The frightened war horses fled in scattered all over the place, and many Cossack cavalry were injured. The Cossack cavalry were also shocked by the high decibel shouts of the Chinese people, especially the attack ability of the Chinese team at night was far greater than that of them, which made them feel that the Chinese were devils. The Cossacks panickedly waved their sabers and rushed towards the Chinese people or their compatriots in the dark. They were frightened, frightened, and confused, and emerged in the hearts of the Cossacks, but were killed and injured by the Chinese submachine guns, light machine guns and Minjiu rifles.

But the Cossacks' fearless charge of death sometimes played a decisive role in some aspects - the Chinese killed all the Soviet soldiers they saw at the first time, and there was no situation of abuse of prisoners.

Of course, some Soviets rushed into the middle of Chinese soldiers with swords, resulting in Chinese soldiers being forced to snatch bayonets to fight with them. The Chinese soldiers were not afraid to fight. Their brave fight made the Cossack cavalry bleeding and fell to the ground and died.

Cossacks thought the Chinese would be afraid of hand-to-hand combat, but they were wrong. Although the Chinese National Defense Forces military did not encourage close combat, the fearless spirit of sacrifice in the Chinese people is often even more scary in battle. Some Chinese soldiers were cut off half of their bodies by sabers. When they were dying, they hugged the Soviet soldiers tightly and asked other brothers to kill the Russians. Some were stabbed and held the bayonets tightly to prevent the Russians from pulling them out. They used their lives to die together with the Russians.

The blood of the Chinese will not flow in vain, but the blood of the Chinese will be turbulent and boiling.

The Cossacks saw what the Eastern War was and what the sacrifice of the Eastern people was, and the biggest feature of the Eastern War was the spirit of self-sacrifice.

The wars in Western countries are brave and rational. However, the wars in Eastern countries are sacrificed and passionate. Another interpretation of passion is a hot mind. For example, the full outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War in another time and space is the hot mind of the Japanese army. Excessive passion, clamoring to destroy China for three months, but it ends up in the Chinese battlefield. For example, in the Battle of Songhu, the Chinese team was more passionate but not rational enough. Isn’t it an impulse to fight the Japanese army within the range of the Japanese naval battleship cannon in Songhu, which is a kind of impulse to only care about blood and sacrifice and ignore the overall strategic situation?

The Cossacks felt that their opponents were too strong, so they fled in all directions. The commander of the Cossack Far East Cavalry Division, Helms von Panwitz, ordered the panicked soldiers to follow him to escape westward. However, the battle of the 10th Division of the Chinese National Defense Forces was launched at 0:00 a.m. When the Cossack Far East Cavalry Division fled into the desert, they brought them a more tragic world - they had no supplies, no water, no food, and even had time to take them away, and eventually died of thirst and starved to death in the desert. It became a dead bone. Perhaps the explorers a hundred years later found their remains in the desert.

The 10th Division won the first battle. The battle lasted from early morning until eight o'clock in the morning for eight o'clock in the morning. More than 2,000 Cossack cavalry were killed, more than 2,000 people were captured, more than 3,000 war horses were captured, and about 6,700 Soviet Cossack cavalrymen fled to the desert. This was irrelevant. The most important thing was that Liubixivich, the chief of staff of the Cossack Far East Cavalry Division, was captured alive.

Qiao Sanbang is indeed a blessing general born with a halo of luck. He used the infantry division to directly destroy an opponent's cavalry division in one battle and captured the opponent's chief of staff alive. The generals under his command didn't need to say anything else. Just seeing the luck of their commander, he unconsciously shook his head and sighed: Grandma, why is our division commander like Cheng Yaojin in the Tang Dynasty? He is born a blessing general. We were walking halfway, and the reconnaissance planes were reconnaissanced the enemy's base, but it was just that

The enemy was drinking horses by the river and resting. When they arrived at the battlefield, it happened to be when the enemy relaxed their defense at 8 o'clock in the evening. They wiped out an opponent's cavalry division with a pure infantry division. After fighting for a night, they suffered only more than 600 casualties - it was a bit embarrassing. More than 300 of the 600 casualties of Chinese soldiers were killed and injured by their stray bullets in the dark - but Qiao Sanbang was so lucky that he won the sneak attack on the cavalry at night.

Looking at the messy battlefield and the prisoners sitting decadently on the ground, as well as the accumulated weapons, the winning 10th Division battle flag fluttered high on the top of a sand dune, Qiao Sanbangzi grinned and laughed with his waist, saying to Chief of Staff Hou Dingxian with a loud voice: "I send a telegram to tell everyone that our 10th Division eliminated a cavalry division of the Soviet army and captured their chief of staff alive. What a strange name, hahahaha..." He smirked and shouted: "I want to write a poem. There are so many Russians from a distance, and there are indeed many Russians from a close distance. Why do Russians surrender so much? Because they met me! What a good poem, I am so damn talented."

The staff members looked at each other and were laughing and crying. Hou Dingxian did not comment on this extremely stinky limerick, but said: "The war with the Soviet army is a secret battle. You are also sent to the telegram. You should not be scolded to death by Xiushu. The telegrapher sent a secret telegram to the Western Region Military Region Command and the National Defense Forces Command to report the results of the battle."

