As time went by, the crowd of people who were watching the Secretary of State expanded like snowballs, surrounding the airport and unable to drive away. The bricks and stones that were thrown over were piled up into hills, which was very scary. Later, all the bricks and stones were thrown away, and they threw away the rotten cabbage and the rotten eggs. Rotten eggs were the most popular, and they smashed over like raindrops, smashing the walls into colorful colors, and a strong rotten odor came to the nose. Who can withstand such a odor? His nose can definitely withstand the test of the poisonous gas bombs of the Germans during World War I!

The poor Secretary of State was blocked at the airport and could not get out of the airport at all. He asked the Chinese government to send troops to drive away the crowd watching him, but the Chinese government refused firmly, jokingly, their army still had to fight, and the counterattack had been fully launched, and the troops were almost insufficient, so how could there be such leisure!

The counterattack has indeed been fully launched.

The first record was General Liu Yunlong's Second Army Group. After conquering Xuanhua, the army group launched an attack on Zhangjiakou without stopping, intending to completely block the main force of the Outer Mongolian Front, block the main force of the Outer Mongolian Front in the Beijing-Tianjin area, and carry out an inhumane besiege. The Soviet army defending Zhangjiakou was not slow. When Xuanhua was in full swing, it sent a reinforcement force to rescue, and then collided with the second army group's reinforcement force.

Hundreds of tanks fought in a group at the Yanshan Pass, and the rumbling cannons sounded for a full twelve hours. The Chinese army's turboprop fighters and armed helicopters also began to join the battlefield. The two-seat long-range fighter bombers arrived in groups over the battlefield and dropped cluster bombs. The bombarded Soviet tanks ignited a huge fire, and the rolling smoke blackened the battlefield. In the end, the reinforcement division had only fifteen tanks and about three hundred soldiers left, and they staggered back to Zhangjiakou, and the Chinese army led by 1-0.

In Tangshan, the Soviet army launched its last attack in despair. More than 200 tanks and more than 16,000 soldiers from Estonia and Latvia shouted Ula, and launched a fierce attack on the Chinese defense line almost suicide. The barrage of the Chinese army's heavy artillery rolled back and forth between them, and people and cars were smashed together. Flying meat and plasma filled the air, forming a faint blood mist that lingered. Rocket launchers fired pieces of iron and water flowing among them. The flames rolled in life vacuum zone. After the terrifying flames and howling sounds, everything was wiped out. But despite this, the Soviet army of these nearly two divisions still cost nothing.

The fierce attack, fighting with the Chinese army, was so bloody that it was flowing. The soldiers on both sides flew across the roar of heavy machine guns in the roar of mortar shells. A fierce battle ran from four in the morning to the sunrise, and more than 13,000 Soviet corpses covered the battlefield, and the Tangshan defense line remained unmoved. Estonian and Latvian soldiers used their lives to verify their loyalty to their motherland and fulfilled their oaths under the army. They were also considered seeking kindness and gaining kindness, but it made these soldiers die with peace of mind. This was the last offensive of the Soviet army on the battlefield in North China, and the next would be endless defeat. The score on the field was rewritten to 2 to 0.

At twelve o'clock, the Third Army Group was lucky. A turboprop fighter fired a rocket at a command vehicle hiding in the bushes. The command system of a Soviet army's MoF Division was immediately paralyzed and surrounded by the Third Army Group attacked like mercury, and was wiped out. By interrogating the prisoners, he realized that the rocket hit the division headquarters, division commander, political commissar, chief of staff and seven or eight senior staff members who were killed on the spot. The entire division was immediately without a leader. The current score has expanded to three to zero.

But not every Soviet army was so tenacious and firm. The soldiers from Russia were gritting their teeth and insisting. They knew that once they fell, the war would immediately burn to Russia, and they had no way out. However, the soldiers from Ukraine, Georgia, Chechnya, Central Asia and Polo did not have such strong will. They had learned from the leaflets and radios that the Soviet Union had experienced the upheaval. Their country had become independent and declared war on the Soviet Union. The news collapsed their morale and will. They didn't know how to determine

Their identity, the glorious Soviet Red Army soldiers? No, the Soviet Union actually no longer exists at this time, and there is no Soviet Red Army anymore; the Soviet traitors? No, they did not betray the Soviet Union. What really betrayed the Soviet Union was the country that gave birth to them, and the group of politicians. They could not find a reason to continue fighting. If the Chinese army was inhumane and the Nazi army enjoyed the murder of prisoners of war, then they would definitely fight to the death with the Russian soldiers, but the Chinese army was not. Although half of the country was destroyed and the military and civilian casualties were millions, the Chinese army still insisted on preferential treatment of prisoners.

Policies, we can't be polite to the prisoners, but our personal safety and dignity are still guaranteed, which is equivalent to cutting off the last reason for these confused soldiers to fight. Some of them rushed to the front line of the Chinese army like Estonian and Latvian soldiers, and opened the way for the main force at the cost of all casualties to prove their loyalty. Most of them could only sit in the bunker with weapons, watching the shells fly from afar, and the flames exploded. The guns were filled with bullets, and the blood in their chests was still hot, but they didn't know who to fight for.

, Where should this passion be poured out? Some companies quietly left their weapons in bunkers, then fled to the Chinese army in groups and surrendered to the Chinese army. On the way, they met Soviet scouts who were still fighting. The scouts did not stop them, and they could not stop them. They just looked at them with indifferent and contemptuous eyes, without firing a single shot from beginning to end, allowing them to run away. However, that kind of gaze was even stronger than bullets, and they shot invisible wounds that could never heal in the hearts of deserters. In the long period of decades, once touched, their hearts would hurt.

In Jixian, in a village, dozens of Soviet soldiers gathered around the fire pit and roasted the fire, each thinking about their own thoughts.

Several Type 56 semi-automatic rifles quietly popped out of the grass, and one was fired volley, and three soldiers were immediately shot and fell down. The rifle immediately shrank back.

The Soviet army just looked at the comrade who was shot and fell to the ground indifferently, but did not move. He continued to roast the fire and continued to stare in a daze.

After a while, the semi-automatic rifles extended out again, and another volley shot, and another three fell down.

The Soviet army still did not respond, as if everything had nothing to do with him, so they just sat by the fire, waiting for his own bullet calmly.

The militia who had planned to run away after firing two shots were stunned. If they hadn't clearly heard the soldiers who were being shot, they would have thought they were hitting a dummy. They fired a few more shots, shot one by one, and blood was flowing all over the ground by the fire, even dead people would have reacted a little. However, the still alive Soviet army still had no intention of picking up the gun and fighting back. A militia who had the courage to touch it found that some Soviet soldiers even closed their eyes. They understood that these Soviet soldiers had completely collapsed, and they were just walking corpses alive, so they sat beside the fire, waiting for the enemy to deal with them.

The most affair is to die of heart, and the hearts of these Soviet soldiers are really dead. They also have superb combat skills, rich practical experience, and firepower that is better than militia, but they have no belief in continuing to fight. Not to mention militia, even a group of middle school students who have only received military training for one week can easily solve them.
Chapter completed!