Until now, Germany and the Soviet Union have not formed any bloody feud. Even when World War I ended, Germany and the Soviet Union were still in groups to keep warm and had a lot of cooperation with each other.

As for Germany's actions in Finland, the Soviets were actually responsible. After all, the Soviet Union had bad intentions and wanted to take advantage of Britain and France.

Now, based on his own inference, if Molotov determines the enemy of Germany, it should be the United States. After all, the United States is still supporting Churchill until now, and there is more friction between the United States and Germany. Germany has even secretly moved in the Pacific Ocean and sunk American ships.

The United States all claim that Germany bombed the Statue of Liberty in the United States. In this case, the contradiction between the United States and Germany is simply irreconcilable.

Now, Germany has occupied Western Europe and is manufacturing warships on a large scale. Warships such as the Earl Zeppelin-class aircraft carrier are not only in German shipyards, but also in France and the British shipyards, and the Germans are destroying the navy!

So, what do the Germans want to do? Of course, they regard the United States as their imaginary enemy.

Now, although there is friction in Brest, this is not very terrible. In Germany's eyes, it is just a border conflict. If Germany really wanted to take action against the Soviet Union, it would definitely not be that it would only stay at a few dozen kilometers from the border, and it would have been called long ago!

Molotov analyzed all these reasons, and many of the people present nodded.

Yes, so far, Germany has not shown absolute malicious intentions.

So, what should the Soviets do?

If the Soviets do not increase their troops and continue to maintain the status quo, what is the face of the Soviets?

If the Soviets want to expand their scale, then is it beneficial to the Soviets?

This conflict allowed the Soviets to see the status quo clearly. There was a big gap between them when they arrived in Germany!

"Maybe, there will be a final war between us and Germany, but it is definitely not now. We should buy time to improve our military strength and replace our advanced tanks with a large number of our army. Now, we have no confidence in fighting Germany." Voroshinov finally said a fair word.

Now, the Soviet Union has no confidence in defeating Germany, and the gap in equipment is too big. This gap must be filled after time.

It can be said that from another perspective, the conflict in the Brest Fortress awakened the Soviet leaders, and they finally began to face up to the gap between themselves and the German army.

This gap is not narrowing, but expanding!

Although the Soviets already had T-34 and kv-1, they were almost all deployed to the Finnish army. The troops in other military regions were too slow to change their clothes, and the main force was light tanks. What should we do to compete with the Germans?

Soviet, it takes time!

Stalin finally nodded: "Yes, we need time. Molotov, go and negotiate with the Germans. If the Germans are willing to retreat to their original borders and return the prisoners to us, then we can continue to maintain peace, otherwise, be prepared to bear the anger of our Soviets!"

Molotov frowned and said, "You are the loser!" It's enough to keep the Germans in their original state. The Germans are willing to retreat? Will this negotiation be successful?"

However, Stalin's orders were not violated, so Molotov had to set out on his itinerary to Berlin.

Comrade Stalin's order made sense. Even if Molotov figured it out on the way he came, in fact, it was testing the attitude of the Germans.

Molotov only theoretically analyzed that the Germans were preparing to fight the United States, at least they were seizing the sea power of the Atlantic Ocean, but what should we use to prove it?

If the Germans were willing to give in, return the prisoners, and withdraw their original border areas, it would mean that the Germans did not intend to fight with the Soviet Union, and they even had some concerns.

Comrade Stalin was indeed more thoughtful. This time he went there, he had to show a noble attitude, just as if he had won this battle!

Molotov's special plane landed at Berlin Airport and, greeted by German Foreign Minister Ribbentrop, headed towards the head of state.

There is indeed a chance!

After entering the capital, Molotov met the head of state of Cialik! He first expressed his courteous greetings, and then began to aggressively accusations of the recent conflict.

"At the beginning, our two countries had agreed to draw a boundary, but your side has always occupied the Brest Fortress and even provoked this conflict. Now, we continue to invade our border for more than ten kilometers." Molotov said: "Now, on behalf of Moscow, I will file a serious protest to you!"

"Please return to the original border immediately, and immediately hand over our prisoners who were in this conflict." Molotov said, speaking very casually, and added another sentence: "And compensate us for our losses in this conflict."

When the Germans present heard his words, they were angry. After a long time of fun, were you here to play a rogue? I thought you won!

"How much do you plan to ask us to compensate?" Scherner, present, asked sarcastically.

"We have suffered thousands of casualties and lost a lot of equipment, and we have to compensate at least 3 billion euros," Molotov said.

"Hahaha..." Molotov's words attracted a burst of laughter from the people around him. Keitel, who had always been serious, opened his mouth. As for Scherner, he was simply slapped on the table and made a loud bang.

"When I go back and tell Stalin that it is not impossible to really want compensation. Our tanks and bombers will take compensation to Moscow." Scherner said.

This made Molotov's face change: "Do you want to provoke a full-scale war between the Soviets and Germany? If this is true, then I will be in vain. I came with sincerity, but unexpectedly, this is the result."

"Sincerity? It is clearly so Soviet who initiated this conflict." Scherner continued: "You create illusions in front of the fortress, and then want to occupy our fortress, your planes, and cross the borders, and bomb our rear. This is your sincerity? We Germany respect the friendship with the Soviets, but we will never be with the jackals."

"Don't deny these, the prisoners have confessed. There are so many facts and the evidence is conclusive."

It seems that I have misread the situation. After defeating Western Europe, these Germans have turned a blind eye to each other and do not take any country seriously. Sooner or later, there will be a battle between the Soviets and Germany.
Chapter completed!