"Paul Korchakin comes to report!"

Paul Kochakin, who had just escaped from the destroyed Southeast Front Command, appeared in the headquarters of the Lithuanian Military Region, Belarus.

He almost had the smell of gunpowder on the battlefield, and the panic formed in his heart under the overwhelming blow had not completely dissipated.

Only, he saw a familiar back. He suddenly recognized that he was his former comrade-in-arms and his future boss, Zhukov.

Due to the failure of the Southeast Front, General Pavlov has been removed from command. General Xie Miao Konstantinovich Temusingo, who was originally the commander of the Belarusian Front, was transferred to the Southeast Front.

At the same time, Zhukov was promoted to become a general and served as commander of the Belarus-Lithuanian Military Region. After Zhukov was promoted, he felt that he needed a companion who knew military affairs, so Paul Kochakin came to Zhukov.

"Comrade Commander!"

Paul Korchakin felt that his throat was a little uncontrollable, and his words were trembling with three points.

As a defeated general, he believed that he had an unshirkable responsibility for the destruction of the Southeast Front Army.

Although before the war began, he had told the commander of the Southeast Front, General Pavlov, his thoughts and considerations on air combat.

However, those things became memorandums of General Chief of Staff. Although these things proved that he was not an incompetent person, the soldiers who lost the defeat in the war were Paul Kochakin who could not forgive himself.

"Paul, my dear comrade-in-arms!"

When Zhukov saw Paul Kochakin, who was haggard, he hugged him in a panic.

"Come and sit down, someone will pour tea for General Paul. Paul, tell me the situation of the Southeast Front. I heard that the situation there is very bad!"

Paul Kochakin, who was sitting opposite Zhukov, took off his hat and put it in with gloves. Zhukov's adjutant took it with a wink when he brought the tea.

"It's bad, the situation of the Southeast Front is bad!"

For some reason, when facing Zhukov, Paul Kochakin felt that he could speak out his mind. At the same time, based on his understanding, he was sure that Zhukov could hear that he was not panicked.

Zhukov pushed the teacup at Paul Kochakin, and suddenly remembered something and asked.

"You don't have time to eat yet, so eat some snacks first to make the bottom!"

While the adjutant was giving Paul a snack, Zhukov asked with concern.

"I heard that we have completely lost air supremacy, and the Chinese Federation has appeared a new type of combat aircraft without propellers. Are they powerful? Did they give the Chinese Federation full air supremacy?"

Facing Zhukov's stacked questions, Paul Kochakin took a sip of the tea in his cup, sorted out his ideas, and then praised Zhukov for his experience in the Southeast Front.

"Yes, the Chinese Federation now has complete air supremacy. Not only is our air force defeated, but our ground anti-aircraft guns are also completely lost.

Our brave gunners are not facing any aircraft, but extremely accurate bombs! Please note that those bombs are all thrown by the enemy outside the range of our anti-aircraft artillery fire!

So, anti-aircraft guns are of no use to deal with these things.

As for air combat, those aircraft without propellers that give the enemy complete air supremacy. I once heard from pilots that it was a very excellent combat aircraft. In air combat, they could not find each other at all.

By the time we hear the sound of the other party’s engine, our planes have often been shot down!”

"In this way, the Chinese Federation has a very excellent air force. We don't have it, but we still have to fight!"

It was impossible to tell from Zhukov's face how he was worried about the air. It was just from his words that Paul Kochakin could hear that Zhukov had already had some ideas.

"Comrade Commander, our planes cannot compete with them for air supremacy! However, we can use some means to hide them and appear when we need air support! This can reduce losses. It is better to use anti-aircraft guns to be self-propelled, but it must be necessary to strengthen concealment and protection!"

"Well, you smell the war? Yes, Comrade Paul Korchakin, we may not be able to live here for a few days, so I can't give you some rest time, you have to take the post immediately.

But I am a little confused. Are you willing to serve as my chief of staff, or continue to serve as the political commissar of the Belarusian Front?"

