Peshawar.

The situation in the calm battlefield of Afghanistan had such a big change, which made Mhamad not expect that before the beginning of winter last year, the Afghan Free Army defeated the Soviets very badly. The Soviets could not even protect their own transportation lines and could not get more supplies. The Soviets only endured a cold winter.

But now, after the winter passed, the Soviets unexpectedly launched a large-scale offensive. With the continuous bombing of high-altitude fighter jets, they disintegrated the morale of the Afghan Free Army, especially the inability to transport materials and lost logistical supplies. The Afghan Free Army has changed from a unit to a guerrilla.

Even Hwaja and Durani were suggesting that the troops be disbanded and hide in the mountains to fight guerrillas, breaking them into pieces.

Mhamad did not agree to their request, and now Mhamad is considering more.

"The supplies we transported this time have been cheaper than the Soviets." In the headquarters, looking at the large proportion of sand table, Musha Af said: "In the past, we attacked the Soviets' transportation lines and consumed their potential for war. Now, the Soviets have hit us with the key points."

Mhamad nodded. As the front line continued to report information, Mhamad knew how tragic the Afghan Free Army was fighting now. Thinking of the troops he created were being consumed by the Soviets, Mhamad felt extremely heartbroken.

The Soviet Union had air superiority, and using air to deal with the ground was an absolute advantage. Now, the Soviets performed this tactic very well. Even Mhamad admired the Soviets for such a trick in adversity.

But there was always something wrong, Mhamad looked at the sand table, frowned, and pondered.

When he looked at the Iranian border in western Afghanistan, a thought suddenly flashed into his mind, grandma, how could the Soviets go like this, right?

"The Soviets are now launching such a large offensive, especially their fighter jets, and the air strikes are so strong that half of them took off from Turkmenistan. Therefore, their logistical supply problem should have been solved." Mhamad said: "With a free army regiment in the Panjshir Valley, it is impossible for the Soviets to transport so much supplies, so they must have other channels!"

With his keen intuition, Mhamad discovered what was behind the war and supplies. How did the Soviets transport supplies?

"Do they rely on transport planes?" Musha Af asked.

"Of course not. With the transport volume of the transport aircraft, they couldn't even transport the supplies of a division." Mhamad said: "They must have come from here."

Following the direction Mhamad pointed, Musha Af looked over and said in surprise: "Borrowing Iran? How is this possible?"

"What's impossible? After all, scum is everywhere." Mhamad said: "Otherwise, now that the Soviet Union is encircling and suppressing the north, why can't there be any movement in the south?"

Musha Af immediately understood after Mhamad said this.

The Soviets could not transport a large number of supplies from northern Afghanistan. It was the world of the Afghan Free Army. If the Soviets wanted to pass, they had to pay a lot of casualties, especially the Panjshir Valley, which was simply a sad place for the Soviets. There were battles every day and vehicles were destroyed every day.

In winter, the severe cold of the Pamir Plateau stopped everything, and even the Afghan Free Army stopped attacking. They spent this cold winter in the cave, and at this time, the Soviets bypassed northern Afghanistan, walked around from the Iranian border, and went all the way to southern Afghanistan, and then scattered the materials across the country.

Our own attention was only in northern Afghanistan. Therefore, it was not expected that the Soviets would actually complete such a large-scale supply operation. Now, with sufficient ammunition and food, they finally began to launch a fierce attack on the Afghan Free Army.

When the Wakhan corridor was cut off, the Afghan Free Army lacked supplies from Pakistan, and it was difficult for them to persevere.

Such a large mobilization by the Soviets cannot be concealed from Iran. Although Iran is fighting with Iraq now, it is impossible not to arrange troops on the eastern border.

Now, regardless of whether the Iranian top leaders know it or not, at least the commander of the Eastern Frontier Force must have been colluded with the Soviets.

This is full of conspiracy.

The Afghan Free Army in the north is so dazzling. All Afghans know that it was the Afghan Free Army that liberated the entire Afghanistan and drove away the Soviets. In contrast, the Afghan guerrillas in the south did nothing.

If this continues, when the Afghan War is over, the Afghan Free Army will become the national army of Afghanistan, and the Afghan Liberal Party will become the ruling party of Afghanistan. In this way, the guerrillas in the south will definitely not want to see it.

