Struggle in Russia

Dmitry Miliuting’s doubts are easy to explain, because he never thought that Li Xiao’s work was so successful, turning a group of Wallachian political elites headed by Jan Constantine into an alternative Russian leader party.

Under the operation of this group of Wallachian elites, it is basically impossible for Duke Mikhail to lack food.

Count Rostovtsev smiled and explained the inside story, and Dmitry suddenly realized: "That's it, I said why it is so strange... So that said, Andrei Konstantinovich Grand Duke really performed well, so he should count his head skills!"

It's just that Count Rostovtsev didn't respond to his words, he just smiled. This makes Dmitry very strange, because he doesn't understand the inside story at all. He doesn't know that Li Xiao and Nicholas I are in the same family, and that little petty family can't judge him. Rewarded.

Of course, for the time being, Dmitry is not very concerned about this, because his thinking has not yet transformed into a political model. Now he is still purely military thinking, he thinks more about fighting.

So he continued to analyze: "In the long run, Wallachia's rebels are no longer a climate. If nothing else, even if they can win one or two battles, it will not help the overall situation... What's more, it seems to me that Duke Mikhail will soon learn his lesson and attract attention. Coupled with the Turks in the rear who have joined the battle, they will soon be over!"

Count Rostovtsev nodded. He also agrees with Dmitry’s analysis and judgment. Wallachia is indeed not a problem. After this country was dying by Li Xiao, no matter what he did, it was a reflection. That's it.

"The real big problem is Hungary!" Dmitry analyzed anxiously. "Judging from the current intelligence, the combat effectiveness of the Hungarian rebels has greatly exceeded our estimates. Judging from the first battle at the Balka Pass, They are fully capable of fighting annihilation, enough to cause heavy losses to Duke Paskovic!"

Count Rostovtsev still nodded silently. In terms of politics, his vision may surpass this Russian political elite, but in terms of military affairs, although he was also a soldier, his professionalism is worse than Dmitry’s. Daxie, he came to Dmitry today. In addition to telling him about Li Xiao's news and to lay the groundwork for a certain Duke's meritorious service in the future, it is important to see Dmitry's relationship with Paskovic Analysis of the war with Hungary.

Count Rostovtsev was ready to listen to Dmitry's opinion before taking targeted measures.

Dmitry continued to analyze: "The Duke Paskovic’s troops are not ready at all. The preparations for battle are unsatisfactory, not to mention a mess. Even I judged that the Duke greatly underestimated the combat effectiveness of the Hungarian rebels... and then there were some Factors outside the war interfered with his decision, and this caused serious misjudgments and losses!"

Count Rostovtsev naturally understood Dmitry’s subtext. In addition to being too hasty to prepare, Paskovic was too worried that Duke Mikhail was going to grab credit, so a veteran like him committed a low-level Wrong, just hurriedly launched the action.

As a result, I was naturally taught to be a human being. But what concerns Count Rostovtsev is that Dmitry analyzed that Paskovic might not make corrections as quickly as Duke Mikhail, he might still rush to grab the credit!

"The Duke's temperament is like this. He used to be anxious when he was in the Caucasus. Now he is even more anxious when facing the pressure of Duke Mikhail... I am worried that he will go his own way and just take credit for his own damage..."

Count Rostovtsev's brows frowned, because he also realized the seriousness of the problem, and he knew more about Paskovic's character than Dmitry. That old guy is a quick shooter, and he does everything to grab credit. In the Caucasus, he broke Yermolov in a small report in order to gain credit. Now he will be even worse for the title of Prince!

For a moment, Count Rostovtsev had the idea to give Nicholas I a report to remind him, but he immediately gave up, because in essence, Nicholas I and Paskovic were actually the same. Humanoid. Nicholas I was also a veritable quick shooter. For the so-called supreme glory, the czar was able to save everything. The casualties were really just figures on paper for him.

Nicholas I didn't care about the life of the gray animal. No matter how much he died, it didn't matter if he could be compared to the wise kings of the past.

If you tell him about the casualties now, Nicholas I will be stunned and think that you have no overall view. UU reading www. uukanshu. Com can only be boring!

After thinking about it, Count Rostovtsev could only sigh secretly. Although he doesn't like heavy casualties, he can accept it from the overall situation. Anyway, if Paskovic can die a little bit more disgraced. It doesn't matter, and if the casualties are larger, it can better weaken Nicholas I's hard power, which is actually beneficial to future reforms.

After struggling for a while, Count Rostovtsev chose to ignore it, and he was not prepared to bother about it. From this point of view, in fact, he and Nicholas I are essentially the same kind of people, and that is to achieve the goal without compromise!

Dmitry is actually not much better, or that the Russian political elites of this era are actually the same. In order to achieve their goals, they really do not hesitate to pay. As for the common people and serfs, although they support the abolition of the serf system, it does not necessarily mean that they are really concerned about the life and death of serfs. For them, serfs can always be sacrificed.

So Dmitry was taken aback for a while, and then went on to say: "From the current situation, the counterinsurgency in Hungary cannot be smooth sailing. I think it can only be a luxury to put down the rebellion quickly... ...If you want to put down the rebellion, you must focus on Austria and us, especially the entire power of Duke Paskovic and Duke Mikhail, and use a powerful pincer attack from four directions to have an effect!"

Speaking of this, Dmitry sighed again: "Unfortunately, for the time being, this pincer attack is difficult to form. It is difficult for Duke Paskovic and Duke Mikhail to cooperate sincerely, and the Austrians It's not a monolithic one. They have too many internal problems, not only the Hungary problem, but also the Italian problem. It is almost a fire everywhere..."