When 10 A-10 Thunder attack aircraft hover over the battlefield, all enemy targets on the ground will become silent, like mice seeing the eagle hovering above their heads.
No matter how brave they were, the dwarves could not continue to attack against such terrifying pressure. They began to dig more trenches and build more fortifications, just to make themselves look safer.
Even if they are just deceiving themselves, they are trying their best to make themselves look stronger, so that their enemies will not dare to eat them in one bite.
In order to deceive, the dwarves used a large number of items such as camouflage nets to hide their tanks and heavy artillery. Unfortunately, the Tang army was able to find these high-value targets very easily.
After all, it is very easy to distinguish these things from everything around them, as long as the accuracy is high enough and the technical investigation equipment used is advanced enough.
Therefore, the dwarves were losing approximately 10 heavy artillery pieces, 15 armored vehicles, and heavy armored vehicles such as tanks every day. They could not find any specific pattern, so they could only grit their teeth and persevere in place.
The attack has completely stopped. The dwarf's 8th Army has suffered relatively heavy losses, and the 9th Army is not feeling well. They are all waiting for reinforcements before they can proceed with the next step.
In the remaining time, all the dwarf troops were working hard to build fortifications, digging various trenches and setting up various bunkers. Even if they couldn't be built into concrete, they had to be covered with vegetation and roofs.
, stay as hidden as possible.
Once the troops begin to carefully build their own defenses, it means that they are unlikely to move in a short time. The dwarves' approach is very intuitive: they probably will not continue to attack today.
The Tang Dynasty was still calm, and the ground troops showed no signs of continuing the attack. They were still hiding behind their fortifications, and did not move at all no matter what the dwarves did.
The days on the front line gradually became peaceful, and no one had any intention of attacking, as if the two sides would draw a national border here tomorrow.
But in quiet days, there will always be people who become irritable. Binghan I is the one who becomes more and more irritable: others can wait, but he really can't afford to wait.
Every day that passes, the Tang Army will become stronger. Once the Tang Army begins to operate normally, the dwarves, or the entire Eastern Continent, will have no chance.
So he walked around irritably in his temporary camp, almost wearing out the soles of his shoes in the tent. Finally stopped, he looked at the prime minister aside and asked: "Why can't those reinforcements arrive at the front line?"
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"The road is paralyzed very seriously. Your Majesty... people from the Imperial Guard have gone to the front line to see the drums. The enemy's bombing has destroyed the bridge and the road. All transportation must be carried on human backs and horses, which is not efficient at all.
Say." The Prime Minister explained with some embarrassment.
A group of soldiers from the Imperial Guard were indeed sent out, and these people were indeed desperately supervising the follow-up troops rushing to the battlefield, but the situation was far more complicated than they expected, and problems seemed to be occurring in all links.
First of all, the follow-up troops were bombed, and their morale itself was very low. Secondly, there was the problem of damaged roads and poor transportation conditions. Finally, these troops had to compete with the transportation supply troops and supplementary troops for the right to use the roads.
In short, the entire rear seemed to be in chaos, and even many minor issues broke out.
All kinds of troubles that had not been highlighted during peacetime came one after another, and they were crowded together and seriously disrupted the war potential of the Ice Empire.
For example, because the Tang Army's large-scale bombings resulted in the destruction of many roads, and the little remaining transport capacity on these roads was occupied by the military, civilians were no longer qualified to use this road.
Many small factories were unable to start production due to lack of raw materials, and many things related to people's livelihood began to become scarce. The most common ones were products such as fertilizers and small parts. For a time, the entire market became very out of stock.
Without chemical fertilizers, there will be problems in agricultural production. Without small parts, the maintenance of various civilian equipment will not be able to keep up... Although there seems to be no problem within a few months, if it takes a little longer, the Ice Empire
It's completely over.
Agricultural abandonment will affect food production. Although if it is evenly distributed to the entire Eastern Continent, the problem will not be that serious, but it is still a problem.
The same is true for the production of parts. The accumulation will begin to affect the industrial production of the Ice Empire, and eventually the military production capacity of the Ice Empire will decrease.
In modern warfare, once military production capacity begins to be affected, subsequent supply problems will become more serious. The best example is Santoku during World War II, which was dragged down by industrial deficiencies.
"We can't stop then! You know, once the Tang army has no worries about supplies, we...or the coalition forces...can't stop their attack!" Binghan I complained to his prime minister worriedly.
Although he did not see the terror of the Tang army with his own eyes, as an emperor, he still had basic common sense: he was not a fatuous king who subjugated his country, he could even be said to be the leader of the renaissance among the dwarves.
Binghan I was very ambitious when he was still the king of the Ice Kingdom. Otherwise, there would be no story about how he later marched into Ironforge and was crowned king and became the emperor of the Ice Empire.
When the Tang Empire was at war with the Qin State, he paid great attention to the tactics of both sides. At that time, the Qin State also revealed many information to the countries on the Eastern Continent without reservation.
Everyone knows a little bit about the barbarism and tyranny of the Tang Empire, and probably also knows that the Tang Empire had many terrifying weapons that were ahead of its time.
If the Tang Empire is really allowed to cross the endless sea, then everything will be over. Whether it is the Ice Empire or the Poplar Empire, they are not as powerful as the Qin State, and they cannot stop the Tang Army's tidal attack
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"But Your Majesty, if you attack rashly...if there is another accident involving the 5th and 6th armies, the situation on the front line will be even more uncontrollable." The prime minister reminded Binghan I without raising his head.
This sentence immediately made Binghan I's face turn red, and he didn't say a word for a long time: He didn't dare to let the troops continue to take risks. Once the Tang army was really allowed to seize the opportunity to engage in a large-scale annihilation battle, then
The Ice Empire is truly doomed.
So, after being stunned for a long time, he finally said: "What should we do?"
