Gao Yuan and his team had spent a night that was far from stable.
The Pakistani Army was seriously short on heavy weapons; they had only a few mountain cannons, some mortars, and about a dozen tanks and twenty armored vehicles. As for large-caliber artillery, they didn't have a single one.
However, being able to relocate soldiers from the defensive eastern frontline to the western front had overall raised the defense capabilities of Gilgit; after all, the pressure and feeling of fighting on two fronts were entirely different from those on a single front. But for the time being, Gilgit still had to endure the Sanitation Worker's artillery fire, with no way to retaliate.
Gilgit was crowded, and those refugees whose homes had been destroyed by the war couldn't leave. They had been surrounded and confined within this small city before, and although the enemy forces on the eastern front had been completely annihilated, they still couldn't leave.
