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Chapter 571 - 571 356 Making Dumplings (Two Updates 8000

?Chapter 571: Chapter 356: Making Dumplings (Two Updates, 8000 Words)_2 Chapter 571: Chapter 356: Making Dumplings (Two Updates, 8000 Words)_2 Orasio became more and more excited as he spoke. Of German descent, he had studied Lightning Warfare extensively, and upon looking at the Jieke Group’s troop movements on the map, he made a judgment, understanding Jieke Group’s intentions.

Once, his forbears had relied on mobile assault tactics to deliver the world-shocking Lightning Wars, repeatedly using armored units for deep breakthroughs that caught enemies by surprise.

Often, while the front-line forces were still fighting, the rear would already be collapsing from the armored units’ onslaught, then becoming encircled, divided, and consumed piece by piece.

“God, the speed of these mecha troops is very fast, much faster than the armored units. I estimate that they will be able to cross the Bilao Mountain Range in at most twelve hours and appear behind the Kerimu Defense Line. Once their retreat is cut off, the armies of the Kerimu Defense Line will become sitting ducks.”

Orasio’s eyes shone brightly, completely oblivious to the other military observers whose expressions had changed.

“What? Jieke Group has such a big appetite? Let me take a look,” said Ni Mison as he saw the satellite reconnaissance images. His head seemed to swell as he snatched the map and saw the position marked by Orasio.

The strategic depth of the Kerimu Defense Line was long, spanning over three hundred kilometers.

Chumphon Province itself wasn’t large, as it was bordered by Siam Bay to the east, making retreat by sea impossible.

To the south lay the Bilao Mountain Range, which stretched for 1,100 kilometers along the borders of Chan Country and Siam and continued from the southern part of the Himalayas. Most of its peaks rose above 1,800 meters, including eight roughly parallel ridges running north to south, with rugged trails and deep valleys in between. It would be no problem for small groups to cross, but it was unthinkable for armies of hundreds of thousands to navigate that terrain.

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