Alien Arms Empire.

Chapter 1802 1803 Comprehensive Advantage

In addition to the big news caused by the White Swan bombing of Dorne, various serious problems were also occurring on the front lines of the elven forces.

As time goes by, more and more signs indicate that the Tang Empire is likely to choose to launch a large-scale offensive in April or May of this year.

This can be easily seen from the fact that the other party frequently uses reconnaissance vehicles to test the elves' border defense line. It is obvious that the other party is already preparing and has already figured out the combat deployment of the elves' front line.

This was obviously not good news for the elves. If the Tang Empire really launched an attack, it was very likely that their defenses would be directly penetrated by the Tang army.

Yang Mu I and his staff really hope to figure out the main attack direction of the Tang army, so that they can place the reserve troops in the positions where they are most needed, thus ensuring their chances of winning.

But the problem is that the little intelligence obtained by the elves shows that the Tang army seems to have the possibility of launching an attack in any direction.

This is definitely not a joke, because the intelligence department has received a lot of information from spies within the Ice Empire.

Because it was a newly occupied area, it was impossible to manage the Ice Cold Region as tightly as the Western Continent. In fact, the intelligence war of the Tang Empire in the Ice Cold Region had just begun, and there were still many spies lurking in the Tang army-occupied area, and there were still many dwarves who took the initiative to provide intelligence to the elves.

With the support of these people, the elves finally got some information about the preparations of the Tang Empire’s army.

For example, how many barrels of fuel were shipped from where, how much ammunition was stored somewhere. In short, the elves did have a lot more information of this kind that civilians could grasp at a glance.

But this did not solve the problem at all, because after analyzing the information, the elves' intelligence department became even more confused and depressed.

To the north, the troops of the Tang Empire were eyeing the south at any time. These troops included the famous 11th Army and the 9th Army... These two armies were the first to attack Ironforge. For Yang Mu I, that really left a psychological shadow.

No emperor wants his capital to be captured, so they will subconsciously be wary of enemy troops that have captured other countries' capitals.

In the west, the 1st and 10th armies of the Tang Empire had just defeated the coalition forces' proactive offensive and thwarted the coalition forces' counterattack on Hotwind Port. It was obvious that there were also many crises in this direction.

If these main forces of the Tang Empire began to attack, Yangmu I believed that it would be difficult for Marshal Felix to stop their advance.

Recently, the coalition forces finally confirmed that there was only one commander-in-chief on the front line, Marshal Taige of the Tang Empire. There was only one marshal, and if the three marshals of the Tang Empire came together, the situation might become even more passive.

After emphasizing that the air force must protect the imperial capital's airspace, Yang Mu I began to discuss the recent pressure on the front line with the generals and ministers.

"The Tang army is hoarding a large amount of military supplies. According to intelligence, the amount of ammunition they have assembled is very large, a level we dare not imagine." The minister in charge of intelligence introduced the information in his hands with worry. He really did not dare to say the estimated figures, fearing that the emperor, whose face was already very ugly, would dismiss him as a minister: from the perspective of the coalition forces, the astronomical figures marked behind those supplies had no reference value at all.

Because from the perspective of the coalition forces, it is impossible to gather such a large amount of supplies. Therefore, many senior generals of the coalition forces believe that this information is false information released by the Tang Empire to deceive and confuse the top leaders of the coalition forces.

But people who work in intelligence know that sometimes data can best reflect the truth: between February and March, railways in the cold regions did not resume on a large scale, so the total freight volume was actually not large.

Recently, with the progress of restoration work, railway transportation within the former Ice Empire is recovering rapidly, and the transportation volume reported by spies has increased significantly.

Now, new data shows that the number of trains is increasing at a terrifying rate. Obviously... the Tang Empire is rushing something to the front line, or rather, the Tang Empire is rushing everything to the front line.

At the same time, the Tang Empire increased the number of aircraft patrols in border areas, the number of reconnaissance aircraft crossing the actual control line between the two sides increased, and the number of various firepower reconnaissance probes also increased.

These things cannot deceive people. The other side is indeed preparing for an offensive operation. The question is where will they choose to launch this attack?

  The intelligence department's conclusion based on the data is: full-scale attack! All six armies of the Tang Empire will be deployed in the offensive!

But this conclusion seemed too magical to the Yangmu Empire, or to the entire coalition. Based on their own experience, the senior commanders did not think that such a decision was feasible.

In their view, the attack must be divided into primary and secondary, and must be concentrated on one point. If the troops are not concentrated and a single point is not broken through, it is a dispersion of strength, which is a taboo in military strategy.

But no one knows that if a force is able to make every unit stronger than the opponent and crush the opponent in every area, concentrating troops is a waste of time.

On any section of the defense line, the Tang Empire's artillery was not inferior in quantity, and its quality was much higher. The quality of the armored forces was even more overwhelming, and the Tang army's tanks could even destroy enemy tanks at a ratio of 1 to 11 to 20. The air force and the army aviation were even more exaggerated, they controlled the sky like gods controlled the world.

Every army group of the Tang Empire was confident that it could defeat an enemy force more than twice its size in the field, so Tiger did not plan to gather troops and use traditional thinking to select a location for a breakthrough.

The firepower of each of his divisions is stronger than that of an enemy army, and each army can defeat an enemy army group. Why does he still need to concentrate his forces?

In other words, except for the coalition forces' advantage in the number of infantry, which is the least reflective of the true combat effectiveness, the Tang army has an absolute advantage in all aspects including logistics supply. The outcome of this upcoming war seems to have been decided.

Unfortunately, the Elven intelligence department, the only one close to the truth, did not dare to believe the intelligence they had in their hands. Like the senior commanders of the coalition forces, they believed that there must be something wrong and that the Tang army must have deceived them again.