The final result of the meeting was that Marshal Zhukov was appointed as the commander-in-chief of the front line, and he was allowed to lead about 5 million Soviet troops to defend the Soviet European front.

General Seedorf was ordered to be the commander-in-chief of the Eastern Front of the Soviet Union, and asked him to lead more than 700,000 Soviet troops to defend the security regiment's offense and form two reserve teams at the same time. The number of reserve teams in Europe was about 1.8 million, and the number of reserve teams in Asia was about 300,000. Although Marshal Zhukov had already said not to underestimate the security regiment in Asia, the Soviet Union now only has this little foundation. If everything is taken out, it is very likely that even the European region cannot defend. If the two sides make a comparison, the most important force must be left in Europe.

"Marrior Zhukov, I admire your talent very much. When you were giving a speech just now, I also listened to your analysis and felt it was very reasonable. I don't know. Marshal Zhukov could give me some advice on our eastern battlefield. I really don't know much about the Chinese army in front of me. I believe Marshal Zhukov knows them very well." After the meeting, General Seedov walked to Marshal Zhukov, and it seemed that he was going to seek scriptures from Marshal Zhukov.

Zhukov actually wanted to talk to General Seedorf. After all, they were two commanders in chief. He wanted to say something to him, but he thought that the two were on par in terms of power. Although he was a marshal, he belonged to different military regions. Even if he went over to say something to others, he might not listen to you. Unexpectedly, General Seedorf actually came over, which made Marshal Zhukov very happy. But when Marshal Zhukov wanted to speak, he suddenly found that General Seedorf was not concerned about him, but His Excellency Stalin who had not yet walked out.

Marshal Zhukov immediately understood what it meant. It turned out that this guy was not trying to get some experience for him, but to please His Excellency Stalin. Now everyone in the Soviet army knew that His Excellency Stalin attached the most to Marshal Zhukov, so he said this in front of Stalin, which seemed to be a diligent and ambitious guy, General Kidov, and his mind was really strong.

At this moment, Stalinger smiled as if he was walking out of the room slowly and walked out, and turned around and nodded at General Seedorf. The smile on General Seedorf's face became even more intense, which further proved Marshal Zhukov's guess that this guy was using himself to show off and increase his political chips, and he didn't think about the things on the front line at all.

Suddenly, Marshal Zhukov seemed to feel that the commander-in-chief of the front line in the doomsday world was still thinking about flattering, so what future does this army have?

"Master Zhukov?" Sidov, who was standing beside him, was unhappy to see that Marshal Zhukov was distracted when facing him. Although he was just a distracted person, I was a general, and everyone's military ranks were one level apart. Moreover, General Sidov's qualifications to come to the army were much longer than Marshal Tukov. In the eyes of General Sidov, this is because Marshal Zhukov did not respect him.

"Sorry, General Sidorf, I was thinking about the front line just now, so I was a little distracted. The Eastern battlefield is still different from the Western battlefield. The Western battlefield must be a comprehensive war. The Chinese have not invested enough troops on the Eastern battlefield. As far as I know, only part of their Northern Front Army, at most 200,000 soldiers are the only one. So if you find a few defense points, you can still stop them from advancing. Remember, you must strengthen your walls and clear the fields when retreating.

Nothing can be left for the Chinese…” Marshal Zhukov said a lot of important things here. If this Seedorf shouted that he could remember them all, it would be very beneficial to his future battle situation. Unfortunately, he asked this question just to show off for His Excellency Stalin. If His Excellency Dalian felt that he was diligent and studious, he would have no other thoughts. So now that His Excellency Stalin has gone out, and if he asked him to listen to Marshal Zhukov here, how could he listen to him?

Marshal Zhukov saw General Seedov on the opposite side constantly looking around and understood that he had no intention of continuing to listen. However, he still told him all his thoughts, and let his destiny do his best. What kind of result will be in the end depends on your luck. Anyway, I have told you everything I know. If you continue to despise the security team, if you suffer in the future, Brother Timuxin may be your lesson.

Of course, Marshal Zhukov cannot say these words. He has offended many people in the army now, and has also left a reputation for being arrogant. If he continues to say that, the final result will definitely be bad. Don’t look at yourself as proud, when you don’t do it in the future, the Great Purge Movement may burn you.

"What, Lord Stalin praised you for a few words, and he really thought he was a military god, and he really taught me a lesson?" General Seedov was obviously dissatisfied with Marshal Zhukov. In his eyes, Marshal Zhukov was favored by Lord Stalin. In fact, he didn't have much ability to be a young boy, how capable he could have.

Everyone has their own motivations, especially when a person who is talented and younger than himself step on it, the contrast in his heart is quite large. Many Soviet Army generals in this room are not very satisfied. In their opinion, their abilities are much stronger than Marshal Zhukov. Why can this guy become a Marshal? We are still struggling to be the position of Army General. You must know that there is a big gap between the Marshal and the General.

Marshal Zhukov also divided the comments from behind them, which was nothing more than saying that he was young and had no military achievements at all, so he could be responsible for the previous things. It was really because Mr. Stalin was too partial to him. This was not the first time Marshal Zhukov heard about their statement. Anyway, no matter how you say I am the commander-in-chief of the front line. If you fight later, you will be punished if you disobey.
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