War is a logistical battle. Tanks, planes, cannons, cars, and even the smallest unit infantry on the battlefield. Any link that leaves the logistics will be scrapped.

No matter what vehicle or aircraft it is, the fuel will be a pile of scrap iron after leaving it. Whether it is a cannon or a soldier, if there is no ammunition, it will not play any role. This is a very simple truth.

Only a single soldier can bring much ammunition, but after the battle, he can only deliver it with logistics, let alone a variety of heavy equipment that is more powerful, but also has a higher degree of dependence on logistics.

To use five self-propelled artillery, the fuel required is a big number. The total weight of the 2s19 self-propelled artillery is 44.5 tons, and it consumes about 300 liters of diesel per 100 kilometers. This is the fuel consumption during marching, and the fuel consumption during combat will increase dramatically. A self-propelled artillery will consume at least 600 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers in actual combat.

Sweden once released a data that when training and exercises are close to actual combat, the German-made Leopard 2 tank can only travel more than 100 meters per liter of diesel, which is calculated to consume nearly 100 liters of fuel per 100 kilometers.

The scale of the five self-propelled artillery is at best an artillery company, and a single artillery company must have at least twenty vehicles to serve it to achieve long-distance raids. First, a plate truck must be towed, a bullet supply truck must be pulled at least one base of shells, and an oil tanker must provide fuel for self-propelled artillery. The place where Satan is going does not have the Husai armed logistics forces, so he can only take all the necessary goods to the border.

Although the Husai armed forces have obtained some heavy equipment, they are still an armed force that can only rely on light infantry to fight. Compared with Shah, the Husai armed forces are only worthy of fighting guerrilla warfare.

Satan himself could not provide logistics, and could only rely on the Husai armed forces. However, it seems that the help the Husai armed forces could provide was too limited, and even the logistics of an artillery company could not satisfy.

Gao Yang hurried to find Salim. He felt that the Houthi armed forces should be able to meet his needs, but Salim was unable to provide the urgently needed items for a long time, which only means that the Houthi armed forces were evading him, which made him very angry.

Originally, he was full of complaints and resentment, but when he saw Salim's somewhat worried look, Gao Yang was embarrassed to ask for punishment, so he could only lower his voice and said dissatisfiedly: "Brother, what's going on? I'm in a hurry to go to the northwest border, but why don't there even be trailers or tankers?"

Salim took several breaths in a row, and then said in a hurry: "There are already oil tankers, there are six oil tankers, four small and two large. Each small car can hold five tons of diesel, and a large car can hold twenty tons of gasoline. It should be able to meet the demand in a short time, but I have only found two trailers now. Please wait, don't worry, I should be able to find them."

Gao Yang nodded, and then said in confusion: "What's going on? Sana'a City is not small. Can't even find several large carts?"

Salim smiled bitterly and said, "I can't find it! There are many cars in Sana'a City, but I can't find large carts that can carry 40 to 50 tons of self-propelled artillery. It turned out that we had a few, but now we have all sent to Aden. I sent a lot of people to find them. I just found only two large carts, but I still collected them by force."

In China, large trucks run everywhere, and no one will find it rare when they see big trucks. But in Yemen, not to mention, large trucks are rare, because the road here is not allowed to run around. You can see medium-sized trucks that can be pulled at most twenty or thirty tons. Gao Yang has never seen several large trucks that can be pulled fifty or sixty tons.

Seeing Gao Yang's impatient look, Salim whispered in a low voice: "Actually, we are all very anxious. We can't find a suitable car and have made Abdullah get angry several times. But now, there is a solution. The truck will definitely be delivered tomorrow."

Gao Yang didn't dare to believe Salim's promise too much, and said half-believingly: "Where did you find a car?"

"Abdullah and Said discussed the large carts used by the Iranians themselves. Said agreed to give up three carts for you to borrow, but the carts are all in Zamal, and it will be here in the day of invention tonight."

Waiting to finish talking about the cannon, Salim lowered his voice and said, "Is the information you gave me today accurate?"

Gao Yang smiled and said, "You can rest assured that it is absolutely accurate."

Salim breathed a sigh of relief and said, "I handed over the information to Abdullah. He is very happy because you are willing to give it to me. It means you... It means your country intends to provide us with intelligence support?"

Gao Yang nodded and said, "Yes, you can understand this way, so there will be information left to you in the future."

Salim was very excited because providing intelligence support is one of the few Russians who can do and are very important support. So no matter how valuable the intelligence itself is, this statement from Russia is enough to excite many people in the Houthi armed forces.

"It's great, it's great to get intelligence assistance. And the information you gave me today is really important, but please forgive me for taking the liberty. Can you still have strategic intelligence? For example, will Shah send ground troops and when will the ground troops be dispatched? Can this intelligence be provided to us?"

Gao Yang looked at Salim and whispered: "I think what you need most is specific combat intelligence. Will Iran not provide these strategic intelligence?"

Salim whispered: "I will give it, but the Iranians have not obtained any valuable information. Shah is very strict in preventing Iran, and to be honest, I personally think it is very bad."

Whether it is spying intelligence or confidentiality work, to be honest, Iran is really bad. Not to mention anything else, the repeated successful assassination of key scientists in Iran's nuclear program is enough to illustrate many problems.

After thinking for a while, Gao Yang finally whispered: "Okay, then I tell you, Shah will definitely launch a ground attack. The Shah people gathered heavy troops not just to show off, they are really preparing to dispatch ground troops to attack Yemen in full."

It is estimated that Shah himself is still studying whether he will dispatch ground troops. As for the people in Yemen, he can only guess. Abdullah and Salim are almost worried about this, but Gao Yang said with certainty that Shah is determined to launch a ground war.

Gao Yang made a conclusion directly. How could Salim not be surprised? He said in a lost voice: "Really?"

"real!"

After a few consecutive breaths, Salim whispered: "Can you confirm it? I mean, is there enough evidence to show that Shah will really dispatch ground troops? Also, if it can be confirmed, do you know the specific timetable?"
Chapter completed!