There is no secret to keep it.

When Germany dispatched nuclear submarines and ambushed the transport fleet in the Arctic waters, the Americans cunningly withdrew and allowed Soviet crews to transport them. During the escort process, the Soviet fleet found that such submarines were quite difficult to deal with. The other party had almost no sound. Even if it was used with the latest American underwater sound listening equipment, it was difficult to detect.

Many times, the other party is sailing underwater at a low speed, and only after attack and retreat will it speed up. At this time, something surprising will come out. The other party's sailing underwater is definitely not something that ordinary diesel battery-powered submarines can achieve. They even run into the sea below the Arctic to hide.

If the surface ships chased the place with lots of floes, they would not dare to pursue them.

How terrible it would be if you don’t need to surface and breathe! Tracking submarines often forces the submarine to the point where they have no way out, the battery is exhausted, and finally they risk the surface and they are killed.

Stalin frowned: "What does it mean?"

For Stalin, he could not know so thoroughly and thoroughly about every aspect of weapon knowledge.

"Our technicians speculate that the Germans may have mastered nuclear power technology, which is almost a way to have unlimited endurance. In the future, German submarines may never appear on the water surface, and we will not find them."

Beria's explanation has already made people clearly see the terrible situation.

Their side cannot catch the German submarine, but the German submarine can run out to make trouble at any time. In this case, the danger of the Arctic route will greatly increase, but their side now urgently needs blood transfusions from the United States.

The Germans' advanced technology has greatly exceeded everyone's expectations. Now, facing submarines that have never emerged on the water, how should the Soviets deal with it?

Why are there always bad news?

Stalin frowned and said, "It is announced to the public that these ships were only sunk due to the storm. At the same time, more warships will be sent to protect them."

The sailors should not be afraid. Although most sailors have been prepared to sacrifice to the Soviets, there must be a small number of fearful ghosts in it. If they know that the German submarines are elusive, they might not dare to drive the ship.

This is just a cover-up of the bell. After all, the group of sailors is too small, and this news may have spread long ago.

"If we want to avoid being hit and want our goods to be transported better, it seems that we cannot rely solely on sea transportation." Zhukov spoke on the side.

Maritime transportation is the most effective and lowest-cost method. It can be transported directly from sea to ports in the western Soviet Union, and you can go to the battlefield nearby.

However, the Germans obviously also knew this truth. The German submarines wanted to cut off their own routes.

It is dangerous to expect all supplies to be replenished on this route.

"I suggest that we open up new Far East access, shipped goods from the United States, unloaded at our Far East ports, and then transported to the Western Front through our railroad."

If you want to avoid being ambushed on the Arctic route, it is safest to go to land. In fact, Stalin had considered this plan a long time ago, but the cost was too high.

This will greatly increase the burden on railways in the Far East. You must know that just by dispatching troops from the Far East, all the transportation channels have been occupied. Where can I get the extra capacity to transport this huge amount of materials?

But now, it is obvious that it is better to open this channel as soon as possible.

Stalin nodded: "Okay, since that's the case, let's open this special line and organize manpower to ensure smooth railway transportation in the Far East. If necessary, we will build another railway."

After Stalin finished speaking, he looked at Belia, who immediately nodded: "I will do my best to complete this task."

Beria accepted the task, and for those prisoners, a more difficult time was coming, and they had to work until they died!

Just as Moscow began planning a military parade, Reinhardt, the most trusted subordinate of Cyric, had already arrived in Kiev.

After learning about the military parade in Kiev, Manstein was the most excited. The Central Army headed south and completed the most outstanding Kiev siege in history. After that, in order to attack Moscow, a large number of Central Army troops began to continue rapid assaults to the northeast and prepare for the Moscow Battle.

Manstein's southern legion was temporarily stayed and they would not participate in the Battle of Moscow. They needed to go east, take Kharkov, completely occupy Ukraine, and at the same time, take the Crimean Peninsula to the south.

Therefore, for them, delaying a few days is nothing. The most important thing in these days is to do a good job in security and protection in Kiev and prepare to welcome the military parade of the great head of state in Kiev.

In particular, the head of state ordered the complete expulsion of the people of Kiev, which was what satisfied Manstein the most.

As a Junker soldier, Manstein was originally arrogant inside. At the same time, he also believed that civilians were innocent. In the process of conquering Europe, his army abides by the honor of military personnel and did not harass any civilians.

After they occupied the city, the citizens in the city remained calm and were waiting for the German rulers.

However, in the Soviet Union, this situation completely changed.

After occupying the city, there will be a large number of opposition members. Some of them have weapons in their hands and run over from time to time, shooting at the headquarters and the railway station. Some of them have no weapons and throwing them at the German soldiers.

Because soldiers are inconvenient to attack civilians, there is no way to spit on those who throw stones and spit. This has troubled Manstein for a long time.

After taking over Kiev, this situation became even more common. The citizens of Kiev obviously did not welcome the occupying army. It was okay during the day, but often ran out to cause trouble at night.

And now, the order of Head Cialick finally arrived, expelling all citizens!

Those who violate the order will be arrested as conspirators, and those who resist will even be shot on the spot!

They had no psychological barriers, because the great head of state was about to come to Kiev, and among these people, there must be conspirators!

Cialek's military parade in Kiev actually played such a role. There is sufficient reason for all the citizens to drive them out!

"We will complete all the tasks before tonight and clear the city," said Manstein. "Our soldiers will guard all night and make sure there is no conspirator in the city. Complete the mission of the parade successfully."

Reinhat nodded: "These people are the most stubborn. They must use whips to make them fully realize their mistakes!"
Chapter completed!