The news that Smolensk was bombed by nuclear fission bombs quickly reached Moscow. Trotsky was shocked when he heard the news and immediately sent Vatestis and Kamenev to Smolensk. The high-quality update was that the latter was of course not the marshal Kamenev who died of illness, but Kamenev, a member of the Soviet GCD Politburo of Lenin. He is now the "Chairman of the All-Soviet People's Air Defense Committee", air raid shelters, fire brigades, refugee shelter, and refugee shelter, etc. are all in charge of all the bad things, so after Smolensk was bombed by nuclear bombs, he came to inspect with Vatestis, a member of the People's Committee on Labor and National Defense.

After coming to Smolensk, Vatesdes and Kamenev did not let the plane land immediately, but hovered in the sky. Looking down from the air, the situation in Smolensk made both of them gasp. Smolensk is one of the oldest cities in Russia, and has always been the most important military center of Russia. If foreign enemies invade Russia from the West, Smolensk is the way to go. Whether it is the Poles, Lithuanians or Napoleon in 1812, they all attacked Russia from Smolensk.

Hindu. So after the world revolution took a sharp turn, Smolensk was operated as a fortress city. Vates and Kamenev went to Smolensk more than once for their work. They were very familiar with this semi-fortified city. The historic buildings in the old city on the north bank of the Dnieper River, the tall chimneys towering everywhere on the newly built Lenin Industrial Zone on the south bank of the Dnieper River, and the fortress area under intense construction to the west of Smolensk, have all left their footprints.

But now, most of the city has become ashes. Although a black rain has put out the fire after the nuclear explosion, some places are still emitting smoke. The Lenin Industrial Zone suffered the greatest losses, almost blown to white ground, leaving only some semi-collapsed reinforced concrete frames of factory workshops. A large number of temporary material warehouses nearby have disappeared, and the railway bridge across the Dnieper River has also twisted into a bunch of twists-this is a bridge built all of them. How high is it?

The temperature can turn it into its current appearance! The original location where the Western Front Command was located was gone, leaving only a huge deep pit. I don’t know if it was the crater left after the explosion of the nuclear fission bomb? If so, the high-quality update would be there. The bomb should have fallen nearby. Fortunately, the Western Front Command immediately moved away from Smolensk after the first nuclear explosion in the Krasnoyarsk Fortress. Otherwise, the entire Front Command, including Marshal Yegorov, would probably be wiped out!

The rescue work has been launched quickly under the leadership of the Western Front Command. There are many "little black spots" on the streets destroyed by nuclear bombs, some of which are still busy among the rubble. I wonder if it is to save people or rescue supplies?

"Luckily it's not Moscow and Leningrad. If there were nuclear fission bombs there, I really don't know how many people would die!" Thinking of this, Kamenev shuddered. He turned his head to look at Vates. The face of the Latvian man remained calm - his hometown would definitely not be bombed by nuclear fission bombs, because Latvia was the territory of the Germanic Knights of the Livornians in the past. At least 30% of the bloodlines of the Latvians came from the Germans. According to reliable information, the Germans have prepared the passports of the German Empire for all Latvians...

The plane landed at an airport outside Smolensk, which was far from the center of the nuclear explosion and was not affected. Kamenev and Vates were hovering in the sky for several times and ordered the plane to land. As soon as they got off the plane, several Red Army officers ran over, and the leader was Marshal Yegorov, the commander of the Soviet Western Front.

"Comrade Yegorov, what's the situation? How many casualties are there? How many materials are lost? When will the railway traffic be restored?" As soon as we met, Kamenev asked a series of questions before he could say hello, with an anxious expression on his face.

"The situation is very bad, you all saw it." Yegorov shook his head, looking a little desolate: "The entire Lenin area is gone. When the nuclear bomb was dropped, all the factories were working overtime. The workers did not leave. At least 60,000 people, 60,000 people! All were dead... The front army's supplies reserved in Smolensk were gone, all were gone... Comrade Vates, Comrade Kamenev, we have lost, Russia was destroyed by us!" Having said this, the Soviet marshal actually burst into tears and cried. High-quality update

"Comrade Yegorov, please cheer up!" Vates said with a lesson by his face: "The world revolution has only suffered a little setback. We have not failed yet. Soviet scientists are working hard to develop nuclear bombs. I believe good news will come soon."

Yegorov smiled bitterly. Although he was not responsible for the national defense industry, the level of the marshal and the identity of a member of the Revolutionary Military Commission determined that he could obtain a lot of top-secret information, so he also knew where the Soviet nuclear bomb development had taken... He also knew that this weapon could not be developed by several scientists in the laboratory. He suddenly felt that there was no place for the Russian nation on this planet, and despair arose.

Seeing his expression, Vatedius sighed: "Comrade Yegorov, temporary setbacks cannot scare the Soviet people. As long as our party is still there and the fighting spirit of the Soviet people is still there, there will definitely be a time for revival in the future."

"Future? Revival?" Yegorov smiled bitterly. God knows when this future will be? And it is hard to say whether the Russian nation can survive this war. Where can there be any revival?

