Soviet Union, but the Anti-Japanese League of several hundred people a division, a thousand people and an army The troop establishment is a joke in Zhukov's opinion, but this powerful military region does not seem to be like this, their troops are huge in number and complete, and they are aimed at a clear goal. The hundreds of thousands of Chen soldiers on the territory of the Japanese puppet army are certainly not for soy sauce, to be precise, these hundreds of thousands should be more than 200,000 troops can contain how many Japanese puppet troops, and it is self-evident how much help the great Soviet can have.

However, not long ago, the telegram jointly sent by Ilanova, Ivanov, and a number of senior officers of the Far Eastern Military Region attracted Zhukov's attention, and in this telegram, Illanova, who had personally visited the Inner Mongolian Military Region, highly admired the overall strength of the Inner Mongolia Military Region and the quality of Han Yunhua herself, especially the group of special combat teams trained by the Inner Mongolia Military Region, which made Illanova and others even more amazed. In this telegram, Ilanova reported one thing to Stalin, that is, on the way to escort Ilanova back to the Far East by the special operations team selected by Han Yunhua, she encountered the blockade line of the Japanese puppet army, according to Ilanova's idea, she took a detour to evade, after all, the escort personnel plus the personnel of the Far East Military District were only 70 people, but there were many Japanese puppet troops on the Sino-Soviet and Sino-Mongolian borders, especially those Japanese cavalry squads that often roamed on the steppes were very difficult.

However, the special operations team escorting Illanova did not make a detour, but used ambush, sniper and other tactics to kill all the way, and only relied on a team of more than 60 people to hunt and kill more than 1,600 Japanese puppet soldiers, and at the same time captured more than 800 puppet soldiers, which made the Japanese puppet army on the Sino-Mongolian border extremely nervous.

Han Yunhua actually didn't know about this matter, because according to Han Yunhua's order, the special operations team directly entered Northeast China after completing the mission, and then came under the command of Li Dingguo's department, so what he received so far was only a telegram sent by Li Dingguo's 16th Division that our army had successfully completed the mission and there were no casualties, but as for the details, he didn't know much.

After learning about these circumstances, Zhukov believed that the reason why Han Yunhua's department was able to rise in such a short period of time had something to do with such a powerful unit with superb individual combat ability, and now that the theory of special operations has begun to spread among the troops of various countries, the performance of the snipers trained by the Soviet Union on the battlefield is surprising, and the results are also quite brilliant, so Zhukov and Stalin have a certain understanding of special operations and special forces, and at the same time, they have also begun to set up their own special combat teams in the Soviet Union.

Moreover, before that, the Soviet Union was attacked by the German special forces and suffered heavy losses... [This chapter is not finished, please click on the next page to continue reading!] ］