Chapter 1198 - The Encounter Battle Inside The Tunnel (2/2)

The sound of the bullets hitting the tank rang throughout the tunnel and the soldiers rushing out from behind the tank were also shot, falling one after another. Their blood splashed across the battlefield and dyed their snow camouflage paint bright red…

Soaring bullets flew just above their heads as the NAC soldiers leaned against the concrete bunker and reloaded. Then, they continued to aim at the soldiers flooding out from the tank.

Looking at the corpses that fell one after another in pools of blood, and the ones continuing to advance, seemingly unafraid of death, his scalp felt numb as he cursed.

“Fu*k, are these Russians trying to reincarnate?”

“I suspect these are fake Russians…”

The soldier who was next to him felt something was off, but he could not pinpoint the abnormality.

The battle was in a stalemate.

With CCCP soldiers charging relentlessly, they eventually ripped a hole in NAC’s firepower and established a foothold north of the subway station.

The first tank already rolled into the subway station, and the second tank ensued.

Then, the soldiers wearing kinetic skeletons began to join the CCCP front. These soldiers wearing kinetic skeletons were far superior to those of the “Kamikaze soldiers” in both accuracy and firepower.

Obviously, these soldiers were the core strength of CCCP.

The NAC, which possessed a terrain advantage, was starting to lose its grip on the battle.

But the good days of the Russians were about to end.

When Han Junhua sent the forces down, she certainly considered the possibility of encountering CCCP tanks. After all, the team that Jiang Chen encountered was obviously not the full force of the CCCP. Precisely because of this, not only was cement used for wall building sent down, but also the Scorpion Anti-armor RPG!

When the second tank bulldozed through the broken wall, the Scorpion RPG finally arrived.

The soldiers behind cover set aside their rifles as they accepted the RPGs from the comrades in the rear. They put the rocket launchers on the shoulder, unlocked the safety, and locked onto the tank beside the wall.

“Go to hell!”

With a repressed, low-pitched, roar, the Scorpion RPG dragged an orange-colored tail flame and smashed directly onto the surface of the tank…

…

“…CCCP armored forces appeared in the tunnel, we’re under attack! I REPEAT! WE’RE UNDER ATTACK!”

In the ground command center, Han Junhua expressionlessly nodded after she listened to Zhang Zhuo’s report in front of the map. Her emotion did not waver by the slightest.

“Got it.”

Ending the communication, Han Junhua looked up to the holographic screen.

What emerged in front of her was the three-dimensional composition blueprint of a CCCP tank.

The Polar Bear KV-9 tank was built with a high-density alloy composite steel with a strength similar to Grade-A Steel in PAC standard. The main gun was either 58mm or 75mm-calibre. Based on the length of the barrel, the KV-9 was either the support type or the attack type.

The heavy armor had almost no weakness. Even the Type-50 electromagnetic pulse cannon could not stall the tank. Even without the annoying Wanderer’s Tank Meissner effect armor, it was still a tough opponent.

Of course, there were certainly ways to deal with this type of tank.

It was not without reason the KV-9 was dispatched to Uelen. Because of the extra-thick armor, the overly compact design for increased maneuverability resulted in a poor tank cooling system, and the tank crew wass almost sitting directly on the engine.

A few simple incendiary bombs may be more effective than Scorpion rockets.

Just two minutes ago, she had already issued an order to the expeditionary army. A fully armed “incendiary” unit was already sent to the minus 20th floor.

Turning off the hologram, Han Junhua’s eyes locked on the map on the command desk.

Fixing her sight on Line 2, she whispered in her heart.

Please make it…

For some unknown reason, her cold heart inexplicably trembled.

She pressed her hand against her chest and frowned.

However, just as she wanted to reflect on what she was feeling, the feeling seemed to have slipped away like sand through her fingers. It was as if she never felt it…