In the second half of June 1940, the German army on the offensive ran desperately forward.

In the past, Iron Ji carried out an iron-fisted crackdown on panhumanists throughout Russia, which accelerated the spread of panhumanism, and many people who had no feeling for panhumanism turned to panhumanism after experiencing the repression of killing mistakes and not letting go.

Coupled with the foundation of the Ukrainian independence movement, Ukraine at this time was full of uprisings, even where there were no rebels, the Ukrainian people secretly made all kinds of bad things for the Russian army, cutting a telephone line, a telegraph line or something, and grinding foreign workers who did not cooperate with the logistics work.

Originally, the Russian army was in a state of semi-chaos because of the rapid advance of the German army, and the chaos was further aggravated. The Germans rushed desperately forward in this chaos, rushing to the car and only having spare fuel before stopping to wait for supplies.

The history of Ukraine in this time and space is not particularly different from another time and space, the same originally belonged to Kievan Rus, and it was divided into east and west under the intervention of foreign enemies, but the "components" of foreign enemies were different from those of another time and space. Western Ukraine has a natural sense of closeness to Europe, and the religion of faith is mostly Orthodox Catholicism rather than Orthodox Christianity, so the Orthodox faith of the Pan-Slavic Union is unacceptable to Western Ukrainians, which has also become an important reason why Ukrainians now raise their hands to welcome the liberation of the German army.

At the same time as the German army was desperately advancing, the Russian army was also organizing a counteroffensive, and the Russian troops transferred from the direction of Moscow formed the Bryansk Provisional Front, advancing from the northeast to the rebel-occupied city of Kiev, while the Crimean Front, composed of Black Sea Fleet sailors and Russian troops on the Crimean Peninsula, responded to the attack of the Bryansk Front from the southeast.

Iron Ji also gave the order for a third call-up in the Cossack region, so that the Cossacks between the ages of thirty and forty reported to the various military stations and prepared for battle.

Most of these are Cossack veterans who participated in the last war and survived, although they are all older, but because the Cossacks are professional soldiers and part-time farmers, they have dealt with sabers and rifles almost all their lives, so the veterans are still strong and strong, and their combat skills have not fallen behind.

The Russian army also tried to organize an attack on the German flank from Belarus, but the German reserve assault group deployed near Lublin pinned down the Russian forces in Belarus - and the generals of Iron Ji feared that once too many troops from Belarus were drawn into Ukraine, the Germans would launch an offensive towards Bialystok and outflank the main Russian forces on the Warsaw front.

Of course, there were also generals who believed that the German army did not have so many troops and could not launch a large-scale attack in two strategic directions at the same time, but Iron Ji ignored this statement.

In fact, Lin Youde does have the strength to carry out large-scale attacks in two strategic directions, and his current troops on the Eastern Front are only a lot more than when the other time and space mustache launched Barbarossa, and the reason why he can do this is not because he has boosted Germany's own strength much, but because he has established an international alliance that is broader than the three-nation axis to replace the direct occupation of the other time and space mustache, he does not need to deploy troops in the occupation zone to maintain the occupation, and he can also be removed from the "allies" Reinforcements were received there.

Of course, the German mechanized forces deployed near Lublin were much, much worse than Army Group B, which had broken into Ukraine, so it was unlikely that Army Group B would carry out a large-scale rolling offensive like Army Group B, but it would be no problem to attack from Lublin and advance hundreds of kilometers to Bialystok.

In order to more effectively contain the enemy, the Germans also launched a series of small-scale attacks northeast of Lublin, trying to create the illusion that the Germans were occupying a better starting position for the attack.

In short, because of this assault group, the Russians had to retain a fairly strong combat force in the area bordering Belarus with Poland, so the number of troops that could be used to attack the flank of Army Group B was quite limited. Moreover, the mechanization range of the troops in the Belarusian direction of the Russian army is not high, and the breakthrough ability is limited, and the threat that only a two-legged army can produce on a vast battlefield is really not comparable to that of a mechanized army.

The Fifth Army, which was in the far north of the German attack cluster, blocked the attack from Belarus and created a defensive line between the Belarusian and Ukrainian battlefields.

Frontal battles continued until June 28, when the German advance finally broke through to the banks of the Irpan River, a tributary of the Dnieper, less than thirty kilometers from Kiev.

Lin Youde's German army advanced more slowly than the German army of the mustache in another time and space, and the German army of the mustache began Barbarossa on June 22, had already captured Zhytomyr on July 7, and arrived at the position where Lin Youde's German army had arrived now on July 11.

