"General, our troops have tried our best. We cannot break through the blockade line between the East Prussian Legion and the Bavarian Legion of Markensen. They even have the strength to threaten the Bay of Riga. Even if we cross the blockade line, we still have to walk 200 kilometers with our own feet to get the support of friendly forces." In Warsaw, a general said to Kuropatkin as if he was ashes.

"After we were surrounded, there was a tense situation. We had to grab food from the Poles. As the Bavarian Legion gathered the encirclement and the air force bombing, our supply became worse and worse. The daily distribution of each front-line troops was only one-third to one-half of the normal standard. There were even fewer logistics personnel and clerks, and many divisions had begun to let these people solve the food problem by themselves. The defense zone of the army where I was located was now in chaos. They could no longer be called the army. There were more and more conflicts between the troops for food and even fired each other." The commander of the Russian Second Army also said.

"Okay, needless to say, the Second Army is like this. I'm afraid the situation of other army groups will be even worse. In fact, if we stand in Warsaw and look at this chaotic city, we can imagine the situation in other places. I know your ideas. We can't leave, and there will be no reinforcements. The Germans obviously have to take action in the Bay of Riga. All the remaining troops are concentrated in the Bay of Riga as much as possible. Even Ukrainian troops will be greatly weakened next year. How can anyone care about us?" Kuropatkin stood up from his seat with a wry smile, walked to the windowsill, and looked at the city in the distance.

The entire Russian command was protected by heavy troops, and continuous fortifications made of sandbags and barbed wire fences pulled out on the road protected the entire command. Here, in order to ensure the safety of themselves and these generals, an infantry regiment and a military police force were deployed in the command. They even pushed the 3-inch rapid-fire cannon into a temporary barricade and blocked the main passage with the machine guns next to them, facing their former subordinates as if facing the Germans. No one suspected that once the command could not guarantee a shock, the rioters and soldiers outside would rush in! Because there was the food they needed and a large amount of clean water.

Apart from this place, the entire Warsaw, the largest city in Russia, has fallen into chaos. The chaotic army, who can't even eat, chose to attack the civilians without hesitation. Anyway, for the Russians, the Poles are not the same race. In this case, who will not rob them?

Night is about to fall, the most chaotic and darkest moment is coming, and after night, the city will become even more chaotic. Clusters of black smoke and flames from some residential areas can already explain this. Just three days ago, Kuropatkin planned to draw a division from the Second Army to stabilize the situation in Warsaw, but until now, the division has not completed a mere 30 kilometers of road...

The situation in the entire war zone was worse than that in Warsaw. The Russian army relied on the fortress and fortress, betting that its final family was unable to withstand the attacks of the two German legions, allowing the other party to travel hundreds of kilometers and then form an encirclement. Now, the Russian army has almost lost all external supplies, and more than half of the heavy equipment and elite troops have lost. Why can they fight?

So much so that Kuropatkin is now suspicious that the fundamental reason why he can be in Warsaw instead of in the German prisoner-of-war camp was that the German army deliberately indulged. This is not a random thought. The Poles do not agree with the Russians, nor do they like the Germans. Therefore, in the mind of a Russian, it is that since these guys do not want to be obedient people, it doesn’t matter if there are fewer people, Germany has a lot of people and fewer land...

The Russian troops on the front line have already surrendered to the Bavarian army, but the German army has always controlled the speed of advancement, so the remaining Russian-Polish region is in chaos. Everyone is now considering only two issues. The first question is when the German army will advance and then surrender. The second question is how to survive before the German army arrives...

"So, the only thing we can do at the moment is, to surrender after the Germans arrive at our doorstep. As for other troops? Do they do whatever they want." Kuropatkin said in dismay.

"Do we want to destroy something? We can't let the city fall into the hands of the Germans like this, right?" said an officer.

"Haha, in that case, you and your subordinates will not see the sun tomorrow, and the Germans don't even have to do it themselves. When they take away the guns and bullets in your hands, the furious Poles will tear you to pieces, and then these Poles will avenge Russia. They will temporarily choose to cooperate with the Germans. The war has reached this level, and in fact, we are the ones who lose. Therefore, the best result is to wait for the arrival of fate and at the same time to preserve the last dignity of the empire as much as possible." Kuropatkin said. The so-called final dignity of the empire is to wait until the Germans hit their doorsteps before we surrender...

At the same time, in Konisburg, Ruprecht also decided to prepare for the final closing of the net, "That is, we have prepared facilities, supplies, and whereabouts of these personnel to accept more than 500,000 prisoners of war?" The prince said, looking at the report in his hand.

"Yes, the prisoners of war camps have been planned. These places are just a transit station. They are soon allocated to factories everywhere. The labor saved from this can bring our troops to a new level. As for the supplies, it is actually mainly a food problem. With the arrival of a new batch of food sent by the Americans, we are now enough to support these prisoners of war and the Poles for several months. Prussia is also preparing to take over some parts of Russian Poland, so we are under no pressure." Admiral Schmidt said.

"Our army logistics also needs to be supplemented with some people, and, I think, we need some leading party. Choose some reliable, the national policies of the Russians are very bad, and we can always find some people who are willing to avenge Tsarist Russia." The prince thought for a while and said.

"According to your order, we will draw out a group of auxiliary troops composed of Poles, Ukrainians and Cossacks." said Admiral Schmidt.

"Well, now start closing the net, and then we go to Riga. After taking Riga, we go to Ukraine and the Balkans!" The prince finally ordered the closing.

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