Late at night, the Soviet army's last round of counterattacks was mainly based on large-scale air strikes.

It is also accompanied by fierce shelling, dense tank troops, and mechanized troops to attack.

As for the Soviet army, which suddenly counterattacked with overwhelming superior forces, the 1st Grenadier Regiment and the 133rd Reconnaissance Battalion, the 182nd Engineer Battalion, and the 356th Grenadier Regiment, which were fighting on the front line, were all defeated and suffered casualties.

This made the two grenade regiments quickly reduce their personnel by half, and were decisively withdrawn by Manstein for rest.

However, when they retreated, the Soviet air force did not slow down the intensity and scale of the bombing; the subsequent troops sent to the night were bombed by the powerful lethal air bombs of the Soviet army, and even suffered from the fight against the airborne strafing weapons and equipment of the Soviet attack aircraft, and many casualties were killed or killed.

Especially those German troops that had been incomplete for a long time, or those who were incomplete in German vassals, were the first to suffer retaliatory blows from the Soviet army.

The German army on the front line and the troops of the vassal state were caught off guard against the sudden large-scale air and land counterattacks by the Soviet army, which was completely beyond Manstein's unexpected battle situation.

The German troops who were able to evacuate to the rear for rest were also urgently rescuing the wounded, bandaging the wounds, and replenishing ammunition and weapons.

As for the rumbling of the Soviet T-34 and T-44, they were like a roar, roaring and roaring, rushing towards the German infantry positions.

Since many of the German T-54 tank groups were replenished with ammunition, gasoline, and maintenance; there was no way to dispatch enough T-54 tank groups to intercept the attack of thousands of Soviet tank troops.

In addition, the Soviet army's large-scale artillery support was becoming increasingly dense and huge.

As well as cooperating with the Soviet army's large-scale air strikes, the German army, who were stunned for a moment, did not have time to organize an effective counterattack immediately.

At least the air force that has returned to defense and replenished ammunition and oil will be able to launch an effective counterattack.

But it all took time, and the Soviet army also dispatched another group of air convoys to intercept the airspace that was haunted around the German Air Force Airport.

Manstein had seen the power of the other party in terms of Huasilevsky's ability to dispatch troops and command combat.

Although Manstein gained a great advantage in weapons and equipment, he quickly counterattacked in a short period of time when using German ammunition to use up, and Huasilevsky's strategy and tactics were still slightly better.

Faced with this unexpected attack, in the bombed potholes, snowflakes, the Soviet army and swamps, the Soviet army continued to launch fierce counterattacks with the advantages of company level, battalion level, regiment level, and even group army, and defeated the German army and the German minions who had just won the victory without any power to fight back, and could only retreat continuously.

Including those soldiers who just wanted to take a nap in the Sanbing Pit, they were also sleepless and were fighting fiercely with the Soviet army in a desperate and intense manner.

Although the German multiple rocket launchers were constantly firing, roaring towards the Soviet positions; the Soviet Katyusha rocket launcher, the Stalin organ, also counterattacked with several times the rocket launcher.

For a time, the rocket launchers of Germany and the Soviet Union fought each other and were shaking the earth, which was thrilling and destructive, with great destructive power.

There are many officers and soldiers on both sides who are bombarded by these inhuman rocket launchers into corpses or slags.

Moreover, the machine gunners of the Soviet and German armies were also quickly checking the machine guns and bullet supply chambers they had just attacked to ensure that the golden bullet chains were not blocked, or that the mud and sand were stuck and could not be fired.

"The Soviet army suddenly went crazy, and their counterattack became more and more fierce; Marshal Manstein was preparing to dispatch all our SS head of state grenade divisions to the front line to fight!"

As the Soviet army attacked more and more unstoppable, Colonel Otto Coom, the commander of the SS Head of Grenadier Regiment, hurriedly shouted to the officers and soldiers under his command.

"I have seen Major Erich Schmidt, the commander of the 102nd Armored Regiment, and our Major General Helmt Madel are commanding the SS Head of Grenadier Division; along the way, they cooperated with the Zen Head Guard Division, the SS 10th Armored Division; the 344th Infantry Division, the SS Empire Armored Grenadier Division and other troops to fight towards the fierce Soviet positions!"

As soon as the words fell, the battalion commander Stadley, who was beside him, hurriedly led the troops to follow him.

At this moment, the battalion commander Stadley also suffered a slight gunshot wound, but he simply bandaged and treated him, and continued to lead the troops to fight, without any intention of withdrawing back to the medical team behind for better treatment.

"boom!"

However, before the battalion commander Stadley and his grenade battalion advanced much, they were targeted by the Soviet tank group and bombarded them.

Fortunately, the SS Head of Grenadier Division also has more than 100 T-54 tanks and hundreds of self-propelled artillery, like the SS Empire Armored Grenadier Division and the Head Guard Division.

So even in the face of a sudden attack from the Soviet tank group, they can have tanks and self-propelled artillery to counterattack immediately.
Chapter completed!