Hypocritical negotiations continue, and the front-line fighting with real swords and guns is still going on.

After surviving the first three days of May, Stalin's mood eased slightly. The Germans' plan to attack Soviet Russia in May did not take place, and the days after May may not be very probable.

From the negotiations in Berlin came news that made him happy. Once again, there was an assassination of Lao Xi in Germany. Lao Xi's injury slowed down all operations.

That Baker Gotailer-Hassell group has struck again since the last time it orchestrated the beer hall bombing in '39. After all, Baker's army chief was deeply entrenched in the army, and there were even active generals in the secret organization. Although Lao Xi's strategy of winning many battles conquered the German team, not everyone would raise their right arm flat to shout worship.

In the face of Hitler's madness, there were too many people who wanted him to die. Behind the scenes, the British and some forces from various European countries directly intervened, and even Soviet Russia added fuel to it. So two bottles of brandy camouflaged time bombs exploded in a noble castle where Lao Xi was staying.

Lao Xi was once again lucky to escape the assassination on April 30, but who would have thought about the significance of this day in the future?

Although Lao Xi is not related, he was also injured, and his injuries are unknown. Several German bigwigs who accompanied him were also injured at the same time, and some even died.

The news was still tightly guarded, and Lao Xi, who was under layers of protection, kept no one else out of reach, but at the same time, Ge Fatzi, who was seriously injured, was admitted to the hospital, and was detected and confirmed by Soviet and Russian spies.

Germany's No. 2 personnel were hospitalized and could not take care of the huge German air force, let alone continue to command the German Eagle Talon in the air. And until such an assassination case is investigated, I am afraid that it will be difficult for large-scale operations to occur.

"It was found that the Germans were gathering troops on the border line." Beria still cautiously reported all the information he knew, and did not dare to make too many cuts.

"I've heard rumors that we are going to join forces with Britain and the United States to attack Germany?" Stalin did not answer, but asked with a frown. In his senses, there seemed to be a hand pushing the progress of the situation, and there was always an unexpected feeling of unease in his heart.

"Is this fate?" Stalin's eyes darkened, but when he looked at Beria, who was obedient and respectful in front of him, a voice immediately jumped out of his heart, "Get out of here, that damn ridiculous and pitiful fate, I can control everything in front of me." ”

"There are a lot of rumors, and they are spread in several European countries, and we haven't found too many clues!" Beria's head hung lower. He did not dare to look directly into Stalin's suddenly bright eyes.

Stalin will not blame the intelligence services of Soviet Russia for such a thing, the rumors have come and gone without a trace, and they are still in the Western world abroad, which is out of the control of Soviet Russia and is naturally difficult to find out.

"Are the Germans on the lookout for us, or maybe something about it?" Stalin took out his pipe, but did not light it, and asked after a pause.

"I can't tell!" Beria's heart jumped when he heard this, and he hurriedly said. Such problems are generally not dealt with by him, he is a dog that bites people internally, and it is okay to play the role of smelling and howling externally, but when it comes to military behavior, Beria is cautious and does not dare to interfere too much. This is also his life-saving policy, if those who engage in intelligence interfere too much in the military, it is too easy to get into trouble.

Sure enough, Stalin smiled and did not continue the topic, but lit his pipe and pondered.

But the Military Committee of the People's Commissariat of Defense quickly came to the conclusion that the Germans must be busy cleaning up the country's hidden dangers, and that the Germans were unlikely to make any major moves at least in May.

To make this conclusion, they have more evidence.

That rumor was not for nothing, Britain and the United States frequently wooed Soviet Russia. Although the Americans still stood by and watched on the other side of the ocean, not a single soldier was deployed, but the large supply of materials and weapons made the British and the promised Soviet Russia more emboldened. The Soviet Russians, who knew that the British had not yet been defeated, were also relieved that Britain and Germany would continue to entangle.

The tripartite talks between the Soviet Union, Britain, and the United States naturally could not hide from the Germans, and this was undoubtedly a warning to the Germans and to curb the madness of the Germans.

The Russians believed that the Germans would understand this, and that they had somewhat restrained it, but they really did not guess correctly that the madness that had ignited in the hearts of Lao Xi and the rigid Germans had begun to break through their senses.

However, the Russians still relied on it, although the Eastern Front and the Chinese were fighting, the main force of the Soviet Russian army was still on the Western Front, and instead of mobilizing to the Eastern Front, more troops were requisitioned from the society because of the pretext of the outbreak of war. The political, economic, and cultural center of gravity of Soviet Russia was in the west, and the dense population was also in the west, and of course the troops recruited were also placed on the western front.

