Steel Soviet Union

Most of the Japanese troops have turned into corpses lying on the battlefield.

A small number of lunatics who resisted stubbornly and continued to shoot black guns, pull grenades, and self-destruct despite being injured were shot dead by the Red Army before they could succeed at all.

But this is still not all. At least there are still a small number of Japanese soldiers who made completely different choices from the above. They did not choose to fight to the end but cherish their own lives.

"We surrender! Surrender! Please don't shoot, we have laid down our weapons and decided to surrender to the Soviet Red Army!"

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Looking at the small group of Japanese soldiers on the opposite side who raised their hands and shouted that they wanted to surrender, whether it was Alsim or Sulovechenko, as well as the vast majority of the Red Army soldiers who were continuing to advance, they were all This all feels quite unbelievable.

"I feel like there's a scam in there. If you don't protect everything, you're going to blow yourself up or trick us. What should I say?"

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Sulovechenko, who was used to seeing all kinds of crazy and outrageous behaviors of the Japanese army, did not believe the self-declared surrender of these Japanese troops, at least subjectively he did not want to believe it.

Alsim on the side heard this with his AK in his hand tightly, and after thinking for a moment, he immediately gave the order.

"Go up and take a look, everyone, stay vigilant!"

The most conspicuous and eye-catching thing about this group of surrendering Japanese soldiers is actually not their bizarre behavior, but the thing held in the hands of the leading Japanese soldier.

It was a white flag, a necessary item for surrender, but the method of making the white flag using local materials was quite unbearable.

It was only after Alsim got closer that he discovered that the white flag was actually a plaster flag made by the Japanese. They cut off the plaster part in the middle and the right side directly, leaving only the pure white part on the left half, making one side narrow and long. The striped flag is used as a white flag.

"These bandy-legged monkeys are quite capable, but they actually have such creativity, which I can't even imagine."

Sulovechenko stepped forward and weighed the strange white flag that he had snatched from the Japs. The more he looked at it, the more he felt that it was too strange. He couldn't help but complain for a while.

Alsim on the side looked carefully at the Japanese captain in front of him who took the lead in announcing his intention to surrender.

The typical short figure stood forward, just above Alsim's chest. The smile that almost reached the ears made people feel uglier than crying. Speaking of which, this was the first time he had captured a captain-level prisoner. Alsim immediately asked.

"Why surrender? Aren't you Japs popular in mass suicide attacks that would rather die than surrender? Why are you still alive when all your soldiers are almost dead?"

"Ah this"

This Japanese captain who surrendered voluntarily is very rare, and he can actually speak Russian.

Although it sounds lame and unintelligible, at least you can understand the general meaning.

He was the one who took the lead in calling for surrender just now, so Alsim didn't waste any time and directly asked the questions in his mind in Russian.

But problems like this were enough to stop the Japanese captain on the spot.

If you don’t answer no, it would be embarrassing to answer.

You can't say that I was really afraid of death and wanted to surrender. I was worried that the young red deer with overloaded pig brains would overwhelm me, so I asked them to die first and then I surrendered. This way, everything was safe.

Just when the captain was hesitating and not knowing how to answer, the huge steel body roaring from behind Alsim had already arrived in front of him. It was the IS7 heavy tank of the leader's army and the most powerful one in active service in the Red Army.

Speaking of which, this was the first time that the captain, who had come to surrender with a few henchmen who were willing to follow him, saw this terrifying Russian steel beast up close and personal.

Huge, heavy, extremely oppressive and terrifying.

Every time the giant steel beast moved closer to him, and the distance got slightly closer, the captain, whose face was so dull that it seemed as if the pause button had been pressed on his whole body, felt the tremor of the earth under his feet getting stronger.

When this huge thing really hit his face, he was slowly passing by.

Only the shocked captain could be thought of, and he even felt that the ground beneath his feet was not shaking, but a real earthquake.

"Alsim, after receiving instructions from our superiors, we have to move forward and launch an attack. There is no time to delay any more. Take these prisoners and set off quickly."

"knew."

The commander, half leaning out of the turret, was the commander of the heavy tank battalion, which had the same military rank as Alsim and was also a major.

After responding, Alsim didn't intend to hold on to the devil's captain any longer. Looking at his posture, he didn't expect any loud farts to come out of his mouth, so he raised his hand and made a gesture of throwing away garbage. Signs ordered the prisoners to be escorted.

"I didn't expect that they actually surrendered. Not even a bullet was found on everyone. I thought all Japanese were self-destruction madmen."

The soldiers accompanying him came up and sighed. Sulovechenko, who was still holding the strange white flag in his hand, threw it to the ground, thinking it was just throwing away paper and garbage, and looked at it. The departing figures of several surrendered Japanese soldiers were escorted away and then said.

"Aren't there also lunatics among the Germans who go hand in hand with their colleagues who still have brains? It's just a matter of proportion. It is estimated that there will be more and more such people in the future, and they will only go the same way as when Nazis were destroyed. The situation is exactly the same as before.”

After ending this episode, Alsim and his party quickly assembled their team, got back on the vehicle, followed the tank in the infantry fighting vehicle, and launched another round of offensive again - a pincer attack on the Japanese army's second position.

According to Kulbalov's earlier combat deployment, after annihilating the Japanese tank troops that were encircling reinforcements on the left and right, the heavy mechanized troops attacking from the left and right wings should continue to advance. Together with the main offensive force in the middle, we launched a three-way pincer attack of "left, center and right" against the Japanese second position.

There was only one purpose: to break through the defense of the second Japanese position in the shortest possible time and prepare for the subsequent general attack on the third and last Japanese position.

At this time, in the middle attack direction, the leader's attack force, which had completed its scheduled combat mission ahead of schedule and seized control of the first position, had begun to attack.

The artillery fire coverage continued until the tank was at full power and rushed forward with the infantry fighting vehicle.

The Japanese soldiers, who were doubtful about their lives by the heavy artillery that swept across the sky, just staggered on their front legs and walked out of the artillery hole in the posture of survivors, their bodies as soft as mud that had been pulled out of their bones.

On the back of my feet, I felt the tremors of the earth have begun, and the torrent of Russian steel carrying dust flying towards me was already approaching.

No matter what, the Japanese commander drew his command sword first and then shouted.

"Attack! Get into position and prepare to shoot!"

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