On the evening of January 7th, the intelligence summary from the first day of the attack arrived at the Abawahan Front Army Headquarters.
Wang Zhong looked at the map with satisfaction, "Progress is quite good, and the enemy's defense isn't as impregnable as we imagined."
Pavlov: "There are still some tough points to take, but they've all been cleared by Ulban assault guns or close-range firing of B4 heavy howitzers. In addition, the troops report that the white phosphorus shells we got from the Federation are very effective. When hitting a bunker, even if the shell lands outside, it can still kill people inside."
Wang Zhong: "How about the performance of the flamethrower tanks?"
"They're also very good; these siege weapons have significantly reduced the difficulty of our advance. The only regret," Pavlov shrugged his shoulders, "is that there are too few Ulbans. Everyone in the forces likes them."
After all, it's the Russians, fond of powerful things.
