Chapter 2227: It's Easier to Come than to Leave

Chapter 2232 It's easier said than done

This is a battle that doesn't require combat engineers to lead the charge. Mechanized infantrymen, who are also elite but slightly inferior to combat engineers, will handle the problems that need to be handled. Google Search Reading

Arcim, who was intimidated by Kulbarov's use of Malashenko, dared not make any rash moves. He also kept his Slavic warriors, whose arms were thicker than a girl's thighs, under control. If anyone dared to disobey orders on the battlefield, he would definitely be angry with them.

In Arsim's view, this was playing with fire with his personal image in the eyes of his division commander, so he had to be angry.

However, even if the combat engineers did not charge forward and confront the Germans head-on, but just followed their own steel behemoths steadily and carefully as close bodyguards, this did not mean that the German army on the battlefield could withstand the pressure and make a difference. The current German army was still trapped in a continuous retreat that was difficult to stop, and was simply defeated.

The infantrymen who were shot and fell to death either wailed or fell silently in a pool of blood, with the cold snow all around them, and they would never get up again in this life.

The German tanks protected by steel armor were not in a much better situation. The extremely fierce Russians used heavy artillery fire to make holes in the seemingly solid armor, which was extremely miserable.

It was a great fortune for the current German armored soldiers not to be decapitated in the strong ammunition explosion and spiral up on the spot.

As for talking about defeating the opponent and repelling the enemy.

Sorry, a person can't even stand steadily, what can he use to fight with the burly man in front of him, saying that he has the strength to win?

Don't say that the Germans don't have this ability, and no one else can do it.

This is the most basic objective fact. You can't go against the sky and violate common sense. That's all.

Since you can't beat them, can you run?

Let's not talk about whether the German army, which has become a group of desperate escapees, has the intention to retreat to the front battlefield where the main force of the Third Belarusian Front is pressing. This kind of thing of jumping into the fire is really meaningless now. If it is defeated by the leader division, it will still be a dead end and there is no way to escape.

Even if the German army really wants to run, it will be extremely difficult for the German army to withdraw from under Malashenko's nose just because of the fierce close combat posture of fighting each other and beating the dog brains out.

Of course, this does not mean that Malashenko is forcibly keeping people, aiming to maximize the annihilation of the German army's living force, and intending to annihilate the enemy without letting the Germans retreat.

This is not Malashenko's tactical goal. Our comrade Ma's tactical goal is to repel the German army's escape and breakout action.

As long as the Germans know what's good for them and roll back into the encirclement, they don't need to pursue them anymore. Instead, they can take a break and save their energy for the more difficult deep penetration operations. From the perspective of the Germans, this can be regarded as extending their lifespan. It's true.

This is just an appetizer. Malashenko is really going to show off his skills in the future, so it's not worth it to compete with this group of Nazi armored troops who are missing arms and legs and only have half of their lives left.

However, everything has a prerequisite.

Malashenko will not launch a follow-up pursuit of the Germans, this is certain, but this does not mean that Malashenko can let the Germans roll away so comfortably under his nose. Where in the world can such a good thing happen? At least you, San Dezi, don't think about it here with "Ma Wangye".

There is a premise that we all know that the biggest threat to Malashenko's follow-up actions from the remnants of the 41st Armored Corps is the only remaining main armored division.

This only remaining armored division was not somewhere else, but was in a firefight with the leader division right in front of them.

The Germans, who had put all their last chips on the successful breakout, were willing to spend a lot of money. The first wave of attack after their comeback did not even test the firepower. They basically pushed the main force of the entire armored division forward, intending to achieve a quick victory in the shortest time possible. This was very obvious based on the reality.

In this way, some situations would naturally have to be changed.

The purpose of repelling the Germans' breakout was to prevent these idiots from causing trouble for themselves later, but how could the Germans cause trouble for the leader division? It was because of this only remaining armored division.

Then the answer was clear.

I repelled the attack of your armored division, and you were surrounded and lost your strategic mobility, becoming a dead piece on the chessboard that could not move. This naturally could not hinder the subsequent deep penetration of my leader division.

But I will cut off an arm or a leg of your armored division, or even beat you to death on the spot.

Just imagine, I can also achieve the tactical goal of making you unable to hinder my subsequent actions, which is the same as losing strategic mobility after being surrounded by you after repelling you. It is essentially the same. And there is another benefit: it can solve a big problem for the friendly encirclement troops that come to replace the leader division.

You Germans don’t even have tanks, what can you use to break through? Rely on the two legs of the infantry? Huh?

The opportunity to cripple or kill the German armored division did not even need Malashenko to actively seek, but was brought to him by the Germans.

It's fine if you German guy doesn't show this card and use it. You don't have the intention to do the hard work now and have to save a hand for Malashenko in the future. You also don't intend to actively seek fighter opportunities and kill your three virtues. The only remaining armored division.

But now that you are taking the initiative to deliver food to your door, wouldn’t it be a bit too unkind and unjustifiable for me, Malashenko, not to give you a courtesy as a German?

You Germans want to withdraw into the encirclement now? Feel like you can’t break out and don’t want to fight?

Okay, leave your main armored division behind and let my leading division kill and cripple it. I, Malashenko, promise not to send troops to continue chasing the fleeing infantry. I can write a letter of guarantee to you, San Dezi.

If you want to talk about it, it is just like this. Of course, the situation is also like this.

It's just that Malashenko will not put this matter in writing and send it to the Germans. How he wants to fight and what to do next depends on the Germans' own judgment and understanding. What do you think and do? It's your own destiny that has nothing to do with me, Malashenko.

Anyway, I am only responsible for killing and maiming your main armored division as much as possible before leaving the battle, preferably until it loses its combat effectiveness. You can do whatever you want with the rest of the three virtues.