The Kremlin Shi Daling was watching the formal peace talks brought by the Japanese ambassador to the Soviet Union Miji Kenkawa. The more he looked, the more angry he couldn't help but roar at the Politburo member and the People's Committee Chairman Molotov in the house: "The Japanese want to have a peace talk? Let's have their dream of spring and autumn! These shameless monkeys on eucalyptus trees on the island, these skinny dogs who steal food, want to escape without punishment? Fart! Fart! Garbage! Garbage!"

Shi Daling was very angry and spread his anger on Molotov, blaming him for the little signs of wanting to negotiate.

After two months of battle, Russia lost more than 30,000 square kilometers of land, lost all the minerals on the northern half of Sakhalin Island and its above, lost the right to open the offshore oil field, the Soviet army lost more than 80,000 aircraft, more than 70,000 tanks, armored vehicles, hundreds of artillery more than 75mm or more, dozens of ships and submarines, and killed more than 30,000 soldiers and injured more than 50,000 soldiers. How to calculate such a huge loss? Armistice? How to truce without winning? How to explain to the people of the whole country, the great and correct Shi Daling, who told me, how to face the contemptuous eyes of the world's powers?

You have to win! The Japanese must be allowed to spit out all they eat, and not only that, they should also spit out more.

It is okay to have a truce in a war that has not been won. It must be something we can't get from the negotiating table on the battlefield. Just like the 1689 treaty (Nebuchu Treaty) signed with the Qing government of the Chinese Qing Dynasty, which was what I wanted. That time, the Tatar Emperor clearly won, but gave up the land of millions of square kilometers east of Lake Baikal. You must know that there are Mongolians who are closer to them living on that land, but I don't know what a good reason this is.

But the Japanese were much more traitorous than the Tatar Emperor, and they were even less stingy and stingy. They never lost anything if they won. The Southern Sakhalin Island and the Kuril Islands were won and snatched by them in the Russo-Japanese War in 1905.

This time, the Japanese agreed to return to the 1,600 square kilometers of land in the Hassan Lake area, but they actually wanted the North Sakhalin Island and Zhanggufeng, and the Kaidong Schmidt Sea Area oilfield without interference. It was so annoying that I was unbearable!

So if you want to avoid being taken advantage of by the Japanese, you have to beat them! They will be beaten until they are convinced and they will never dare to look at me with their eyes. Not only will the North Sakhalin Island be taken back, but I also want South Sakhalin Island and the Kuril Islands. It would be even better if I can get involved in Hokkaido.

Shi Daling roared and scared Molotov to the point of sweat, sweat dripping down his forehead, and in a short while it wet his chest and back. Who is not afraid of Comrade Shi Daling? Who is not afraid of this ruthless ruler? Especially when he is furious.

"Comrade Shi Daling" Molotov trembled with a handkerchief to wipe the sweat from his forehead, and looked at Shi Daling carefully and swallowed hard. He defended himself: "I mean... I'm fighting while talking, and taking advantage of the Japanese's relaxation in negotiations to give them a large-scale fierce attack, destroy their living forces, destroy their logistics supply, and finally cease fire after winning the battlefield. In this way, we will never suffer a loss."

We fight and talk while fighting, and use fighting to promote talk. Suddenly attack by force during the negotiation. Although this is a bad trick, it still works.

Well! This is still like that! Shi Daling is quite satisfied with Molotov's words just came out, and he does not compromise on the take-out strategy. It's very good, this is what I want to hear.

"Huh? Comrade Molotov? Why are you covered in sweat on your forehead? The weather is not very hot!" Shi Daling "notes" Molotov's embarrassing appearance, and is full of pride in his authority. Look! They are all afraid of me!

"Yes! Yes! Burn!" Molotov, who had no choice, did not dare to say that he was frightened by Shi Daling and made up a reason randomly.

Shi Daling stared at Molotov for a while, and saw that this loyal subordinate was really scared by him. He felt relieved and ordered slowly: "Okay, Comrade Molotov, you should summon the Japanese ambassador Miji Kenkawa now. Be more clever and hide your intentions to let them relax their vigilance and hold them back for ten days. As long as they relax, I will ask Comrade Zhukov to give them a good look, a powerful look, a heavy blow that they cannot bear! Okay, go."

Shi Daling was not going to talk nonsense to Molotov and drove him away.

The key to the next step is whether Comrade Zhukov can win a big victory. He needs to understand Zhukov's requirements and plans.

After a tense telegram exchange, Zhukov, who was far away in Khabarovsk, came his next combat plan. The plan was to wipe out the 9th Japanese Division stationed in the Hassan Lake area, and at the same time attack the Japanese garrison in Dongning, northeast China. There was a fortress there that poses a great threat to S1, which was a fortress that could attack and retreat or defend. Since the Japanese Third Division, a brigade of the 8th Division and a 12th Division were transferred to the Hassan Lake area, there were two brigades of the 12th Division and the 57th Division recently transferred from Japan, plus two border guards, a total of about 45,000 people. Zhukov decided to destroy this.