But the mustachioed Germans used blitzkrieg tactics, focusing on attacking and breaking through on a narrow front, and then outflanking and detouring the enemy. Arriving near Kiev on July 11, the armored units of Army Group South with a mustache turned to the southeast and outflanked most of the Soviet Southwestern Front, which was still fighting, and launched the Battle of Uman. It was not until the end of August of that year that the mustachioed Germans annihilated most of the Soviet troops on the west bank of the Dnieper, squeezing the remaining Soviet troops to Kiev.

But Lin Youde's tactics are not the same as the mustache at all, his Army Group B is much stronger than Army Group South, and the troops invested in the entire offensive are much more, the entire Ukrainian front is his breakthrough, and the word outflanking is not at all in the entire battle plan, the rolling advance of the German armored torrent has divided most of the Russian troops in Western Ukraine into disconnected pieces at this time, and the Russian army in Western Ukraine has been completely unable to organize orderly resistance, that is, without unified command and unable to cooperate with friendly forces, Lacking logistical support, the German infantry units with a low motorized range were sweeping away the cut Russian troops little by little - in fact, most of the Russian troops had lost the will to continue fighting.

By 1 July, the number of prisoners reported by the German statistics department had increased to 400,000, and in addition to the estimates of the number of Russian troops who had fled to their hometowns after the breakup, hundreds of thousands of them had fled to their hometowns.

As a result, Lin Youde's propaganda organs began to desperately advocate "unprecedented great victories", and Lin Youde naturally became a great man comparable to Napoleon, only this time the "great man" was no longer a conqueror, but a "liberator": liberating the Ukrainians from the oppression of the Russians, and bringing the light of freedom to the people who were oppressed and exploited by the autocratic empire.

In short, publicity, of course, how Wei Guangzheng came.

The German armored forces and the paratroopers who were helping to defend the city in Kiev converged, were resupplied from the oil depots in Kiev and immediately plunged into a counter-attack on the Obryansk Front, where the two sides fought fiercely on the plains northeast of Kiev before the armored German army was victorious.

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When Tonya awoke, she found her armor lying on the ground.

She was stunned for a moment before she remembered what had just happened, the moment before she lost consciousness.

Tonya turned the viewfinder to confirm the situation on the battlefield, and found that there was no longer a Russian magic armor around her that was still standing.

In the distance, in the direction of the enemy, you can see that the German magic armor is cautiously approaching this side.

It doesn't look like he passed out for long.

"Defeated......" Tonya whispered, for some reason, she felt a sense of relief, something that had been pressing on her all these days vanished the moment the thought of "defeated" came to mind.

Tonya didn't try to determine if her body could move - in fact, according to Tonya's memory, her body should not have suffered any hard damage before she lost consciousness, and she would have lost consciousness only because she had resisted many 75mm cannon shots in a short period of time.

The German Warriors and their new armor were a difficult opponent, but the convoys that hid behind the Battlerolls and fired a salvo from their 75mm guns were no different.

When the number of battle queens is about the same, the ferocious firepower from the regular troops becomes an important force that affects the battle situation.

Tonya cautiously opened the armored hatch - she didn't want the nervous German girl to pull the trigger - she slowly climbed out of the hatch and raised her hands to the Germans who were still pushing carefully.

Tonya noticed that the Germans' magic armor was mixed with Russian armor, which should be the mutinous Russian warriors.

The Germans had long noticed Tonya, so a German magic armor left the attack formation and walked towards the place where Tonya's armor had fallen.

"You don't look like you're exhausted," said Russian with a strange accent over the loudspeaker—it's not surprising that most of the people who turn to Tonya are interpreters in the Warrior Queen's troops, "Your armor doesn't look bad, at least it looks good on the outside." ”

"I don't want to fight." Tonya replied frankly, "I am Ukrainian, born in Shepetovka, and I want to go home." ”

"Well...... this"

Tonya noticed that the viewfinder of the German magic armor was turning, presumably recognizing the mark on her armor, and after a moment the German said: "First class blood, you know that even if a war queen like you surrenders, it is impossible for you to move freely, unless you have a way to prove that you are indeed not a fraudulent surrender, but I don't think you have this kind of evidence, our political workers are very ...... A lot of doubts. ”

The Germans pondered their words.

"It's okay," Tonya replied, "I can wait until the war is over, I'm just homesick." ”

"Well, I think it should be fine for you to send letters to your relatives in Shepetovka, it's just that the letters will be opened and examined." The German paused, "Now, be cooperative, I'll throw down the handcuffs, and you can handcuff yourself yourself." ”