Coming?

...Is it just to imitate Stalin and give yourself a subconscious awe mentally?

Molotov smiled slightly and said:

"Your Majesty the Emperor, Nanming's advantage lies in its air force. We have little confidence in relying solely on our Soviet Air Force. Nanming's disadvantage is its ground troops, and our advantage is also its ground troops. Your Majesty the Emperor, if you let us cross the border to join the war, what will you face?

The situation will change immediately. Compared with our Red Army armored forces, Nanming's armored forces are just toys."

Guangwu shook his head:

"Our ground troops are sufficient, and we also need more armored troops than Nanming. This is not a problem. So far, our ground troops are far stronger than the Ming army."

Molotov smiled slightly again and did not refute directly. He just leaned on the sofa, took out a cigarette, lit it and smoked it.

Guangwu's face was slightly feverish. He knew what Molotov's speechlessness meant. This meant that he didn't even bother to refute his words.

Undoubtedly, why didn't he know that his Qing army could not defeat the Ming army? Didn't he know that his army's combat effectiveness was low, surrender was common, and it often collapsed at the first touch? If it weren't for the huge numerical advantage, he would no longer be living in the Forbidden City.

Moreover, Guangwu also knew very well that once the Soviet Red Army crossed the border to join the war, whether in the name of a "volunteer force" or something else, Nanming's strategic advantage would immediately be defeated head-on.

He has always believed that Nanming's combat effectiveness is strong, firstly due to air superiority, and secondly due to armored mobility advantages. Although the Soviet Volunteer Air Force will not immediately equalize the air power comparison, it can at least make the air superiority less one-sided. More importantly,

On the ground, the Soviet tank force was not the same as the Ming army. The combat effectiveness was unclear, but it was overwhelmingly superior in terms of numbers. Moreover, the Soviet Union's war potential and the Qing's war potential combined were definitely not something that Nan Ming could bear.

But Guangwu was extremely worried about the Soviet Union. Once the Soviet troops were let in to fight, who knew whether they would go back?

Guangwu said:

"I appreciate Mr. Stalin's kindness... As long as Mr. Stalin is willing to support us in the air force, I will definitely reciprocate and will not let his hard work go in vain... We can slowly discuss the disputes over the northern and western borders. I will do it."

Some concessions are okay...but the support of ground troops...Haha, isn't your country supporting the Spanish government forces? There is a greater need for 'volunteer troops' on the ground."

Molotov shook his head and said:

"Your Majesty the Emperor, we are different from the fascists. The fascists in Italy and Germany can go into battle shirtless, but we cannot... We will not send 'volunteer troops' to directly participate in the war... Your Majesty the Emperor, please don't worry, Comrade Stalin

We are willing to help you resist imperialist aggression, which is also consistent with the core interests of the Soviet Union. China is different from Spain. No matter who wins in the end, Spain will not have too much influence on the Soviet Union, nor will it be too direct.

"But China is completely different. Once the Southern Ming imperialism eliminates you and takes over all of China, it will soon become more powerful than all of Europe combined... and it will be right behind us, sticking close to us...

…The dual threats of imperialism and the bourgeoisie will be directly faced on our country’s long border…

"Your Majesty the Emperor, Comrade Stalin has specifically authorized me to say these words to you in order to dispel your concerns. Comrade Stalin is willing to lend a helping hand to you not for any ulterior motives, but purely out of the Soviet Union itself.

security. This is also the common interest of our two countries."

After chewing on Molotov's confession, Guangwu felt that this should indeed be said under Stalin's instruction. Without Stalin's explicit instruction, Molotov would not have dared to say it anyway.

This is indeed true.

"The dual threats of imperialism and the bourgeoisie will be directly faced on our country's long border." Especially this sentence. Guangwu smiled evilly in his heart: By that time, the Soviet Union will also face the problem that troubled the Qing Dynasty.

The question of how many years - fleeing south.

The "threat of imperialism" refers to the military threat of Nanming, which is not mentioned... However, coupled with the "double threat of the bourgeoisie", doesn't it refer to the escape to the south?
Chapter completed!