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The Japanese really succeeded in blocking the Russian detachment, and in the northeastern waters of Kyushu and Shikoku, the Russian detachment that was rushing to the rescue of the main fleet in Tokyo Bay encountered the Japanese. Pen? Interesting? Pavilion wWw. ｂiquge。 ｉｎfo

Yang Chao estimated that every move of the Russians did not escape the grasp of the Japanese, and I am afraid that it was another preset battlefield and another slaughter-like attack.

However, the results were still very encouraging, this detachment actually achieved a lot of results, sinking three Japanese capital ships, three battleships Nisshin, Asahi and Fuji, and the Nisshin was the flagship of the commander of the Japanese First Fleet, and the commander of the fleet, Rear Admiral Sotaro Misu, refused to rescue and sank with the ship. The remaining results are eight cruisers and thirteen destroyers, which can be said to be a big surprise.

However, like the capital ships, the Russian detachment could not escape death, and after a day-long artillery battle, it was completely annihilated in the First World War.

Unlike the main fleet, which can escape, in fact, the Russian detachment does not even have a chance to escape, because their fleet, there are many old models, the speed is too slow, and they can't escape at all, so they are determined to fight to the death and achieve good results.

And the Japanese fleet, which pursued the main fleet, also gained a lot, only two battleships escaped to the Philippines and were disarmed by the Americans, five cruisers ran all the way to Hong Kong and were seized by the British, and one battleship and seven destroyers ran to Qingdao, also disarmed by the Russians.

When the news of the Russo-Japanese naval battle came out, the whole world went crazy.

It is unbelievable that the first large-scale naval battle of ironclad ships in human history would end like this.

The Japanese celebrated like crazy, thinking that the country was going to be destroyed, but suddenly came back to life, and Togo Heihachi was suddenly praised by all kinds of praise, all kinds of praise, how much humiliation he received at the beginning, and now he receives as much praise as he receives.

The emperor also offered a large reward, but Togo Heihachi refused.

The Russian Tsar was stunned by a stick and did not speak for a quarter of an hour, then rushed to his back garden and shot birds frantically.

Then an order was issued to capture Rodgerstvensky, the commander of the fleet who had fled to the Philippines, and then immediately shoot him.

But the tsar did not intend to give up, but demanded that Lynevich immediately launch an attack, and together with Kontrachenko in Lushun, be sure to annihilate the Japanese troops in the area of Wafangdian.

Other countries also began to study their tactics against the Japanese.

The Germans believed that the Japanese had the advantage of ships and artillery in order to achieve a decisive victory.

The British agreed with this statement, because the Japanese capital ships were basically made by the British, while a large part of the Russian warships were built by the Russians themselves.

Of course, the military quality of the Japanese was also praised by everyone, especially the group of naval soldiers who drove torpedo boats and shuttled in the middle of the battlefield where the huge artillery of both sides roared, and it is said that their casualty rate was as high as more than 70 percent, and many of them were sunk before they could cast torpedoes, and some of them successfully cast torpedoes, but they were also sunk and did not have time to retreat.

The French and Americans were most interested in the covert tactics of the Japanese, and the French navy was in decline at this time, because their ambitions were no longer what they used to be, and they were always on the defensive against the Germans, so they were most interested in intrigues, hoping to help them win without taking risks.

The Americans were afraid that the Japanese would give them the same time, so they studied it for the purpose of prevention.

Under the study of the two countries, the Japanese methods of warfare were soon pulled out.

The Japanese tactic to confuse the Russians was to build a fake fleet in Sasebo, all of which were civilian merchant ships, but they re-outfitted and forged warship structures such as the island, and all the weapons and equipment on the ship, including the island itself, were made of wood, but with a layer of paint.

When the Russian army saw the names of the ships on these ships from a distance, they thought that this was the main Japanese fleet, and they were stupidly guarding outside, knowing that their main fleet was asking for help.

On the other side of the Gulf of Tonkin, the main fleet hid between the Izu Islands, risking anchorage in various hidden bays, and each battleship was camouflaged and covered with a canvas similar to the color of the beach, and only after the Russian fleet sailed past did they raise their anchors.

There is a lot of research on the Russo-Japanese naval war, but no one can say exactly how the war will be carried out after that.

Because the Japanese Combined Fleet suffered equally heavy losses, after the artillery battle with the Russians in Tonkin Bay and the interception of the Russian detachment, they actually suffered huge losses. The reason why the interceptor detachment was able to sink three battleships was that all three battleships had already been seriously damaged.

Most of the remaining warships were wounded, and in a short period of time, the Japanese fleet actually had no combat effectiveness.

However, although the Russians lost the naval battle, their army strength was very strong, with 500,000 frontal troops and 100,000 Lushun defenders, they jointly attacked more than 300,000 Japanese people, and no one was optimistic about the Japanese.

But something went wrong in Russia, and after the results of the naval battle were reported back to the Russians, a parade finally appeared that was willing to the Tsar, and the Russian guards really fired.

The Sunday event was like fate, and even the day did not change, it was still Sunday, probably because of this day, so many people were able to gather, so the initiators still chose Sunday.

The Sunday event was even more ferocious than the original because there were more people.

In the early morning of October 21, more than 200,000 workers, with their parents, wives and children, marched in a long procession from the outskirts of St. Petersburg to the Imperial Palace, not to rebel, they were willing, they were holding church flags, crosses, icons and images of the Tsar, singing prayers, hoping that His Majesty the Merciful Tsar would see their hardships, that His Majesty would stop the continuous expulsion of workers from the factories, and that His Majesty would end the war as soon as possible.

But the Tsar was frightened, and hundreds of thousands of people ran into the city, and it was still organized, and it was rumored that these people had come to overthrow him, because the pamphlets against him were now seen every day in the streets, and today they were swept away, and they all appeared again in the evening.

Therefore, the military and police guarding the palace were much more correct than usual, in fact, the tsar did not give the order to shoot, and the workers really petitioned peacefully at first, but there were always some strange people mixed in the ranks, who either had ulterior motives, but disguised themselves as patriots, and seemed to be more passionate than others, and these people threw stones at the military police.

A soldier who was attacked was nervous, so he opened fire, and as soon as he shot, he detonated the fierce crowd, and the crowd began to storm the military police, and the military police began to shoot wildly.

In the end, 3,000 people were killed and tens of thousands were injured, of course, the main cause of death and injury was the stampede caused by the chaos, and the number of people who were actually shot and killed was very limited.

International public opinion has begun to condemn Russia again.