A large number of weapons and supplies were shipped to the Western Front, and even under the influence of domestic invincible propaganda, the military top brass was also full of confidence in their army.

"The Germans are coming, we're going to kick their ass!" Such slang was even laughed at the top of the hierarchy, and many Soviet and Russian military officers even looked farther into Europe, intending to take food from the Germans.

History is like this, and no amount of absurdity can be taken for granted until there is no result. Even later generations of Chinese people often fell into the realm of invincibility and found it difficult to extricate themselves.

The movement of the German troops on the Eastern Front was understood by them as a reaction to the military build-up of Soviet Russia on the Western Front.

"An army of three million is enough for the Germans to retreat in the face of difficulties, and the Germans are not completely sure, and they still dare not fight on two fronts." Everyone who studied military affairs knew the shadow of the Germans' two-front warfare, and the Russians couldn't help but laugh at it.

"The clamor of the attacking coalition in Germany is getting louder and louder, and even Hitler is now shouting on the radio, despite his injuries, 'The British are finished, we must use our fists to create a wider living space!' It seemed that the spearhead was going to be pointed at our chins, but it was the Germans who were weak-hearted. "Many members of the military council were always following Stalin's wishes, and they were scrutinizing every move of the Germans. In the end, it turned out that the Germans had no intention of attacking in the short term.

The Germans supplied the Chinese with a large number of supplies, and several ships were filled with old machines shipped from several European countries. This is probably the reason why the Chinese people work hard! Some people were jealous. A large number of factories were built in China, and news came from China that the power of the working class was constantly increasing.

"The Germans intend to let the Chinese consume more of our strength, as if it is not possible now. Perhaps they will not act until we move our troops to the Far East. "Someone ridiculed that the Germans had mistaken their wishful thinking.

"I think the Germans will let the Chinese consume a little more before they will make a move, after all, they are not allies yet, and they are not obliged to send troops immediately." Someone analyzed.

"The people have made it clear that the army in the Far East will be reduced and will not interfere in our war with the Chinese. Then the rest is to clean up the group of Chinese people. The Russians were not at ease with the swear of the people, but the Russian intelligence agencies could not help but breathe a sigh of relief when they had detected the greater ambitions of the southern side of the people.

"The Far East is going to raise 300,000 troops again, which can crush all the ambitions of the Chinese people. It's just a pity! Someone finally sighed. Much of the discussion deliberately ignored the victory of the vanguard army outside Méng.

Wai Méng had been temporarily thrown out in the supreme directive a few days ago, and was sacrificed along with the more than 200,000 troops, and could only wait for a later settlement.

But the other territorial claims of the Chinese were rejected by Moscow.

Stalin, who had roughly understood the situation at hand, forcefully rejected the demands of the Chinese, and even the negotiations in Chang'an reached an impasse.

Also in the stalemate were the 200,000 Russian troops on the front line of Sainshanda. The continuous injuries have made this number still drop sharply, and it can be said that there are more than 200,000 light and serious injuries. However, there is a shortage of doctors and medicines, and the fate of more than 60,000 wounded is worrying. In fact, it was not only them whose fate was worried, but the Soviet Russian army, which had eaten almost all the food in the vicinity like locusts, began to famine again.

The Soviet Russian troops who went out to hunt wild food were often attacked by the vanguard army and never returned, and there was not much to eat on the already tender green steppe. The cattle and sheep that could eat grass were either destroyed by the vanguard military first, or they had long been filled into the belly of Soviet Russia. The remaining Russian soldiers stared at the vast meadow, their eyes dyed green.

The vanguard army was not in a hurry to attack at all, and slowly perfected the encirclement, and the vanguard airborne troops in Elag had already joined the ironclad vanguard army, completely blocking the return route of this group of Soviet Russian soldiers, and the continued operation from Moscow, waiting for the order of reinforcements cut off their way back.

"Damn it! Those bitches bastards! Apanashchenko scolded loudly. At this time, he was not the only one who scolded in the barracks, but Moscow understood nothing more than he understood, they were abandoned.

"Without food, you can't attack at all, and even the next step of defense is a problem. There are already people in the army who can't even hold guns! "Chief of Staff Smorodinov clearly looks much older. Although Moscow has to transfer important personnel to avoid the death and capture of its generals in battle, although their lives are saved, their political lives may be completely over, and they may face endless scrutiny.

"Rat meat has become a good thing in the barracks." He said another word in silence, but even he didn't notice that a devil was released. RO！。