Trotsky was obviously a little embarrassed. Ulyanov did not agree to being captured by all the besieged troops, which was a bit beyond the expectations of the founder of the Soviet Red Army. Obviously, Comrade Ulyanov still regarded the struggle with Kolchak as a life-and-death relationship, and there were 100 trusts to the Volga Federation, but he was afraid that he would not be able to return if he was besieged troops entered the Volga Federation's prisoner camp. Once this situation occurred, it would not only dampen morale, but also act as an absolute bad example!

"Vladimir Iric, I thought about it over and over again, and felt that the most urgent task was to not let the besieged troops fall into the hands of Kolchak. Pavlov, Temusinggo and Tkachev were all loyal and brave Bolsheviks and very good commanders of the Red Army. We have the responsibility and obligation to free them from the current predicament. Of course, we cannot order the troops to surrender to the enemy, and we cannot give such orders at any time!" $

Then Trotsky changed his subject, "But the Volga Federation currently chooses to be neutral, or a not-so-friendly friendly country and neighbor, so I still agree with Comrade Sverdlov and Zinoviev that the Central Committee of the Soviet Union should approve the request made by the Volga Front Committee on the current situation on the southern front, and agree that the besieged troops can enter the non-military buffer zone as appropriate, and put down their weapons and become a member of the civilian camp of the Volga Federation!"

"Zhong Central should send the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs, Chechelin, and the Volga Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs to contact them and ask them to ensure the personal safety and daily food logistics supply of all our personnel who enter the non-military buffer zone and put down their weapons, and negotiate an agreement on screening and repatriation of our personnel as soon as possible, and then repatriate them! As for the town of Bazarnesezgan, it can be used as an exception. The town is designated as a new non-military buffer zone within a radius of ten kilometers!"

"Comrade Chairman, Central Committee members, Comrade Chechelin, in fact, we have to pray that the Volga Federation is willing to accept our request, otherwise, there will be no second way out for the besieged troops on the southern front except for the burning of jade and stone!" Trotsky's tone was quite heavy!

July 31, 1918 11:15 Moscow Kremlin

The bigwigs of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union who were anxiously waiting in the Kremlin conference room finally hurriedly pushed the door in from the People's Commissar of Foreign Affairs of Chechelin. Chechelin's hand was trembling with the telegram even a little, his goatee was slightly raised, his voice was hoarse, and his tone almost burst into tears.

"Comrades...good news! The Volga Federation has agreed to define the town of Bazarnesezgan within a radius of ten kilometers into a new non-military buffer zone. Comrade Alexander Nikolaevichtkachev and the remaining troops of his 41st Infantry Division can escape the catastrophe!"

As a veteran diplomat, the second diplomatic people's committee member of Soviet Russia after Trotsky, Chechlin was ordered to go to the telecommunications room and personally urged to send an emergency diplomatic telegram to the Volga Federal Foreign Ministry for consultation. The guy felt very bitter and the pressure was huge and he was unsure. //The fastest update//

It is personal that Moscow and Volga Fronts are just slowing down the army. The purpose is to rescue the Soviet Red Army from the siege of the four cavalry divisions of Kolchak, and when the 41st Infantry Division cannot break through successfully, it is likely that the White Guards will be wiped out. With the protection umbrella of the Volga Federation, the Soviet Red Army was rescued by the besieged troops!

"Is there still time to go? Just now, the front command of the Volga Front Army turned an urgent telegram from the 41st Infantry Division, which was surrounded. Although the cavalry detachment sent north to rescue the cavalry detachment to break through the 6th Cossack Cavalry Division of the Don River by luck, the breakout of the 2nd troops was completely failed. The cavalry detachment commanded by Ivanfedorovich Fediko lost 5 companies of troops, and the 41st Infantry Division lost another battalion. Now, the 1st Cossack Cavalry Division of the Don River and the 2nd Division have returned to the encirclement of the Bazarnesezgan Town. Once the enemy launches a general attack, the remaining cavalry detachment and the 41st Infantry Division will be annihilated by the enemy!"

Sverdlov, who was also the commander of the Volga Military Region and Front Army, chased Chechelin and asked, holding the latest emergency telegram from the Volga Front that Derrensky had just sent!

It is logical that whether it is the Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the Supreme Military Commission, they have their own confidential secretaries and communications staff to handle the telegrams, but the recent depressing atmosphere in the Kremlin conference room has caused Chechlin and Derrensky to personally supervise the radio station guarding the confidential room to wait for calls.

Over time, in the conference room and war room of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union, Diplomatic People's Committee Member Chechelin and Cheka Chairman Derrensky became a little bit like running errands and evading leisure.

"Is it time to go? I'm afraid that if the Volga Federation troops cross the battlefield and arrive at Bazarnesezgan Town, the daylily will be cold... The cavalry troops of the Volga Federation only entered the non-military buffer zone after 6 o'clock this morning? Whether from Sezlan or from Simbirsk, even if the cavalry had to arrive at Bazarnesezgan Town, it would be impossible?"

The person who spoke was the Soviet propaganda people's committee member of the Soviet Union, the Soviet Central Committee member and editor-in-chief of the Party's official newspaper "Prince Truth", which was the official newspaper of the Party. This guy had been yelling that he could not surrender to the Volga Federation. At this moment, he spoke a little sour. Obviously, he was a little bit observing the fire from the other side of the river, and he even didn't forget to follow up.

"I said, comrades, if the Volga Federation and Kolchak reached a tacit understanding, and the main force of the White Guard cavalry destroyed our cavalry detachment and the 41st infantry division, and the ground troops of the Volga Federation entered the town of Bazarnesezgan to receive the non-military buffer zone, then we would have lost both the wife and the troops, and we would have lost both inside and outside!"

Although Bukharin's words are unpleasant, it may not be impossible. The town of Bazarnesezgan is nearly 70 kilometers away from Kuznetsk in the south and more than 80 kilometers away from the border of the non-military buffer zone in the east. The Volga Federation sent mechanized troops to transport them by truck. It is impossible to arrive at the battlefield without two hours. If the White Guards of Kolchak fight a time difference, it is necessary to launch a general attack in advance, let alone two hours, all the remaining Soviet Red Army troops surrounded in the town can be wiped out in one hour!

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Chapter completed!