Chapter 799 How Bad the Situation Is

The Germans are not stupid and know the secret agreement between the Soviet Union and Britain, and at the same time, the Soviets are not stupid!

Now, the Soviet Union's invasion of Finland is not going well. One of the important aspects is that the Finns' weapons suddenly changed their shotguns. Even the heavy Shire B1 tanks were suddenly able to start. .

This shows what?

Finland was reinforced, by a large reinforcement from a certain country!

Who is this country?

Not the UK, because the UK doesn't have that many legal weapons either, only the Germans! After defeating France, the French weapons were given to the Finns!

On the surface, in the Soviet-Finnish war, Germany supported the Soviet Union, but in fact, the Germans were secretly supporting the Finns!

This is difficult for the Soviet Union to accept. Germany is actually an accomplice of the Finns!

Just now, Molotov denied the agreement between the Soviet Union and the United Kingdom, and was despised by Cyric, and now, if Cyric denies, then Molotov will despise him too.

After all, another aspect of Molotov's mission here was to protest against Germany.

In the past, although the Soviet Union knew about it, it did not act, because the Soviet Union also reached a secret agreement with the United Kingdom, and the Soviet Union was even ready to do it with Germany. At this time, the small actions of the Germans in Finland also made the Soviet Union say Nothing comes out.

But now, the Soviet Union has bowed its head, and Molotov personally came to explain, if the Germans do not admit this matter, hum, the Soviet Union is also a big country, so don’t be afraid of Germany!

If it weren't for Finland... that's what almost every Soviet high-ranking person would have been gnashing their teeth at.

"This matter has something to do with us." Cyric admitted it generously, which surprised Molotov. The other party was really frank, no, really arrogant!

"It's all because of our poor supervision." Cyric continued: "We asked the Petain government to compensate us for our military expenses in the French war. When they couldn't get that much money together, they began to sell. I don't know, They actually sold their belongings to Finland, and we do have a responsibility."

Cyric's words made Molotov feel extremely unhappy, who did he lie to?

Would the French dare to say that it was not dominated by the German government? And, in doing so, it's clearly to their advantage.

However, now that Cyric said so, he couldn't refute it. After all, if he refuted, then he would have to confront the French government. Petain could say anything, but he was a German boy.

And, the Germans conceded, that's a good sign.

"We will strictly order the French government to stop exporting any weapons to the Finnish government," Ciric said. "We strictly abide by the non-aggression agreement we reached with the Soviet Union, and ask the Soviet Union to abide by the corresponding commitments."

The Germans are still taboo to fight on two fronts. Molotov couldn't help thinking in his heart, but unfortunately, if it weren't for Finland, he would definitely get more land.

"Okay, let's discuss the military technical assistance just now. Regarding ammonium nitrate explosives, we hope to start the next negotiation as soon as possible." Cyric turned the topic back to the old way again.

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The sky is slowly getting brighter.

The London garrison is in high spirits.

Now, many people have come out of the fortification, and they are watching the scene in the swamp in front.

They also did the same. They made a lot of straw mats overnight and put them in the swamp. Then, the lightweight Crusader tanks started up. Crusader tanks were very good at this kind of work.

Half an hour later, the Crusader tank rumbled back. The entire body was full of mud, and a lot of hay was stirred up on the tracks, making it wet.

Behind it, dragged a German chariot painted with a large cross!

"We captured the German armored vehicle!" Suddenly, there was a burst of cheers.

The Germans abandoned the equipment on the ground, and the British troops had long been itching, and now, they finally towed one of them back.

In fact, they originally planned to tow the Panther 3 tank first, but after dragging it twice, they gave up without any response. This is an impossible task.

The tank soldiers on the tank are also covered in mud. They can't just stay in the tank. When dragging, they almost all go down to help push the infantry fighting vehicle out of the sink.

Although they are dirty, they are very happy in their hearts. The Germans have never captured weapons. Now, they have done it!

The whole position was quite excited.

Rear, Command.

Hobert's figure is relatively thin, and the pressure of the past few days has made his eye sockets sink deep. Now, he stares at the map in front of him and says, "German, haven't you done anything yet?"

After suffering such a big loss yesterday, the Germans still haven't acted. This is very abnormal!

Now, our side has become a swamp, and the German mechanized troops are temporarily unable to get through. So, what plan will the Germans take?

Will the Germans really raze London to the ground? In this regard, Hobert is skeptical.

After all, the Germans did not want to destroy Britain, but to conquer Britain. If the Germans really razed London to the ground, many people in Britain would definitely hate Germany.

Unlike France, the United Kingdom is mountainous, and it is easy for large guerrillas to survive. At that time, even if the Germans occupy the British mainland, it will not be able to quell the various turmoil in the United Kingdom.

In the end, his eyes turned to the Teddington Barrage. Yesterday's victory was a big risk. If anything went wrong and the dam collapsed, the whole of London would be flooded.

Thinking of this, his eyelids suddenly jumped wildly, not good!

He suddenly thought of something.

"Did the Germans retreat to the higher ground too?" asked Hobert.

Hearing Hobert's question, Harold suddenly realized something: "Damn, wouldn't the Germans want to do that?"

Years of being in the army made Hobert aware of a phenomenon that, if you can imagine how bad things couldn't be, how bad it must be!

"Quick, mobilize the anti-aircraft artillery troops immediately, and go to the Teddington Barrage. Be sure to protect the safety there!" Hobert said, and he became restless again. If there was something wrong with the Teddington Barrage, then they would not be able to do so. beated!