?The capital of Xing'an North Province is Hailar City. "" The province covers an area of ​​more than 100,000 square kilometers, including Hailar City, Solon Banner, Manzhouli City, Chenbar Tiger Banner, New Bar Tiger Left Wing Banner, New Bar Tiger Right Wing Banner, Erguna Left Wing Banner, Erguna Right Wing Banner.

Of course, the Anti-Japanese United Army and the Mazhan Mountain Tribe do not have the ability to occupy Hailar and Manzhouli. They only occupy the left and right flags of Erguna, an area of ​​about 20,000 square kilometers. The Joint Command is located on the mountain near Shiwei Town, close to the Erguna River, and opposite the Soviet Union is the Soviet Union.

After the troops expelled the Japanese garrison troops on the border, they immediately entered a tense preparation for war. The overall strategic thinking was mainly defense and attack as supplemented. Therefore, the two armies used tall and steep peaks as support points to establish defensive positions along the ridge line or where the terrain was dangerous and easy to defend and difficult to attack. The appearance was just like a semicircle, the circular line was the direction of the defense of the Japanese army, and the straight line was the Erguna River, the border river between China and Russia. The coalition relied on this border river to contact the Soviet Union to obtain supplies.

The opponent's big leap and rapid attack made Anan Weiji angry for several days, but as time went by, the situation gradually became clearer.

The intention of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces was very clear. Anan Weiji also determined the opponent's plan in a short period of time. The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces and Ma Zhanshan's troops were undoubtedly ready to persevere for a long time and even burn together. The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces will be an extremely hard stone. If the Japanese army is not careful, they will be hit by blood and suffer heavy losses. However, at the same time, it also provides Anan Weiji with the opportunity to destroy the main force of the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

In order to prevent the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces from obtaining Soviet support, the Japanese ambassador to Moscow quickly visited Molotov and reiterated the Soviet Union's intention to restrict the Soviet Union from providing arms and other materials to the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces.

Molotov retorted that he did not abide by the treaty, frequently invaded the Outer Mongolia border, burned, killed and looted the residents of the border, and the two sides had a big quarrel in disagreement.

Before leaving, Miji Jiankawa threatened that if he caught evidence of supply from the Soviet Union, he would take severe retaliation measures. Molotov was angry by this sentence, changed his diplomatic etiquette and used a very rogue behavior and replied: "No one has the right to interfere in the act of transporting some materials to the border! If anyone is interested in these materials and wants to steal or rob them across the border, we will crack down on them severely. If this hurts our people, I don't mind using the "Molotov Bread Basket" to visit those stolen people."

Miji Jiankawa was so angry that he shouted: "If the Chinese Resistance Army robbed that batch of supplies, would you also throw the bread basket?"

"Not only that, we will also fire our guns, but I don't know if we can hit it."

"I can't hit it? Will I put it in the sky?"

"No matter which direction the bullet flies, it will always land, so our bullets have targets."

"Are you targeting the Great Japanese Empire?"

Molotov shrugged: "Please don't abuse yourself! We treat everyone equally and will still have a bread basket, but what is in the bread basket can only be known when we receive it."

Molotov had already received instruction from Shi Daling. Faced with the Japanese's dangerous words and bluffs, he must fight back with more terrifying words. He would not lose all his flesh. He would curse hard, but he would do it. Anyway, the Japanese had not even solved the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces yet, so he would definitely have no time to draw out more troops to threaten the Far East.

International diplomacy is both complex and simple. Complexity means that both sides are trying to figure out the other side’s intentions and collecting intelligence to evaluate the other’s strength. Simply speaking, when all the strength is put on the table and all the favorable and unfavorable conditions are clear, the showdown is extremely simple. Shi Daling has begun to draw troops from the Far East Military Region to Stalingrad to rescue the siege. In order to prevent the Kanto Army from quickly resolving the threat of the Far East after the Anti-Japanese United Army, it is necessary to provide strong assistance to the Anti-Japanese United Army now, so that the Chinese people can hold on for more time to delay the Kanto Army.

Since the strategy has been decided, how can I be scared by a few words of intimidation? So Molotov's tough and arrogant fight back.

Molotov's bread basket is an allusion, and Miji Kenkawa certainly knew it. During the Soviet-Finn War, the Soviet army carried out strategic bombings on Finland, and public opinion was in a big uproar. Roosevelt sent a special envoy to inquire about the Soviet government, hoping to stop bombing civilians. Molotov replied: Soviet aircraft did carry out missions over Helsinki - they dropped bread to save the poor Finnish masses who were hungry and cold under the decadent capitalist system! The despicable Finnish government insisted on carrying dirty dirty to the great Red Army, saying that they dropped bombs! So soon after, the Soviet Union's spread-type incendiary bombs received such a "nickname" - "Molotov's bread basket".

The meaning behind it is very clear. If the Japanese army dares to forcibly attack the vehicles and personnel in the Soviet Union who provided supplies to the Anti-Japanese United Nations, Molotov will repay them to the "Molotov Bread Basket".

Miji Kenkawa was furious and couldn't wait to send a message to Tokyo for instructions after returning to the embassy.

During the time when the Japanese army regained their troops and advanced cautiously, the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces obtained a large number of "bread baskets" made of wicker, and boxes of tents, military cotton uniforms, cotton boots, flour, corn, bullets, shells, weapons and other supplies poured into the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces' control area. When night fell, sled teams were loaded with items slid quickly from the frozen ice surface of the Erguna River, and were quickly transferred to the hands of soldiers and the masses. One by one, light or dark front line, appeared behind the first circular defensive position like mushrooms after a rain.

In order to speed up the progress, the two Li-2 transport aircraft must fly low once a night, and countless bags of military supplies wrapped in cotton and linen were pushed out from the cabin.

They are competing with the Japanese army for time.

The tough attitude of the Soviets intimidated Hideki Tojo. Tojo refused to act rashly without clearing the Anti-Japanese Allied Forces. In desperation, he could only strictly order Mejiro Umezu to speed up the attack and suppression. The air force attacked the supply convoy or transport team and cut off the supply line of the Erguna River.

After "careful" reconnaissance by the Japanese air force stationed in Hailar and Manzhouli, it was determined that the Anti-Japanese United Army received supplies at night. In order to combat the supply of the Soviet Union, night fighter jets must be dispatched.

The Kwantung Army has not deployed many aircraft in the puppet Manchuria. So far, there are not more than 800. There are very few "Dragon Slaying" twin-engine night fighters suitable for night combat. For this reason, Mejiro Umezu asked for emergency help from the base camp. Finally, a few days later, a brand new "Dragon Slaying" air force, a total of 32 fighters, based on Hailar, was dispatched at night along the Erguna River to block the transport line of the Anti-Japanese United Army.

Soon the Japanese night fighter fleet discovered that they were in big trouble.

They encountered interceptions from hundreds of anti-aircraft weapons. Wherever the group passed, they were greeted by clearly extinguished anti-aircraft artillery fire. Under the illumination of searchlights, a series of small-caliber anti-aircraft artillery shells and large-caliber anti-aircraft machine gun shells rose to the sky like locusts. Over Shiwei Town, the tracer even reflected the sky red.

The Anti-Japanese Allied Forces are armed with unprecedented speed and are becoming stronger. They have not only obtained heavy weapons, but also learned to "waste" ammunition like splashing water. This way of using ammunition has made Anan Weiji deeply worried.

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