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Chapter 228: I, the Eagle Sauce, have my own national conditions

When Zelishenko heard what Petrovich said, he felt his eyes go dark and he subconsciously retorted: "Where did thousands of planes come from? Where did thousands of planes come from?"

"Do you think I don't understand military affairs? There are thousands of planes available on the entire front line."

"They don't want their own air defense anymore. Are they all going to attack your Henitsky?"

Petrovich had a bitter look on his face. He immediately sent various photos, videos and damage statistics of the scene to Zelishenko.

Then he started to explain: "Commander-in-Chief, this is not our fault. They are using a new type of small plane, flying at a very low altitude."

"Our air defense radars did not detect them, and there were so many of them that we could not stop them even after we used up all our air defense missiles."

"Henitzki's ammunition depot and oil storage depot have all been bombed. Commander-in-Chief, what about our ammunition and supplies at the front?"

As Zelishenko watched the videos and photos, he gradually believed the fact that his important material base in the rear had suffered a devastating blow.

We dare not lose Henitsky. If Henitsky is lost, the front line will be lost. If the front line is lost, Ermao’s country will be destroyed!

He looked at the wreckage of the motorcycle and the small plane, and finally realized that this was the killer weapon that Damao had prepared for him.

"Commander-in-Chief, in my opinion, the bombing of Henitsky is not a bad thing."

"The problem of reselling our supplies has been going on for a long time, and the Eagle Sauce has been forcing us to conduct a thorough investigation of the supplies, but how can we do that? Once we do that, the whole country will be shaken."

"In my opinion, it would be better to simply charge all the losses from reselling materials to this air raid. This will also give an explanation to the Eagle Sauce, right?" Zelichenko's staff looked at the dazed commander-in-chief and suggested.

As soon as his words came out, they immediately aroused everyone's agreement.

Zelishenko was stunned for a moment, and after coming to his senses, he subconsciously asked: "So, is this really feasible? Can the Eagle Sauce believe it?"

"Commander-in-Chief, we have already given the reasons to the Eagle Sauce. As for whether they believe it or not, that is their business."

"Well, well, let's give it a try."

The phenomenon of tight supply at the front and tight supply at the rear has always been a common phenomenon both at home and abroad.

A large number of the various relief supplies that Ermao receives will go through the black market and appear in various places on Blue Star.

As for the profits gained, they are divided up among the upper and lower levels, which has formed a huge interest group.

Zelishenko had thought about solving this problem, but it was just a thought.

After all, if this problem is not dealt with, the front line can still maintain a stalemate. If it is dealt with, the next day will be a crushing defeat.

Zelishenko then ordered his men to assign all the shortfalls in military supplies to Khnitsky.

When he saw the data of the loss of 200 tanks, 800 armored vehicles, 2,000 missiles, and 400,000 tons of weapons and ammunition, he was completely stunned.

“Is our deficit really that high?”

"Commander-in-Chief, we don't understand what you are talking about. These losses were all caused by Khnitsky. This account must be charged to Big Mao!" Zelishenko's staff said solemnly.

at this time.

Hundreds of miles away, Surosov, who was celebrating his success in his headquarters, suddenly felt a chill on his forehead and sneezed several times.

"Dawali clan, do you feel a cool breeze blowing?"

"Commander, our motorcycle and small plane air raid was a great success. I guess Ermao is scolding you. It's okay. Let's continue drinking."

Surosov touched his forehead and then put the matter behind him.

Zelishenko hesitated for a long time before picking up his phone and contacting Levin.

"Ambassador Levin, something terrible has happened. We in Henitsky have been attacked by tens of thousands of new small Russian aircraft!"

"We suffered heavy losses. All the weapons and ammunition we stockpiled in Khnitsky are gone. They were all blown up!" Levin's heart tightened when he heard Gryshchenko's very sad voice.

He had already obtained some intelligence from the Black River mercenaries in advance.

Combined with the news from Huadun, Russia did take away 100,000 unknown new aircraft from there some time ago.

This time it was our side that suffered such heavy losses because we did not have adequate intelligence.

Levin spoke to comfort him, "Commander-in-Chief, cheer up. We have heard about what happened to Henitsky."

"We will replace the weapons and ammunition you lost this time, but first tell me, how much supplies did you lose?"

Zelishenko immediately took out his own list of supplies and said, "Hnitsky is our important supply base in the rear. We suffered heavy losses this time."

"There are only a few thousand small swarm drones left that have been delivered to Henitsky, and the casualty rate of the Black River mercenaries is as high as 90%."

Levin covered his heart and said, "Damn, I didn't expect that new type of aircraft would have such high lethality."

"Commander-in-Chief, remember to collect the wreckage of that new type of aircraft. We need to do reverse engineering!"

Zelishenko nodded and said, "Of course, that's no problem. We have already started collecting."

"By the way, Ambassador Levin, we also lost 200 tanks, 800 armored vehicles, 2,000 missiles, and 400,000 tons of weapons and ammunition this time."

"Without the support of these supplies, it will be difficult for us to defeat Russia. Can you give us another portion of these supplies?"

As Levin listened to Zelishenko's words, he became more and more confused, with a row of question marks appearing above his head.

He was a little shocked and questioned: "Commander-in-Chief, are you kidding me?"

"Did you really lose so much military equipment and supplies in Henitsky?"

"I've been to Henitsky. Is their ammunition depot that big? Can it hold so many things?"

Zelishenko gritted his teeth and said, "Ambassador Levin, if you don't trust us, you can just send someone to investigate."

"Henitsky is our important material supply base. In addition to the ammunition depots that are visible, we also have many hidden ammunition depots here."

"All the ammunition depots were severely damaged during the bombing. I can only say that Russia was too cunning this time!"

Levine: “Emmmm”

He was silent for a long time before he said, "Commander-in-chief, we will definitely go to Henitsky to verify this matter."

"Da Mao is indeed very cunning. We are currently collecting new supplies and assistance. We hope that you can hold your ground until the assistance arrives."

"Don't worry, no problem. At worst, I will recruit another 100,000 soldiers in the country!" When Zelishenko heard that there was still help, he immediately laughed and made the assurance.

After Levin hung up the phone, he also breathed a sigh of relief.

His secretary couldn't help but ask, "Sir, Ermao's losses this time are ridiculously high. There is definitely something wrong!"

"Of course. I guess they have included all the deficits of the past two years into this account. They reported so much just to balance the accounts," Levin explained.

His secretary was even more confused when he heard this: "With so many supplies, do we really need to give them another one?"

"Isn't this a bit too much? If we really want to give it to you, we will have to use our reserve supplies. Will the commander-in-chief agree?"

Levin laughed and said, "Of course I agree. We Eagles have our own national conditions here."

"Everything is just to balance the accounts. We have suffered a lot of losses in the past few decades. By the way, you should make an aid bill later and have Ermao sign it to include all the losses we have suffered in the past few decades."

(End of this chapter)