Driven by various interests, they may have reached some kind of agreement with the Soviets, and the guerrillas in the south were supported by the Iranians. In this way, the Soviets passed the Iranian border safely and transported logistics supplies, and at the same time they dealt a heavy blow to the Afghan Free Army.

In history, such a thing did not happen, so Mhamad was not prepared for it. Now, due to Mhamad's travel, the Afghan war has developed in another direction. In this way, a new situation has emerged.

"If this is true, we have to start early." Musha Afgh said: "According to the offensive momentum of the Soviets, the Afghan Free Army can be disbanded in a few months."

"Yes!" Mhamad said loudly: "We must let the Soviets know that the Afghan Free Army will not be defeated! We should take action on both sides. I will send a unit of the Afghan Free Army to intersperse and reach the western Iran territory to find the Soviet transport troops and attack them. We must not let their logistics supplies arrive so swagger! Secondly, inform the Iranian top leaders and let them know that doing this is too much and we are very angry."

Mhamad would never agree to Iran's harm to the Afghan Free Army. Now, Mhamad has the means to control Iran. If they are obsessed with it, then Mhamad would rather not make high profits to subsidize its own air force than provide Iran with spare parts for Tomcats.

Under such conditions, the Iranian top leaders will make the right choice. Moreover, Mhamad knew that the guys at the Iranian top leaders were very noble. According to their personality, especially the spiritual leader, they should not let such a thing happen. It was the commander of the Eastern Iranian garrison troops.

"At the same time, we have to give some practical support to the Afghan Free Army." Mhamad said: "Take off the electronic jammers and interfere with the Soviet fighter jets."

Due to restrictions, Mhamad cannot command the Pakistan Air Force to cross-border attacks, which will expand the scale of the war. The consequences are not something Mhamad can bear. Now, take off an electronic jammer and interfere with each other without crossing the border. They can also maintain mutual restraint.

"But we have to protect the electronic jammers," Mushaav said. "Maybe the Soviets will cross the border and attack our electronic jammers."

"Yes, the Soviets are eager to jump over the wall and can do anything." Mhamad said: "We take off two Tomcat fighters to escort the electronic jammers. If the Soviets dare to attack, we will fight back!"

After thinking about it, Mhamad added: "We still have to take off an early warning aircraft and monitor the battlefield airspace."

Although Tomcat fighter jets have powerful radars, the fighter will not always turn on the radar during its real flight. They will only start when scanning the airspace and intercepting operations. If they turn on as soon as they take off and land, then it will be a few hours of use each time, and the radar will be scrapped soon. After all, the average fault-free interval of the awg-9 is only forty hours. Every battle, it takes more than ten minutes and needs to be detected frequently. If it is turned on all the time, it will be a waste.

"Appointment is issued to Peshawar Air Base." Musha Af said: "Start tomorrow, patrol interference."

Equipment introduced from the United States can finally work now.

Four high-power t56-a-15 turboprop engines were roaring, and the four propellers were rotating at the front of the wing, driving the transport aircraft to slide on the runway. As an excellent tactical transport aircraft, it also only slid for a few hundred meters before it was already in the air.

The shape of this transport aircraft is completely C-130. This is an excellent performance transport aircraft currently in service in the United States. It is just a large knife-shaped antenna above the dorsal fin and below each outer wing, and the small knife-shaped antennas on both sides of the fuselage, which shows that this transport aircraft is not ordinary. This is a modified electronic warfare aircraft!

The Americans were able to export this electronic warfare aircraft entirely because of the counterfire. Now, this electronic jammer will exert its due power.

"The compass call has taken off, requesting escort." The captain shouted in the radio on the front cockpit of the fuselage.

"The Eagle Squad received it and is taking off and rushing." Behind the ec-130h electronic fighter, two F-14 Tomcat fighters, turned on the afterburner and took off quickly.

Now, all 80 Tomcat fighters have returned to China. The most skilled pilot has been added to the Peshawar Military Region. The 15th Squadron here is equipped with a total of twenty-four Tomcat fighters. The rest are all at the air base in the east.

Although Rick, the young eagle, has become the captain of a flight team due to his last military achievements, and he likes this feeling of taking off.
Chapter completed!