"There is no way, the conditions are limited, and I have a back pain, and it's not okay if I don't sit!" Hu Bin said with a smile.

"Brother Bin, do we have to continue our journey tonight? Otherwise, why are there still midnight snacks tonight? What midnight snacks should we eat without war?" A company commander looked at Hu Bin and shouted.

"Yes, we have to continue marching tonight, so I'll come over and say to my brothers, you may have to endure it for a while!" Hu Bin nodded and said.

"It's okay, Brother Bin, it's better than walking. The tanks are so fast now. We have only been here from Fengtian in just a few days!"

"It's okay, Brother Bin, we can hold on, don't worry, let's kill the Japanese!"

"Brother Bin, follow you, brothers, don't worry!"... The soldiers heard it and shouted loudly at Hu Bin.

"Okay, thank you brothers for your trust. After fighting the next battle, I will let you rest for a few days!" Hu Bin immediately said to the soldiers.

"Okay!" the soldiers shouted, while Hu Bin continued to walk towards other troops and chatted with the soldiers.

At 11:30 pm, the troops gathered again and began to march towards Jiamusi. Although the soldiers were tired, they knew that following Hu Bin to fight would not suffer any loss. It would be better to be tired than to sacrifice. Therefore, the soldiers had no complaints.

Some soldiers were tired of sitting, so they climbed onto the tank and sat, lying, stretching, etc. However, the drivers worked the hardest, and they had to drive the tank.

On the Soviet side, Stalin received a telegram from Bogmolov in China, saying that China hoped that the air force that supported the past could retreat immediately.

"Damn it, we Tula has not yet lost, why do they retreat!" Stalin said in a very angry voice after seeing the telegram.

He always believed that Moscow could definitely be defended because there were a lot of weapons, ammunition, and food prepared here, so the troops could fully hold on, but a telegram from China made Stalin feel very insulting!

"Commander, Rosovnev at the airport called and said that the Chinese air force demanded a retreat, but he did not agree, but they insisted on retreating. They are now arguing at the airport. Rosovnev sent a telegram to ask, what should we do now?" A staff officer came in and said to Stalin.

"What do they mean? Our Moscow has not broken the city yet. They look down on our Soviet Union so much? They look down on our Soviet troops so much?" Stalin shouted in a fire.

The generals were all bowing their heads there. Now when the Stalin fire was in great danger, he couldn't listen to any suggestions. Many generals did not think that Moscow could be defended, because there were still many troops coming here to support them.

When Tula is occupied by German troops, the next city is their capital Moscow. Germany will definitely attack this side, and the airport outside Moscow is definitely the first place where Germany will attack.

After a while, a staff officer came over and reported again: "The commander, the Chinese air force, is now strongly demanding a retreat. Their ground crews have already added fuel to the plane. However, our troops have been preventing them from retreating, and now the two sides are in a stalemate!"

"Tell General Rosovnev that they must not leave like this!" Stalin shouted loudly at the staff officer.

"Hi!" The staff officer heard this and immediately went out.

"Commander, I think we'd better let them go. Not only do they want to leave, but the planes in the suburbs of Moscow have to retreat. Now it seems that the defense line on Tula may be broken through at any time.

Germany has also added troops to Tula. To this day, there is still fierce fighting there. The German troops use the evening time to slowly erode us. Moreover, the traitors on our side take them to fight us. Now our troops there are very high pressure!" Marshal Budunny said to look at Stalin.

"What did you say?" Stalin heard him say this, his eyes fixed on him, and the sweat on Budonny's forehead immediately came down.

"Commander, Tula may be broken through at any time. Once it is broken through by Germany, their next goal is to us at the airports outside the city, and they will definitely occupy those airports.

Now, we should let the remaining aircraft take off and take off to Yekaterinburg. This is the basis for our future counterattack and should not be consumed here. Now we don’t have many bombers, so we can’t play much role here at all.

Moreover, Master Commander, you must also go with the Chinese troops and go to Yekaterinburg, and continue to lead our people and troops to resist the German invasion, so that our Germany will have a chance!" Budonnie said nervously.

He didn't know what Stalin would do to him when he heard it, but he knew that if he didn't say this, Stalin would definitely kill him as far as the words he said before.

"Do you all think so? You all think that Tula can't defend and can't attack German troops?" Stalin asked staring at the generals standing opposite him.

"Yes, it can't be stopped. In fact, we shouldn't support Tula. It's best for us to put our troops in Moscow. In this way, we have enough troops here to fight street battles with German troops." Another marshal Rovshilov also spoke.

"Yes, we are going to use Moscow to drag down German troops and continue to consume German troops. And Master, you go to Yekaterinburg and continue to lead the troops to our side. I think, in this way, we have hope for the Soviet Union.

If you go to Yekaterinburg and are close to China, we can get China's support and continue to fight against Germany at that time. Now our Soviet Union has more than 3 million recruits, more than 1 million troops in the Far East, and more than 2 million troops in various places. When the time comes, it will be a powerful force.

Moscow has fallen now, and there is no way, but we, the Soviet Union, cannot all fall!" Budonnie also advised Stalin.

"Commander, please leave with the Chinese troops now, so that we can let go of our hands and feet to fight!" Rovshilov said sincerely as he looked at Stalin.

"You ask me to think about it. Giving up our capital means giving up our country, giving up our people, no, no!" Stalin said while still shaking his head.

"Commander, you left for our country, and we can still start over! If we don't win here, Commander, what should we do in the future?" Budonnie said this and cried.

"Yes, commander-in-chief, if you can't defend here, what should we do if you are here?" Several generals cried, and Stalin was stunned at this time. He had not yet considered what happened after the failure of defense.

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Chapter completed!