Fortress, destroy the garrison and give the Japanese a shocking thunder. On the Soviet side of the Tatar Strait of Sakhalin Island, Zhukov had secretly deployed hundreds of bombers at four airports 1-3oo kilometers away from Sakhalin Island. He just waited for the fourth combat plan to be approved and immediately bombed several offshore drilling platforms that the Japanese had worked hard to build, and bombed Japanese oil tankers around the drilling platform. Even if Japan had already deployed an interception circle there, Zhukov had to do it. Even if all the 100 bombers were lost, he would kill the Japanese offshore oil wells. I can't get it, and I can't let you get it either. This is a strategy and a tactic.

In order to implement this plan smoothly, Zhukov asked Shi Daling to urge the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces to break the Khaba-Muji Line and the newly built Suijia Line one or two days before his attack, with a brave fighting spirit and efficient attack tactics, so that the Japanese Kwantung Army reserve corps could not increase troops in the direction of Mudanjiang Dongning in the short term, and could not increase troops in the direction of Jiamusi. Cutting off the Khaba-Muji Line means that the Japanese army on the Dongning Defense Line will not receive reinforcements, so that the Soviet side will completely annihilate the Japanese army on the Dongning Defense Line. Cutting off the Suijia Line means that the Japanese army cannot strengthen the troops in the direction of Jiamusi, and thus cannot attack Khabarovsk. The fastest way to transport troops and weapons is the railway. As long as the railway is cut off for half a month, Zhukov will be sure to complete the battle.

Finally, Zhukov also mentioned that the map of Dongning Fortress drawn by the Anti-Japanese United Army last year is very good, but the Japanese army has been mobilized frequently recently. The locations of the Japanese army's garrison and some ammunition depots indicated on the map may have changed slightly. I hope that the Anti-Japanese United Army can send people there again. In addition to conveying the latest information, it can also guide Soviet bombers around the fortress positions to carry out precise bombing.

For this decisive battle, Zhukov successively dispatched the Far East Military Region, the latter Baikal Military Region and the Siberian Military Region a total of 21 army divisions, 3 air defense brigades, 5 aviation divisions, 4 mechanized infantry divisions, and 3 tank divisions, with a total of 450,000 people. Especially the two divisions of the Siberian Military Region, which are a highly combat-effective team composed of the fierce "barbaric" people in Central Asia. They will take the lead in attacking the Dongning Fortress.

Zhukov firmly believed that as long as he broke the Dongning Fortress, something that the Japanese were proud of, would greatly destroy the perverted self-confidence of the Japanese and would permanently shock the Japanese from then on.

Fighting with the Japanese must be hard against hard, tooth for tooth, and eye for eye for eye. Any cowardly retreat will bring greater sacrifices. Since the borders of the two ethnic groups have been bordering, there has been constant conflicts, from the competition for the Kuril Islands on the Sakhalin Island at the end of the last century to the Russo-Japanese War against Manchuria at the beginning of this century, until Zhanggufeng Nomenkan, Japan and Russia have been in conflict for a long time. This is simply a dead knot that cannot be solved. I want what the Japanese want, and the Japanese want, and it is time to resolve it. I will give you a deep lesson with a large number of troops and a large amount of steel. Do you still covet the Far East?

Zhukov also knew that the Japanese on the opposite side were also wild beasts, and their "violence" was no less than their own army, but they had weaknesses. They had few armies and they were not prepared for a large-scale conflict with us. Secondly, they had few technical weapons. If they left the coast, their army equipment problems were exposed. No matter how high-quality weapons were insufficient, they would still not play a decisive role. Moreover, the Japanese land combat weapons were still bad as we did? Those dozens of terrifying new fighter jets killed one less one, and they would eventually be overwhelmed by our numerical advantages.

After reading Zhukov's plan, Shi Daling pondered for a long time. After an hour, he picked up the phone and asked Dimitrov, General Secretary of the Communist League.

Half an hour later, the radio waves filled with hope flew from Moscow to the distant Yan'an City. Five hours later, Yan'an called back: fully agree with Comrade Shi Daling's next plan. The Anti-Japanese War will cooperate with Comrade Zhukov to launch a railway attack battle at the time and place you hope and agree to send comrades who stayed at S1 secretly sneak into the fortress area from Dongning to investigate and guide the bombing target. The telegram accompanied by a request, saying: In order to better play the role of the Anti-Japanese War, can S1 provide another 20 tons of ammunition to the Anti-Japanese War? In addition, in order to avoid suspicion of the Chinese National Government on this matter, the Anti-Japanese War can nominally belong to S1 command, so we call them S1 foreign volunteers.

What Shi Daling didn't know was that within these five hours, Mao ZD, Zhu D and Ren BS had already communicated with Yang Jingyu several long telegrams to discuss the significance, purpose, goals and consequences of this battle.

During these five hours, Yang Jingyu also communicated with Ma Qian'an with a telegram. As soon as Ma Qian'an saw the words "labor" attacking Dongning Fortress on Yang Jingyu's telegram, the two big words "labor" immediately appeared in his mind.

OK! Let's promise S1 people, we will send a reconnaissance team, advance team, and then guide the workers to escape to the Su territory when S1 people attack. These are all good soldiers with great hatred against the Japanese! In the future, they will not need to mobilize them to fight the Japanese. At this time, there are definitely no less than 30,000 workers in the fortress construction. Half of them can run over will be a big victory. Go! Why not go?
Chapter completed!