Zhukov's words surprised Paul Kochakin a little. It is said that as an officer of the political commissar, he should naturally serve as a political commissar.

But after half of his life, he was somewhat tired of this kind of work in his heart. Especially after the incident in Paris, France, political work no longer allowed him to devote all his enthusiasm so seriously!

Looking at Zhukov's frank eyes, Paul Korchakin thought for a moment. He guessed that his former colleague had just given him another choice, an opportunity to leave the political commissar and join the military officer.

"I'm worried that I may not be able to do the job of the Chief of Staff well, but if I can, I hope to command an army or division to go to the battlefield to fight the enemy!"

Facing the hope in Zhukov's eyes, Paul Ke Kongjin made a choice. As mentioned earlier, he did not want to continue to become a political worker.

However, his answer did not hide the hope in Zhukov's eyes, which made Paul Kochakin a little confused.

"Or what he wants is a political commissar who can support him politically, if so..."

Paul Kochakin re-studied Zhukov's hopes, and it was obvious that his choice had not been approved by his old comrades.

The situation is probably really urgent now, so Zhukov did not leave Paul Kochakin with more time to think, but instead spoke in a flashing language.

"Comrade Paul, we are old comrades-in-arms and old friends. Sometimes I think you have achieved good results in your original field!"

Paul Korchakin finished drinking the last little hot tea, and he had already made a decision in his heart.

"Of course, Comrade Commander, as you said, I have quite a bit of experience in my former field of work, so I obey any arrangements of the organization!"

Zhukov smiled with satisfaction, although Paul Kochakin could see that it was probably a very helpless smile.

“No one in this country can escape this rule!”

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Poland's 50 air aircraft carriers are constructed from the Federation of China, of which 20 are standard air aircraft carriers with 12 carriers exported by the Federation of China.

The other 30 ships were all loaded with razor rotor attack aircraft. With the assistance of "basket" and shore-based "attack aircraft", the Polish navy can also be said to be true.

The attack aircraft used the "Kamikaze" bomber exported by Japan, and together with the razor, they could defend their small maritime territory for the Poles.

In the attack on the Soviet Union, their target was the Baltic Fleet of the Soviet Union. At that time, with Kronstadt (Coulonsteid) as its home port, the Baltic Fleet of the Soviet Union had 2 battleships, 2 cruisers, 21 destroyers and mine boats, 52 submarines, 41 torpedo boats, 13 mine-branches and patrol boats and 2 coastal defense ships, with a total force of 340,000.

This is the main target of the Polish Navy's destruction. As for land operations, there are naturally ground troops of 30 Polish divisions launching attacks on Lithuania.

In fact, the five divisions were organized into defense groups to guard the border with Belarus in the southeast of Poland and Belarus. In fact, they must be too worried about the troops of the Soviet Red Army Belarusian Military Region, because their main enemy was the troops of the five forces of the Russian Royal Guards in the southwest.

They defended the territory of the Grand Duke of Ukraine, Tang Yunyang. Compared with the Polish army, this army is the force that the Belarusian military region has been paying attention to. The most popular thing is Thunder International, which just fought in Spain.

So when the Polish declaration spread throughout the world from the "first line", Zhukov, as the leader of the Belarusian military region, the first sentence he asked was as follows.

"The Poles launched an attack, so what about Ukrainian rebel groups? Is there no movement at all?"

Zhukov got the answer and made him feel really worried.

"There is no doubt that Thunder International is definitely the main strike force. Their targets are either Minsk or Kiev, and this is the first problem we need to find out!"

It’s not easy to find out! These people are not Polish or Finnish troops, they are Thunder International. If they are so easy to find, Zhukov may not be worried about the problems in front of him!

With reports from the frontline, Zhukov's attention had to be drawn to the Lithuanian side.

There 30 Polish divisions equipped with a large amount of armor and air force are launching rapid and fierce attacks.

"I cannot easily transfer Belarusian troops to Lithuania. If we use the main force of the military region, it is very likely that we will act in East Ukraine or the entire Belarus!"
Chapter completed!