Struggle in Russia

Kuza's anger can't solve any problems, because the situation will deteriorate quickly. When the Russian soldiers approach Bucharest, it will be a doomsday scene where the world is falling apart.

And this day really won't be too far, because Duke Mikhail, who has concentrated his forces steadily, almost squeezed towards Bucharest with a crushing attitude, even if Kuza is tenacious, he is just a maniac arm.

It is not only Kuza who is attempting to train with a mantis arm, but also Kosut, who is far away in Hungary. Of course, his situation is different, and it has not yet reached the final moment. In fact, he feels that his situation is not bad at the moment. The series of victories in the South against Croatia have increased his reputation, and the deal with Li Xiao has allowed him to arm an army of 30,000.

With these troops, he believes that he will surely enter Vienna and completely end the rule of the Habsburg family. At that time, a brand new Hungary will be born in his hands, and history will record the next one in full glory. He is the father of the new Hungary!

However, Kosut’s feeling of good self was immediately shattered, because the messenger brought a very bad news-the northern border was once again attacked by the Russian army, and some outposts and fortresses have been captured by the Russian army.

"Damn Russians! It's them again!"

Kosut has never liked Russia. Every time he is ready to flex his muscles, the Russians will come to make trouble. The last time he was planning to lead all the main forces south, Paskovic was on the border. His frequent activities forced him to leave tens of thousands of people to monitor the dynamics of the Russian army, otherwise he would inevitably wipe out the rebellious Croats in the south. Where will this group of **** escape the encirclement?

But today, he just wanted to put the newly formed 30,000 army into the battle in Vienna, and the Russians ran out again, which meant that no matter what, he had to increase troops to the northern border again.

"Probably how many Russians are there?" Kosut asked suppressed anger.

"The preliminary estimate is about 80,000 people!"

This number frightened Kossuth. This number is really astonishing. This year, 30,000 to 50,000 people fight a battle even if it is a battle, and a hundred thousand people fight against each other even if it is a general battle, and the battle of Waterloo that year The scale is even more unpredictable, and it is almost considered unrepeatable.

And the Russian is 80,000 people when he makes a shot. Is this going to get him in one pot?

Kosut instinctively doubted the authenticity of the numbers. He felt that the Russians wanted to counter the rebellion in Wallachia and Moldavia but also interfere in the Hungarian revolution. It was impossible to cover everything. How could it be possible to put so many people on it. ?

In fact, Kossuth’s suspicion has no scientific basis, because with Russia’s national power, it is completely capable of investing five or six hundred thousand people to fight a super-conference war, but now it is only when interfering in Wallachia and Moldavia. How many people were invested?

To put it bluntly, Kossuth did not want to believe that the situation was so bad, and he was lucky.

The question is how could Russia, especially Paskovic, who has been irritated, let him get lucky. In fact, the invading troops were as high as 100,000, and 80,000 is really less!

"How about adding 10,000 troops to the Northern Army?"

In fact, Kossuth only wanted to give five thousand, because what he wanted most was to kill Vienna and solve the problem once and for all. He believed that as long as he took Vienna, the evil core of the Habsburgs would be destroyed, the Austrians would immediately collapse, and then they would be able to enjoy victory.

"not enough!"

Bem was the first to pour cold water on him. The Polish valiant pointed out very bluntly: "The northern border originally had less than 50,000 troops. It is very difficult to face the Russian army twice as much as it is. What's more, the Russians may also increase their troops. At least they must be a little safer for their 20,000 talents, preferably..."

Bem wanted to say that it was best to give 30,000, but looking at Kosut's face, he knew it was impossible, so he didn't say anything further.

Kossuth pondered for a moment, and asked with a hint of luck: "If I order the Northern Army to hold on to the Russians, how long will it last?"

Bem was taken aback when he was asked. He probably guessed what Kossuth wanted to do, but it was definitely a dangerous move, so he replied solemnly: "No more than three months..."

Kossuth asked with anticipation: "If we concentrate all our efforts, can we win Vienna in three months?"

Bem sighed, he knew it was the result, Kossuth really wanted to take a risk, but he really didn't like this strategy.

So he bluntly replied: "It is difficult, unless there is a miracle! You must consider that once the Northern Army is completely defeated or eliminated, then our lonely heavy soldiers will be encircled under the city of Vienna and may be completely wiped out. !"

Kossuth really wanted to shut Bem's mouth, because he wanted to hear Bem agree with his plan, at least generally agree, so that the soldiers will have more morale~www.ltnovel.com~ with this encouragement Maybe it was won by Vienna in one fell swoop?

But Bem said what he didn't want to hear, and painted the foreground so dark. Isn't this destroying his own power? For a moment, he felt that he had made a mistake in appointing Bem as the chief of staff. This Polish clerk didn't understand the morale of the people.

The same idea also appeared in Bem's mind. He also regretted taking over such a mess. If it weren't for Polish independence, he wouldn't want to deal with Hungarians! Especially the Kosut, who doesn't understand military at all!

At this time, Kosut said: "We Hungarians are always good at creating miracles. We can defeat Austria once, and we can defeat them a second time! I firmly believe that victory will belong to the great Hungary!"

Bem was a little speechless. If victory could be achieved by shouting slogans, then Poland would have won countless times. The reality is that it is difficult for the enemy to be strong, and we are weak. Isn't this going to die!

It's just that Bem knows that he is not the commander-in-chief, but just the chief of staff. He has no right to decide where to fight and can only make a combat plan based on the commander-in-chief's goals.

"Then we must add at least 10,000 troops to the Northern Army! Let them stick to the danger and delay the Russian army as much as possible, while the main force of our army will press over Vienna as quickly as possible, and strive to eliminate the main force of the Austrian army as soon as possible, and then go north. Reinforce the Army of the North."

To be honest, Kossuth is still not satisfied. He still doesn't want to give the 10,000 reinforcements. He is more willing to put all this precious force on Vienna instead of throwing it out to fight with the Russian army. In his opinion, the latter is nothing. Meaningless.

But neither Bem nor the other generals agreed with such a risk. In the end, he could only reluctantly send more than 10,000 reinforcements...