Wang Maoru is a stubborn person, and his stubbornness is often proven to be correct. Jiang Fangzhen cannot guarantee that his opinion is correct, but Wang Maoru magically turns his stubbornness into the best choice every time, which makes Jiang Fangzhen admire him with great enthusiasm.

After walking back and forth on the terrain sand table in the Western Regions, Wang Maoru said again: "Now we need to consider, if this battle took place at the Heart of Central Asia, we will call it the Heart of Central Asia. If we defeat the Soviet Union, how will the two countries continue to interact in the future? If we lose to the Soviet Union, how will we end? I have always believed that China and the Soviet Union will definitely have a battle, but I have never dared to imagine how this war will lead to the development of the situation."

Jiang Fangzhen expressed Wang Maoru's heart in one sentence and said, "Is it beyond our control?"

Wang Maoru slowly pulled out a cigarette, lit it silently, took a few mouthfuls to suck everyone's appetite, and then said, "Yes, beyond control, I thought it was a few years later, but it was happening now, and everything was incredible."

"In fact, the Russians were basically defeated repeatedly in Europe, and they were defeated by Japan in the Russo-Japanese War..." Jiang Fangzhen comforted him instead.

"But what did Japan lose at that time?" Wang Maoru said lightly, "The Japanese lost their golden decade. If it weren't for the European War, Japan wouldn't have developed so quickly. Compared to Japan, our China is more vast, with more wealth, more population, and stronger recovery ability. So we actually have many advantages. Well, we don't think about those pessimistic factors anymore. And I believe that my soldiers will definitely bring us good news." Wang Maoru came back with confidence, and he said with a smile: "Gaokong, let me meet with the Soviet ambassador Yulin, and I want to talk to him."

Before the Battle of Heart of Central Asia began, the Third International Infantry Division suffered losses, and Buluheer reported all losses to Moscow without any concealment. The Chinese took three hours to destroy an infantry division and bomb the base camp of the Central Asian cluster. This resulted in nearly 3,000 casualties. In addition, the Third International Infantry Division, on May 15, the Soviet Union suffered more than 10,000 casualties. Before they could meet the Chinese, more than 10,000 casualties had been killed or killed.

There was an uproar in the Kremlin. They did not expect the Chinese to take the lead. It turned out that both sides had a common mind. However, whether this matter needs to be announced is a difficult problem in front of Stalin, Zinoviev, Kamenev, Bukharin, Trotsky and others. According to the original plan, this is a tentative war that is not open to the public, but this is all based on the huge losses of the Chinese. However, in the face of the serious losses, it is a different matter.

"Declare war! Declare war on the Chinese!" Trotsky was furious. He threatened to siege China. Stalin declared that military operations should be stopped immediately in order to attack Trotsky, and the relevant personnel should take responsibility. Zinoviev also took the opportunity to stand up and accused Trotsky of being arbitrary. He launched a war rashly despite the national conditions of the Soviet Union and Russia that had just ended the civil war. However, when he decided to tentatively attack the Chinese, everyone agreed. At this time, he stopped rashly and afraid that the government would not be able to explain.

"Declare war?" Zinoviev sneered, "Are you really going to drag the Soviet Union, which had just ended the war, into the quagmire of war again? I think if we declare war on China, it will be another national war. When Britain, the United States, Japan and China interfere in the Russian civil war, will we declare war on them?"

Trotsky laughed wildly and said, "Are you already cowardly scared of the Chinese?"

Zinoviev said: "I remember when the great leader Comrade Lenin strongly advocated signing the "Brest-Litovsk Peace Treaty", you used to sarcastically sarcasticly at him, saying that he was afraid of the Germans. In your eyes, all those who disagree with you are cowardly people?"

"You..." Trotsky was choked and couldn't speak. He was once in a cold palace by Lenin because he had opposed Lenin. This was also a stain on his politics. Now Zinoviev said it so much that he couldn't speak.

"In fact, if the battle of Kizil Fortress was won, everything would not need to be so complicated." Kamenev said in a fashion sense of being an old man.

Stalin said: "But the current situation is that our rash attack may not necessarily win. Once a strategic failure is not strategic, it will have a serious impact on us. Our country has just recovered from the civil war and has just signed a friendly treaty with the Chinese."

"This is only the first day of the war, Comrade Stalin," Trotsky said disdainfully. "I believe that the young men on the front line can bring us miracles. If we do not divide our troops back to Moscow, General Buluhell will destroy the enemy faster."