"Comrade Trotsky has already made arrangements for the future," Vatedius took a deep breath and said in a low voice: "The Soviet Union is a vast country, and the Russian nation is also an inconquering combat nation, and it can survive and reproduce in the harshest environment. Even the cold Arctic Circle cannot defeat us! So Comrade Trotsky has decided to establish a GCist city that leads the Second World Revolution near the Arctic Circle as our base for reviving the Soviet Union. At the same time, the research and development institutions of nuclear bombs will also be transferred secretly."

The recent changes in the war have made the senior generals of Yegorov realize that the failure of the war is inevitable, so when Vatestis talked about Trotsky's arrangements for the future, that is, after the defeat, his expression suddenly became much easier. Although he also knew that it was impossible to succeed in building a nuclear fission bomb in the poor and white Arctic Circle, there is always a place where he can settle down and finally a piece of land under the red flag will last forever...

"Let's go, go to the explosion site and visit the refugees who were victimized in the explosion." Kamenev said that Yegorov looked in the direction of the nuclear explosion site. A few days ago, his headquarters was there, but now it has become a ruin. If he had not transferred the headquarters in time, he would probably have died now, right? But that would be fine, at least he would not have to see the day when the Soviet Union was destroyed. Thinking of this, he sighed and led Vates and Kamenev to a car parked not far away.

"Comrade Yegorov. What's the situation on the front line? Did the Germans break through the defense line of the Western Front?" As soon as the car was launched, Vates turned the topic to the military. In fact, he flew to Smolensk not to comfort the Soviet people who suffered in the nuclear explosion, but to inspect whether the Western Front could still maintain the front line. Trotsky was very worried about the "sudden collapse" of the Western Front as the Eastern Front. According to the report of Tukhachevsky who had just returned to Moscow, the Eastern Front retreated from Krasnoyarsk, according to the report of Tukhachevsky who had just returned to Moscow, the Eastern Front retreated from Krasnoyarsk.

The main force has completely collapsed under the pursuit and bombing of the Chinese! It is estimated that the troops that can retreat to Omsk in the end will not exceed 200,000, and the heavy weapons will definitely be lost. Perhaps more than half of them will not even have rifles. Due to the great defeat of the Eastern Front, the Central Asian Front also retreated westward, and the Chinese Central Asian Front in front of them also launched a rushing battle. The Soviet Eastern Front battlefield was now completely decayed. If the Western Front battlefield also collapsed like this, the Moscow red flag would not be able to fight for a few days.

"Where is there such a quick breakthrough? Do you think the Western Front is a paper tiger?" Yegorov glanced at Vates dissatisfiedly and said, "And it is the snow melting season in April. The roads on the battlefield on the Western Front are very muddy, and the German armored troops cannot show off their fists and feet at all. Even if there is any problem with the Western Front, it will be after May."

This sounds unreliable. How many days will it take to go in May? Vatedius shook his head: "The arrangement of things in the future cannot be done day and night. Now the railway and highways leading to Siberia are broken, so we can only go through water. However, the ports along the Arctic Ocean are still frozen... At least until the end of May, the Western Front and Northern Fronts must maintain the situation, otherwise we will die without a place to bury."

Yegorov and Kamenev, who were sitting in the front passenger seat, turned his eyes to Vatedius, and they all deeply felt the helplessness and unwillingness in his heart, and even a trace of regret. They didn't know whether it was for the Soviet people or the cause of GCism. The three of them were speechless on the road ahead. After passing several blocks with broken buildings, they entered the central area of ​​the nuclear explosion. Wearing gas masks and covered with characteristic green onesies all over their bodies, the Soviet chemical defense forces had already arrived and were working on the construction with shovels, trolleys and steel chisels. I don't know what they were doing?

"Comrade Yegorov, what are they doing?" Kamenev asked, with a hint of surprise in his tone.

Yegorov did not answer immediately, but seemed to Vatedith beside him. Vatedith sighed and lowered his voice: "Comrade Kamenev, they are cleaning up nuclear-polluted areas... Because the material plutonium-239 used by imperialism to carry out nuclear explosions is extremely radioactive, which will cause very serious damage to the human body in the nuclear explosion area..."

"Wait!" Kamenev seemed to have heard of nuclear pollution for the first time. He stared at Vates: "Comrade Vates, please explain it clearly! What does it mean to cause very serious damage to the human body entering the nuclear explosion area? What is going on? Why have I never heard of it?"

Vates stared at Kamenev for a while before sighing and then said, "This is the highest military secret, only a very small number of people know it. If... if everyone knows it, it will probably cause unnecessary panic!" Speaking of this, he took a look at the driver intentionally or unintentionally.

Yegorov shook his head, meaning that this person is very reliable and has no problem. Vates continued: "According to the information obtained by the intelligence department, after the Strajà nuclear explosion in 1933, many workers and technicians who were within the scope of the explosion at that time suffered various strange diseases due to nuclear radiation, and eventually died in great pain!" He paused and looked at Kamenev and said: "I think we will inspect the nuclear explosion area until the next time. How about going back to the Western Front Command now?" (To be continued...)
Chapter completed!