North
All the same, the Cossacks left Pskov and attacked our mortar with 3 stars of experience.
But immediately paid for it.
But the approaches to Leningrad battle continues.
Artillery plays a big role here.
Our troops began to move to Petrazavodsk from north direction.
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Centre
Became known dislocation of enemy troops.
Unfortunately, one of our Pe-2 bombers made a reckless attack and was badly damaged.
Obviously the next turn he will be destroyed.
In the north, in the woods, we fight with the enemy infantry.
And in the south, one of our tank broke far forward in the area of Brest.
But unfortunately he ran out of fuel. And now he can be a target for the enemy.
We cannot attack the enemy in the Vilnius region without the support of artillery, which was delayed in the rear.
Therefore, we advance without direct encounters with the enemy.
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South
The Germans withdrew from Kiev, leaving a weak cover.
And Kiev is now freed from the enemy.
In the south, the STAVKA decided to cross the Prut River while it was frozen.
At the next turn the crossing will be more difficult.
But we did not have time to cover the troops with artillery.
The Panther tank was discovered, which is again covered by the Go-145 'invulnerable' aircraft.
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The pattern of the fighting in the East is very similar to the historical analogy in my opinion.
When the Red Army concentrated its troops for several months and was preparing an offensive and then attacked.
And the Axis without engaging in battle withdrew its troops to new positions.
And then this was repeated again.
The Red Army could not attack immediately, as the advantage was on the side of the Axis, it was necessary to bring artillery and supplies.
And mobility for this was not enough.
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