"Do you want to give up St. Petersburg? The abominable Finns, they must accept punishment." Stalin said coldly.

Trotsky shrugged and said, "I believe that eliminating an opponent first is much better than running around back and forth. So we declare war on the Chinese..."

Zinoviev said: "I oppose the declaration of war. Declaration of war will completely lead to no room for both countries to go around."

Bukharin raised his hand and said, "I agree with Comrade Zinoviev, and I also oppose the declaration of war."

Stalin said: "At least we want to establish an enemy, we only establish one enemy, rather than make enemies everywhere."

Trotsky looked at the good old man Kamenev and remained silent, knowing that they were publicly encouraging themselves, but fortunately he held the military power of the whole country. He sneered disdainfully and said, "Well, since everyone has decided not to declare war, then let's see which of our wrists and the Chinese are stronger under the table."

At 6 a.m. on May 16, 12, the Republic of China, the commander of the Soviet Oriental Army, Buluhell placed logistics supplies and other places in the town of Leozek in the rear, and left three infantry divisions in the town of Leozek. He personally led 200,000 troops to arrive at the Kizil Fortress overnight, away from the attack range of the fortress guns and stationed twelve kilometers away from the fortress to establish a base camp.

The place of Kizil Orda is surrounded by mountains and waters, and the Central Asia Railway passes by. In fact, a Feng Shui treasure land would be difficult to break if it was not taken by the Chinese. The Kizil Fortress in the east of Kizil Orda City was built on high ground, so its range was farther than the one designed. Moreover, except for the highest location in the fortress, the surrounding area was a 30-meter-high hill in the northwest, all of which were plain grasslands, so this place was an extremely important place. This hill, nicknamed by the locals, was also bought by the Central ** team because it was within the attack range of the fortress cannon, so there was no need to worry about whether the Camel Mountain was captured.

Due to the terrain, the Kizil Fortress is easy to defend and difficult to attack. It is a return water land to the east, the desert and three fortress fortresses to the north, the Kizil Orda City faces the Sir River beach and the grassland area to the west, so the Chinese put the main position to the west. Unless the Soviet army attacks from the main position to the west, it is impossible to break through in the other three directions. Wang Jiejun also attacks the fortress from the west because of bypassing the return water land.

In order to prevent attacks from fortress artillery, Buluheer asked the Soviet army to attack from several directions in the west, northwest, southwest, north and south at the same time. Since there were two Sakhalin infantry divisions coming quickly in the rear, it was estimated that they would need to arrive tomorrow. Therefore, in addition to the four Sakhalin infantry divisions, there were the 5th Infantry Division and the 27th Infantry Division, which were launched for the first time, they were also involved in the attack.

This time, the front line command was held by Kolchak, so Marshal Kolchak was once again released to command the six infantry divisions.

Kolchak asked the Soviet artillery support to be in place, and told Buluhell that the four fortress cannons actually did not have much threat. After all, there were fewer shells left in these four cannons. If the troops were dispersed, the power of the cannons would be even smaller. What really threatened the Russians were the Chinese 75 field cannons and 105 howitzers. As long as we were not afraid of death, these four fortress cannons were not a threat. However, the Chinese running group was very annoying. Although the caliber was not a big one, there were a lot of numbers. Kolchak said that if it were himself, according to the range and power of the four fortress cannons, these four cannons would not be used to attack the opponent's infantry charge group, but to work to attack the opponent's artillery positions. If the Chinese defenders were not fools, they would definitely do this.

Kolchak suggested that Buluhell disperse the Soviet group of guns responsible for supporting them into more than a dozen places to prevent their guns from being attacked by fortress cannons and are completely destroyed. Buluhell recognized Kolchak's suggestion, and as a cavalry general, Buluhell even placed the 13th Cavalry Division behind to prepare to attack the Chinese people's peripheral defensive positions at any time.

On the other hand, the army of the Caspian Sea, Sereshev's army entered the Mangista area between the Aral Sea and the Caspian Sea. The Soviet Union, four infantry regiments of the two infantry divisions of Sereshev's two infantry divisions, swept across all bandits and local armed forces, and quickly recovered the Kazakh Mangista area and the Uzbek area. The speed of its march was unimaginable. After receiving the telegram sent back by the lurking telegrapher, Ren Yuanxing felt that the army of Sereshev would definitely cause them great trouble in the future, so he ordered the 93rd Brigade under the 32nd Division to rush to Tashkent immediately to prevent Sereshev's troops from occupying Tashkent.
Chapter completed!