"Yes." Although the telegrapher felt a bit contempt for their division commander, it could not stop their love for the division commander. Perhaps it was because Qiao Sanbang, a seemingly fool-like person, was the division commander, that the army was more energetic and creative.

The demise of the Cossack Far East Cavalry Division shocked Buluhell, the commander of the Soviet Eastern Army who could not advance or retreat under the Kizil Fortress. He eagerly hoped that the army would capture the Kizil Fortress immediately, but the Huanglong Legion of the Chinese National Defense Force, who was responsible for the defense, gritted his teeth and defeated the Soviet army again.

On the evening of the 21st, Buluheer, whose hair was suddenly whiter, summoned all the commanders of the Soviet army again. After his judgment, he believed that the heavy artillery shells of the Chinese team had been exhausted, and ordered all the Soviet artillery soldiers to regroup to form a large-scale artillery group to focus on bombing the defensive positions of Chinese soldiers.

On the evening of the 21st, the fortress commander Du Baosan found Peng Weiguo, the commander of the 19th Regiment who had been a reserve team from the 3rd Division. Du Baosan asked him if he could risk going north from the return water east of the city along the waterside, and then detoured the Soviet army's encirclement troops in the north of the city and defeated the Soviet army in one fell swoop.

After watching the information, Peng Weiguo nodded and said, "Du Junzu, don't worry, leave it to us."

Du Baosan said cautiously: "There is a small swamp sandy land in the backwater. You still march at night, so you must pay attention to safety."

Peng Weiguo smiled and said, "This danger is nothing." He returned to the 19th Regiment and said to his subordinates: "Brothers, get up. Everyone is itchy when they watch the brothers of the Huanglong Legion fighting these days. Now they have a mission." Several subordinates immediately surrounded him, and Peng Wei Guodao: "Our mission is to sneak northward along the waterside east of the city tonight, and take a detour to the north early tomorrow morning to give them a tough moment."

That night (early morning of the 22nd), the 19th Infantry Regiment quietly set out and slipped out of the city. They marched east along the railway and walked. Before arriving at the Sir River, in order to prevent the Soviet army from knowing about military operations, they suddenly rushed north into the swamp. Peng Weiguo, the commander of the 19th Infantry Regiment, ordered all soldiers to use ropes to tie themselves together, and several soldiers who were trapped in the swamp were quickly rescued by others. Fortunately, with the moonlight today, the 19th Infantry Regiment almost suicided and passed through the swamp land without any casualties, but only bypassed the Soviet army's slack defense encirclement.

It was already five o'clock in the morning when they arrived by the Sir River. After observing the deployment of the Soviet army's northern line, Peng Weiguo, the commander of the 19th Infantry Regiment, said to his battalion commanders and commanders: "Now, while the enemy has not noticed that we have jumped out of the encirclement, we are going to attack the 30th Infantry Division of the Soviet Army to break the encirclement. This battle can be said to be a death battle. Everyone should be determined to sacrifice their lives for their country. Order the entire regiment to write a suicide note and hand it over to the regiment chief for safekeeping."

After getting ready, the 19th Infantry Regiment suddenly launched an attack. They unexpectedly appeared behind the 30th Infantry Division in the north of the fortress. The rapid firepower caught the Soviet army, which had been on the attacking side, off guard.

Du Baosan, who was standing on the top of the fortress, immediately ordered an attack. In order to cooperate with the siege of the 19th Regiment, he even ordered his own guard battalion and the 39th Division Guard Battalion to launch a counterattack against the Soviet army.

The 30th Infantry Division of the Soviet Army did not expect the Chinese to attack them as the counterattack target, and the team was in chaos. The soldiers from the three guard battalions shouted and rushed towards the Soviet position. At the same time, after breaking through the Soviet position, they launched an attack on the east and west sides. Buluheer did not expect that the Chinese suddenly brought a counterattack to them today. Where did this unit (19th Regiment) come from? Could it be that the reinforcements of the Chinese arrived?

Soon, the unfortunate news reached the Soviet army commander. The commander of the 30th Infantry Division was killed by the Chinese. A Chinese soldier hit the commander of the 30th Infantry Division with a grenade. The commander, deputy commander, the political commissar, and the chief of staff of the political commissar, were killed in one go. It can be said that the accidental shot directly caused the defeat of the 30th Infantry Division.

Du Baosan was very excited and immediately ordered the 112 He Yaozu brigade to immediately enter the northern attack. He Yaozu's troops took the opportunity to attack the 4th and 51st Infantry Divisions of the Soviet Petrograd Infantry Divisions. After the Soviet army sent troops to stabilize their positions, they slowly retreated. However, the Soviet army was very tenacious in defense of the Sir River. They once again defeated the Zhongzhao team that attempted to occupy the riverside to obtain water, and repelled the 114th Brigade sent by Du Baosan. The commander of the 341st Regiment Chen Shi was directly hit by a shell by the Soviet army and died without a complete body.
Chapter completed!