Just 7 kilometers east of the largely collapsed Lenin Road road bridge, two rocket artillery battalions of the 4th Guards Rocket Artillery Regiment concentrated 60 БМ-13 launchers and fired 960 М-13 132-mm rockets at the west side of the two road bridges and pontoons in one go!

The Germans deployed heavy troops on the west bank of the two pontoon bridges, and for a time under the watchful eye of the Red Army on the opposite bank, the German positions were completely enveloped by explosions! Steel storm, this is many times more violent than a cluster shelling! Any exposed and semi-exposed person is blown to pieces in an instant, and there is no chance of surviving at all!

The pontoon bridge is on the edge of the old bridge, and for the sake of maneuverability, it is diagonally facing the street, and the street in this area is flanked by solid reinforced concrete buildings, which are also shrouded in hellish explosions for a while! The blown bricks and stones fell on the surface of the river, and even smashed on the heads of the Red Army in the east!

The German positions were washed by a storm of steel, but the М-13 rockets did not completely destroy those buildings, they just blew them to pieces! Six 1939 210-mm cannons (BR-17s) were pulled up, and at the same time as the rockets landed, they fired at the intended target with direct aiming, and the 133-kilogram concrete sabotage bomb blew up half of the six-story building with a single shot!

The infantry was already in position, and just as the steel storm stopped, the commander gave the order to attack, and the soldiers rushed to the four bridges like a tidal wave!

Pavlov on the other side of the river has not yet recovered from the shock - no wonder they are, even if they are mentally strong, when nearly 1,000 rounds of 132-mm rockets fall within 100 to 600 meters of them, their nerves are not good, they are very strong! This is not directly related to the human will, because there is a limit to the hearing, senses and nerves of human beings!

Pavlov's ears were buzzing with the sound of the dense explosions, and he felt like the whole world was slowing down - the nearest point of impact was only a few dozen meters away from him, and the whole building was trembling, as if it was about to collapse!

At the time when Pavlov was trying to get out of "slow motion", two rocket artillery positions a few kilometers away were busy - the artillery crews were preparing for an emergency evacuation according to the scheduled evacuation route! Half of the night sky in Minsk is lit up, and the German observation posts in the distance must be blind if they can't spot the rocket artillery positions here!

Pavlov's men were still like this, not to mention the German troops in the shelling zone, the position was not blown to pieces in the buildings a little farther away, and they completely lost their resistance! The infantry easily rushed across the pontoon bridge without resistance, and only after rushing through the first building area and the corner of Lenin Square that they appeared in front of them, they were met with heavy fire from the German troops in the positions around the square!

It was impossible to rush through the square in one go, and the troops immediately advanced to both flanks, occupying the building area on the east side of the square, and the Red Army and the Germans who rushed into the building fought room by room, and the battle was extremely fierce!

"Get ready to fight! Glushchenko, Chernogolov, beware of the Germans withdrawing from the west! Fast! Pavlov shouted, and through the window he saw that the dense machine-gun bullets in the square had been woven into a huge net of fire, all firing at the northwest corner, and he was too peaceful here!

The explosion of mortar shells was constantly heard, and a fierce battle was going on in the northwest corner: his troops must be engaged in a fierce battle for buildings and positions, and the Germans may not be able to resist retreating to their side: whether to block the Germans or to preserve themselves, Pavlov must block the Germans on the green belt and street pavement separated from the buildings on the west side!

The Germans must not be allowed to enter their building! - Everyone understood this, and even Palokin ran to the connected northwest room, aiming their guns at the green belt in the night!

The night is no longer dark, even brighter than the usual lights, with explosions, flames and tracer bullets illuminating the banks of the Svisloch River from time to time! Pavlov's palms seemed to be sweating, and he was watching the middle ground closely in the constant sound of explosions and tremors!

Leaning against a broken window: the walls were made of solid bricks, and most of the body was hidden behind reinforced concrete columns, which was the best protection, and even the German machine-gun bullets could not penetrate the thick columns!

As expected, a group of people appeared in the green belt a few minutes later, and in the faint light they could see that it was the Germans!

"Hit!" Pull the trigger steadily, and the crisp sound of gunfire remembers, and a precise burst of fire will knock down one! Glushchenko and Chernogorov, who were on the second floor, fired almost simultaneously, both with accurate point fire, and more than a dozen German troops were completely suppressed in the green belt! Dense submachine gun bullets fired indiscriminately, scattering debris from the exterior wall of the second floor, and everything that flew in through the windows hit the ceiling. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

In the window on the right, Gruchev and Palovin also raised their guns to shoot, and the two veterans shot one at a time, and they hit hard and accurately! A few young comrades had no weapons in their hands, so they could only lie on the floor and do their jobs in a hurry, and at this time they wished they had a rifle in their hands!

