At this time, Schultz was waiting for the 14th Armored to retreat.
However, not only were there no tanks in sight, the radio was also in chaos, with only the occasional snippet of conversation without context.
Nevertheless, based on these snippets, it could be surmised that things were mostly bad for the 14th Armored.
Schultz's expression grew increasingly grave.
The Prussians generally had great confidence in their armored forces, and if the 14th Armored had been defeated, then Rocossov had crushed two Armored Divisions in half a month.
That was terrifying.
However, Schultz had a doubt; he couldn't discern Rocossov's strategic intentions.
If Rocossov was launching an offensive to push back the 10th Army Group, then his attacks were too trivial at the moment.
If Rocossov was merely trying to contain the 10th Army Group to cover the Ante heavy forces gathering in Bolsk and the coastal areas, then wasn't his force a bit too strong?
