Najin, a city that had been occupied and controlled by the Japanese for more than half a century, and there were no Japanese in sight on the streets, was quickly captured after the Red Guard Corps landed in Korea.

All the Japanese living in and around Rajin, including expatriates and ronin, were either killed in the resistance or became prisoners, handcuffed and shackled, and participated in construction and development labor.

On the sea near Rojin, thousands of ships occupy the full sea.

Rozin, that is, the area of Lake Rozin, is close to the Soviet Union in the Far East, and is only a few tens of kilometers from the border of the Soviet Union.

The 4th theater of operations landed in the south of Korea, while the 3rd theater of operations, which successfully landed in the areas of Chongjin and Najin with the help of the 4th theater of operations.

From the south to the north, the Japanese army in Korea was quickly encircled.

The Japanese troops in Korea numbered only a few tens of thousands, and they could not resist the attack of the Red Guard Corps at all.

The two theaters of operations acted together and planned to take the lead in taking Korea, also because at present, all the combat forces of the third theater had not yet arrived in the Korean region, and it was not suitable to start operations against the Soviet Union.

Just as the Soviets expected and feared, although the Red Guard Corps still aimed the spearhead at North Korea, the Soviets were not without pressure at all when the millions of troops in the Fourth and Third Theaters were pressurized.

And the Red Guard Corps did not care at all whether the Soviets were prepared or not, and did not use the means of confusion to confuse the Soviets.

In particular, after the landing of the Third Theater of the Red Guard Corps at Rojin and Cheongjin, a series of construction operations were rapidly launched, which made the Soviets extremely vigilant.

For this reason, the Soviets were also preparing for defense, and at the same time sending people to try to make contact with the Red Alert Empire.

But regardless of the outcome of the contact, the construction of the Red Guard Corps here in Rozin made the Soviets more and more worried.

Huge airfields were built, barracks were built one after another, road traffic, floating docks, and a large amount of cargo was dismantled every day.

In less than a month, the strength of the Third Theater in the Luojin area has reached the scale of 300,000.

In the past month, the Russians have also gained a full understanding of the Third Theater of Operations of the Red Alert Empire, and they clearly know that the Third Theater of the Red Alert Empire is a theater unit with ground operations and land-based aviation as the main components.

How many planes, how many tanks, how many artillery pieces did the Soviets have, these Soviets did not know, and they could not detect it.

However, judging from the construction of Rojin in the Third Theater alone, this force is definitely not a minority.

According to Soviet experts, the huge airfield that was built could accommodate at least more than 2,000 aircraft, and there was more than one such airfield.

Every day, tanks covered in canvas can be seen driving down from the transport ship, and in just one month, the Soviets estimate that the tanks of the Soviet Union in the Rojin area alone in the Third Theater of Operations have exceeded 10,000.

On more than a dozen floating docks, vehicles and people arrive every day without stopping.

To this end, the Soviets also concentrated a large number of troops in the Ussuriysk region, completely abandoned the narrow area on the border with North Korea, and strengthened the defense of Vladivostok, requiring all troops to be ready for battle 24 hours a day, and fighter planes to take off at any time.

There were even Soviet generals who proposed to take the initiative to attack, taking advantage of the fact that the third theater had not yet gained a firm foothold, to take the lead in attacking and catch the enemy by surprise.

However, such a proposal is unlikely to pass.

Even if the Soviet Union doubted the movements of the Red Alert Empire, in the absence of a clear situation, the Soviet Union dared to take the initiative to attack, because the Soviet Union could no longer afford to provoke it.

The Third Theater of Operations was still preparing unhurriedly, and in a month's time, with the help of the Fourth Theater and a large number of transport ships, most of the main forces of the Third Theater arrived in Korea.

The Air Force was the first to arrive, flying directly from various air bases in the Pacific Ocean and quickly arriving in North Korea and stationing at air bases in the Chongjin and Najin regions.

In the Third Theater, which is mainly engaged in ground operations, the main ground forces have also arrived one after another.

The total strength of ground operations in the Third Theater is 350,000, and it is composed of 18 main divisions.

The fifteen main divisions included eight heavy armored divisions, two air assault divisions, two airborne divisions, six mechanized infantry divisions, and two mountain and jungle combat divisions.

The Army's air combat and logistics units are also subordinate to the Army's operational command with four air cavalry divisions and four strategic transport aircraft groups, with a strength of only 50,000 troops, but their combat effectiveness is superb.

The Air Cavalry Division and the Air Assault Division are different combat units, and the Cavalry Division is a uniform helicopter gunship that carries out direct combat missions and is equipped with a large number of armed helicopters to undertake battlefield air assault missions and in-depth rescue and strike missions.

The assault division, on the other hand, is equipped with transport helicopters and a certain number of armed helicopters, mainly to transport soldiers to the theater of operations, and belongs to the troop projection unit.

At present, the Third Theater has been completely modernized and upgraded, and all units have been equipped with new equipment.

The same is true of the air force units belonging to the Third Theater of Operations, except for some first-generation fighters, all the rest have been reequipped with third-generation fighters.

Because of the powerful combat capability of advanced fighters, the scale of the Air Force fighters owned by the Third Theater has also been reduced to less than 400 at present.

Four hundred third-generation fighters, their combat capabilities, are already quite terrifying, enough to sweep all the air forces of countries around the world.

It can also meet the needs of ground operations in the current theater of operations, and there is no problem at all in mastering air supremacy, and it can also happily support ground operations.

The Third Theater will continue to strengthen the size of the modern air force in the Third Theater, and the number of fighters will be increased to at least 800.

At the same time, the bomber force of the Third Theater of Operations is also very large, although there are less than 80 stratofortress bombers, but it has more than 1,000 air fortress bombers.

It is also because of the huge scale of bombers, coupled with the maintenance of modern fighters, that the air force of the Third Theater of Operations has reached the scale of 100,000.

Moreover, the 500,000 troops in the Third Theater do not include the logistics units subordinate to the Logistics Headquarters of the Supreme Command, nor do they count the engineering units, communications units, and maritime support fleets directly under the General Headquarters, otherwise, the scale of the troop strength will exceed 800,000 in minutes.