"The Soviets are mining the Volga-Ural oil field on a large scale. Our investigation found that at least 30 oil wells were being drilled out. At the same time, we can also see that the refinery is also being built nearby." The pictures taken by the aerial camera were quickly cleaned out. When we got these photos, everyone was excited.

"Well, it seems that it's really good now. We are just carrying out a large-scale bombing operation!" Rommel, as the person in charge of this operation, was in a very good mood: "I think we not only want to bomb these oil fields, but also other factories near Ural Mountain, but also have to carry out large-scale and efficient bombing."

This investigation, flying all the way, not only captured the situation in the oil field, but also captured many newly built factories near the Ural Mountains.

With Germany's continuous advancement, the Soviet Union made full use of its vast territory and began to transfer some factories to the rear in a planned manner. After receiving the help of the United States, these factories have also begun to be newly built, which is also an unexpected gain.

Hearing Rommel's words, Colonel Helmtpoller, the head of the bombing force, couldn't help but frown: "Marson, we only have twenty Junker-290s this time. If we want to bomb so many targets, we may not be enough at one time."

This is not a concern that the opponent's plane would be intercepted during the second bombing. After all, the Junker-290 has an advantage in altitude, and the Soviet high-altitude fighter jets did not protect Moscow enough, so they could not be mobilized in time.

The main reason is that the target to be exploded is an oil field. After the first blow, there will definitely be fire everywhere in the oil field, and the rolling smoke will rise, which will completely cover the target, causing great trouble for the second bombing, and it is difficult to target the target.

They had to completely fry the oil field at one time, and they could not separate the planes to blow other factories.

Rommel nodded: "Yes, it seems that if we want to complete this mission, we can only use what kind of weapon to destroy the entire city."

When everyone heard Rommel's words, they were excited: "Marson, which weapon needs strict approval? If you ask for instructions, maybe we can still get it."

No one knows the specific reason, is it too precious or to prevent leaks? In short, after bombing Petersburg, they never used this weapon again.

It can be seen that in the eyes of Head Cialek, this weapon is used as a strategic weapon.

Frying oil fields has also been considered strategic considerations.

From a tactical perspective, if an ordinary bomber is used, there will be at least three Junker-290s that can be blown up. If you use that weapon, one is enough to destroy an oil field. With that terrible shock wave, all the oil wells can be collapsed and all the oil workers can be killed.

Rommel's request was soon passed to the wolf's den, and at this time, the wolf's den was preparing for a new battle.

"The Soviets quickly deployed defense lines behind Smolensk. They would never have thought that an armored group of our central army had gone south and headed straight to Kiev!"

Since Cialek began to command Germany, every battle has been extremely exciting, and this time, the Central Army went south with a big move.

After conquering Smolensk, almost everyone would think that the Germans' goal was to attack Moscow. As a result, the powerful central army divided half of the troops, 4,000 tanks in the second armored cluster in the south, and hundreds of thousands of powerful troops had already rolled south.

At this time, the Soviets' command was still in chaos. They did not discover their own new strategies. When the second armored cluster arrived in Kiev, it would be the end of millions of defenders in Kiev!

"Now, the central army is heading south at the highest speed. It is expected that they will appear in the eastern part of Kiev the day after tomorrow. Temushinge thought that relying on the Dnieper River could block us, but he didn't know that this would be ineffective for us at all." Keitel said, and he had already admired Cialek's command art very much.

Cirick nodded: "Yes, as long as the Kiev defenders are eaten, the Soviets will know that in front of our huge army, the Soviets have no possibility of resistance. For them, surrender is the best choice!"

"The Head of Cialek and Marshal Rommel called and requested a strike on the oil base in Ural with a thermostuff bomb." At this moment, Rommel's telegram arrived.

Temperature pressure bomb!

Cialek has always been very cautious about the use of this weapon. One of the important reasons is that he is afraid of leaking secrets. Once the Soviets and Americans mastered this weapon, it would be a big trouble for Germany. It would be okay during the day, but when you come over at night and throw a few bombs of this kind, German cities would be in great danger.

Therefore, it cannot be used until it is necessary.

After the incident of the rocket launcher, Cialick's thoughts have begun to slowly change. Now, he is no longer so concerned about the use of new weapons.

Moreover, the time is just right now, and the Soviets have blown up their oil fields, causing the Soviets to face oil shortages, so they are unable to cope with their encirclement of Kiev.

Since you want to fry it, it’s better to fry it!

"Yes." Cialick said: "These days, they have let them take off at high intensity. After blowing up the oil field, nearby factories, refineries, oil storage tanks, etc., they are all blown up for me!"

In this era, the Soviets had almost no strategic oil reserves. They basically used as much as they produced. If they exploded them all at once, they could stop the heavy equipment of the Soviets.

If this is the case, it is not enough to only blow up the Volga-Ural oil field. Thinking of a report by Rommel a few days ago, Cirick continued: "Let our Libyan base transport the latest developed high-speed transportation to Iran to help Iran cross the Caspian Sea. Now, it's time for the Iranians to take action. We can't let the Turks bleed all the time!"

Now, as the German occupied areas continue to expand, the status of Libyan bases has been declining, but the level of confidentiality is still the highest, and the most powerful developed there are.

Among them, it also includes a newly developed high-speed transportation tool. With the help of these tools, their vanguards can be sent up. Now the guards on the Baku oil field are quite empty, and a small number of vanguard troops can control the oil field. Their main task is not to fight, but to prevent oil field employees from destroying the oil field, and a large number of troops can follow up.
Chapter completed!