There was no suspense in the condescending engagement, and a dozen German troops, except for a few who withdrew across the road, lay on the green belt. In less than 20 seconds of the whole battle, suddenly, without warning, a dense number of machine gun bullets hit the side of the green belt from the west side of the square in the distance, and a few seconds later a mortar shell exploded in the middle, and Pavlov had to shrink his head and hide: the German defenders on the opposite side of the square must have discovered the exchange of fire here, thinking that the attacking Red Army was on the green belt, and the German troops holding on to the building were resisting stubbornly, so they came to the aid from a distance!

Because the southeast of the building was not violently attacked by the Red Army, the German army's habitual thinking was normal, but it also suffered from both ends of the Red Army: Pavlov, who once again stretched out his gun, was not happy to repel the German army once, and the Germans themselves beat their own people, but had some headaches -- the green belt and the street were an irregular open area up to sixty or seventy meters wide, completely exposed to German fire on the northeast and due north sides, as long as there were troops in the middle, they were bound to be attacked by the Germans, It is extremely difficult for the troops to support themselves through this open area! On the contrary, the Germans would increase their support for their own buildings, because this was an excellent base for "containing" the Red Army's advance to the northeast.

"Is the sewer connected to that side?" Pavlov asked Gruchev loudly.

"Yes, but it's small, and people can't get by!"

This is not good news, and even worse is that the Germans will come to "reinforce" themselves!

Pavlov asked Gruchev and Palovin plus Alexandrov on the first floor to continue to monitor the northwest corner, while the others withdrew to the rooms on the northwest side to guard against German "support".

A young man named Alexander knocked on the partition wall: "I'll go find a hammer and open these walls." ”

"Okay, if you can go through it, you can do it."

There were beams on top, and the walls separating the offices were hollow bricks, which were chiseled through to make it easier for Pavlov to maneuver around the rooms, and Alexander had a good idea.

A few minutes later, sure enough, a group of German troops approached the building, and listening to the movement, the fighting continued on the western side.

"The fascists must not be allowed to occupy the building!"

Pavlov was the first to shoot, and in the dense spot of three assault rifles, the Germans who came to reinforce were obviously caught off guard - they always thought that the building in front of them was their own people! The Germans, who were close to a platoon, took the initiative to retreat after being fired at a burst of "confused" fire, and Pavlov's men did not shoot to death, ammunition was precious!

Because there was an open area in front of them, it was wise for the Germans to take the initiative to retreat, and in such a situation, shooting against an opponent with a strong defense on the second floor was looking for death! Although the German commander was able to detect that the opponent would not exceed 10 people, meaningless losses were unnecessary.

"Quick, everyone to the first floor!"

As soon as the Germans were retreating, Pavlov was the first to jump up and retreat down the corridor - if nothing else, the Germans were not stupid, the shells would have come in a few minutes!

Several people quickly went downstairs and rushed into Alexandro's room around the corner shouting: there are only so many people in this building, who don't make a noise when they are exercising, and who are in high tension to avoid being shot by their own people!

I pulled a few sturdy desks directly against my head, so that I could monitor the outside and ensure that the falling masonry would not hit my head in the event of a possible shelling!

"Count the ammo!" Pavlov has already emptied two magazines, "probably 150 more, grenades are useless." "It was Glushchenko who spoke.

"140 rounds, the grenades are still there."

"150 rounds, the grenades are still there." ……

Just as Grouchev reported that he had 26 bullets left, there was a sudden explosion on the second floor! Right in the same hidden location!

The bricks and stones crackled and fell, and the falling bricks and stones crackled and crackled! Shelling after shelling, "It's okay, the caliber is not big!" Pavlov, who was nestled under his desk, had a flash in his mind - it was probably a German 37-mm anti-tank gun, with limited power.

But even if the power is limited, if it were not for Pavlov's decisive transfer based on empirical judgment, the first shells would have reimbursed everyone, not to mention that the shelling did not seem to stop!

Finally, when the shelling stopped, Pavlov went to the next door to see the situation, and Alexander and several other comrades were bare-handed, "You have to be armed!" ”

The only way to do this was to fight the idea of the dead German soldiers in the green belt.

(There is an error in the file, and the night of the lantern is crying and bloody!) I also strongly recommend my friend "Heavy Work" to eat people, which is definitely a good book! (To be continued, if you want to know what will happen next, please log in to the www.qidian.com, more chapters, support the author, support genuine reading!) (To be continued.) )