According to the current situation, Austria can obtain at least 30,000 to 40,000 square kilometers of land from Russian Poland, and at least one third of Belarus. These places are no less than Romania, but this is just the beginning. Later Moldova and most of Ukraine will divide Bavaria and Austria equally! If Hungary cannot show enough value, then Austria can obtain at least 150,000 square kilometers of Ukraine's fertile black soil, coal mines and other resources! Well, how could Hungary watch such a large piece of cake slip away from it?

It is precisely because of this that Borusinov was sure that his opponent would fight a war of attrition with himself in shallow positions! There is a reason for launching multiple attacks at the same time, rather than concentrating his troops like before. The most important thing is that the Hungarians are relatively weak, and the Russians do not need to concentrate their troops like they break through Austrian positions. (What? You said to break through the position of the Bavarian Legion? This? Just think about it.) Another point is that the Hungarians do not know where the main attack direction of the Russian army is, thus blocking the leak everywhere, causing chaos in their own system, and today creates conditions for the second phase of the Russian army's assault!

War is a game that can make fewer mistakes than who can make less mistakes. If the attack direction is wrong, if the blocked place is not blocked, then it is not far from failure. Test the opponent's position through multiple attacks, and then find out the weak points. Once you die, it is the essence of Borusinov's battle!

After experiencing the first phase of the large-scale attributable war between infantry and infantry, both sides should have suffered great losses, and the front line should have been riddled with holes. At this time, the Russians' killer moves came! 100,000 cavalry are the killer and key in this battle! If it is a positional war, the combat effectiveness of the cavalry troops is not as good as that of the infantry. After all, the cavalry lacks heavy weapons support, which is like a cook Ding cut a cow. At the beginning, he must use a heavy hammer to split a large bone, and then dismember the opponent and use a thin and fast blade!

Borusinov used this sharp blade to expand the results of the battle! The Russians had limited troops and insufficient equipment, so they could not encircle their opponents while breaking through the opponent's positions like the Bavarian Legion. But it doesn't matter, Ukraine's poor infrastructure made up for this problem.

In Poland, the density of railways and roads per unit area is more than 6 times that of Ukraine! If it is just a breakthrough rather than a guarantee, the retreating party can quickly retreat through various transportation lines and enter the second line of defense, which is also the difficulty of the Polish battle. But there is no problem in Ukraine. As long as you feel the key supply points and pinch the few highways, the collapsed Hungarian army will be exhausted even if you don’t have to fight!

As for the support from the other party? If the Bavarian Legion is in the middle and close to the Hungarian Legion, then Borusinov still has to worry about it. However, now, the Bavarian Legion is only a few hundred kilometers away in northern Ukraine and Belarus. The so-called maneuverability is really hard to say how much time it takes to run the entire journey under bad road conditions. Moreover, Borusinov felt that Bavaria did not seem to be interested in the casualties of the Hungarian army!

As for concentrating firepower, it goes without saying that, adhering to the usual Russian cold-bloodedness, it is not a big deal to avoid casualties, as long as weapons can be left behind... However, now, in order to ensure sufficient output of the main assault points and sufficient number of light artillery for the cavalry, Borusinov also doesn't mind letting most troops use blood and light weapons to break the opponent's defense line.

However, this kind of concentrated firepower has advantages, but its disadvantages are also obvious, that is, the lack of flexibility in firepower support, which has been reflected in the two battles in history. Even in the late stage of the Second World War, the Soviet army's deep strategy was perfect, and their artillery maneuvers were still dull, and the artillery troops could only maneuver according to the predetermined line. If they depart, then supply would be a problem. Moreover, the so-called Soviet army's firing of tens of thousands of cannons at the same time and the firepower density was extremely high? It makes sense, but it depends on the situation!

The Soviet army's firepower is mainly reflected in the destruction of the world when breaking through the opponent's position. However, if you want to talk about how many artillery can be used on the front line after going deep into the opponent's position for dozens of kilometers, or more than 100 kilometers in the battle, it is hard to say. A US division consumes about 600 tons of materials a day, while a Soviet army of the same level consumes more than 300 tons a day. The gap can also be seen in terms of the degree of material consumption. In addition to the consumption of front-line combat troops, a considerable part of the consumption is actually the cost of the troops' mobility!

(In fact, the German army is also a loser, and the troops' mobility is also quite dependent on mules and horses. It seems that there is not a completely mechanized army in the German army. There are more or less horses in each unit's logistics unit.)

Therefore, with the final knockout of the plan, more than 400,000 Russian troops were deployed along the 500-kilometer front line, and a large number of troops began to mobilize from the northern line to the south. Vehicles originally used to undertake transportation tasks to Moscow and St. Petersburg were also transferred to the front line. On the vast Ukrainian plain, people and traffic flows transported thousands of tons of supplies and hundreds of thousands of troops to the front line like blood vessels.

At this moment, Russia, which had been severely injured, was like a giant struggling before her death. She began to force herself to prosper! You can say that he was rebirth or he was struggling dyingly, but it is undeniable that as a great power, the power of this attack is still very terrifying!

However, while the Russian army commanded by Borusinov was carefully preparing for the Borusinov offensive in this plane, the allies were not idle. Prince Leopold, who was commanding Ukraine-Belarus-Bavaria and Bohemia Legion, was planning how to cross the Dnieper River. The Chief of Staff Conrad, who was commanding the Austrian Legion, was also preparing to follow the Bavarian Legion after the Dnieper River broke through. And what about the Hungarians? They were currently fighting with the Russians north of the Dnieper River. But even they were waiting for the three nominal Prussian troops!

The general who commanded this army was also a celebrity! This is the other person outside, Lieutenant General Hans von Seckett, who was known as the father of the "100,000 National Welfare Forces" during the Weimar period and was once the leader of the German military delegation during the Republic of China. At this time, under his leadership, this army had crossed the border line of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and entered Ukraine. Here, he saw his friendly forces!

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