Although the Soviet Air Force participated in the war and temporarily competed with the Tang army over the Korean Peninsula, it still could not change the North Korean army's overall defeat.

After all, the North Korean Army lags behind the Tang army in terms of weapons and equipment, especially when facing the Tang army's Divine Bow Armed Helicopters, they have no choice.

A large number of North Korean tanks were destroyed, and the North Korean army's proud armored troops were vulnerable to the Tang army's armored troops. Soon the 38th parallel was lost and the North Korean army was defeated on its entire line.

The Tang army pushed forward all the way, and the South Korean army also launched a full-scale counterattack. The autumn wind swept away the fallen leaves and quickly captured North Korean cities.

Zhang Meng had changed his mind. He was initially trapped in a historical framework, believing that a split Korean Peninsula was in line with the interests of federal China, but soon he discovered that his current supreme commander of the Tang Empire represented the core interests of the Tang Empire. So instead of letting North Korea fall into an uncertain factor, it is better to let the Korean Peninsula be unified. South Korea can control the entire Korean Peninsula directly under the control of the Tang Empire, and truly be in line with the core interests of the Tang Empire.

Therefore, Zhang Meng instructed the Ministry of Defense to adjust its military policy. Originally, the Tang army could only go to the 38th parallel. Now the Tang Empire quickly added six armored divisions and three mechanized infantry divisions, one air force, four armed helicopter brigades, and two marine divisions to push North Korea in one go.

On June 9, six battleships of the Tang Dynasty Navy bombarded Pyongyang. At the same time, the Tang army's strategic bomber troops were dispatched and equipped with high-altitude night vision sights for the first time. They raided major airports in North Korea at night, destroying all the more than 500 MiG-5 fighter jets sent by the Soviet army to North Korea.

This was a successful air strike, which shocked the whole world, especially the Soviet Union. The mute and Coptis had no idea of ​​suffering. It didn't matter if 500 MiG5 fighter jets were destroyed, but more than 400 excellent Soviet pilots and more than 3,000 Soviet ground crew maintenance personnel were lost. They were all elites who survived the baptism of World War II. This made the Soviet Air Force heartbroken.

On the 10th, the Tang army aircraft carrier battle group launched a crazy attack. The North Korean army lost air supremacy without the support of the Soviet Air Force, and the front line of Pyongyang became a sea of ​​fire.

At the same time, two Tang army divisions landed on the beach near Pyongyang, and under the cover of powerful battleship artillery fire and the firepower of the magic bow weapon helicopter. The Tang army successfully landed on the beach in just two hours.

Subsequently, the Tang army's "Tiger" 2A8M main battle tank group pushed and crushed, breaking through the North Korean army's defensive positions one after another, and Pyongyang was then captured.

Half a month later, with the internal strife of the Jin family group, the Chinese federal army broke through the Yalu River defense line and defeated the last four main forces of the North Korean army, causing the North Korean army to completely collapse. Then the Tang army and the South Korean army occupied the entire territory of North Korea and North Korea was unified.

With the support of the Tang Empire, the Lee Group restored the name of the Kingdom of Korea and implemented the same constitutional monarchy as the Tang Empire and a system of three provinces and six parts. The King of Korea did not agree with the Soviet Union's two naval bases in North Korea and ordered them to withdraw. This incident caused strong protests and dissatisfaction from the Soviet Union. However, the Tang Empire was tough and accused the Soviet Union of providing weapons and equipment to North Korea as the culprit of the civil war in Korea. It also sent a naval and air force to block the Yellow Sea and the Sea of ​​Japan to prevent the Soviet army from supplying supplies to the two bases, and eventually forced the Soviet army to abandon the two military bases, but it demanded a compensation from the Kingdom of Korea.

The Korean War ended, but the Soviet Union was not willing to accept it. Stalin was angry because of the huge losses and wanted to take revenge.

At this time, China and the Soviet Union have been negotiating on the Mongolian issue. The Federation China has never recognized Mongolia's independence and wants to send troops to Mongolia, but the Soviet Union opposes it. It threatens that once the Federation China sends troops to Mongolia, it will be retaliated by the Soviet army.

The Tang Empire has been supporting the Federation China and has continuously provided weapons and equipment to the Chinese army. At this time, the transfer of the term was completed in just four years. The Kuomintang was in power, and after exchanging opinions with the Tang Empire, it no longer tolerated the Soviet Union and issued a war mobilization order.

At this time, the Soviet Union had 5.7 million troops, 55,200 main battle tanks (including the Marine Corps), 51,700 suppressed artillery/rocket launchers, a total of 190 tanks and mechanized infantry divisions, more than 10 artillery divisions, 7 mechanized airborne divisions, 4,900 tactical attack aircraft, 1,100 strategic bombers, 1,430 conventional ballistic missiles, and 320 nuclear ballistic missiles.

The total strength of the Chinese army in the Federation is 2.8 million, equipped with 5,200 main battle tanks, 4,000 suppressed artillery and rocket launchers, 1 mechanized airborne division, and 1,300 tactical attack aircraft. All of them are smaller in scale than that of the Soviet army, but they are powerful.

The Tang Empire had 2.15 million troops at this time, 11,920 main battle tanks (including the Marine Corps), 4,800 fighting vehicles of various types, 8,000 suppressed artillery/rocket launchers, a total of 45 heavy armored divisions, 22 mechanized infantry divisions, 6 airborne/airborne assault divisions, 10 marine divisions, 3,910 tactical attack aircraft, 400 armed helicopters, 800 strategic bombers, 1,879 conventional ballistic missiles, and 720 nuclear ballistic missiles.

During this period, the Soviet Union was larger in terms of conventional weapons than the Tang Empire, but in terms of quality, it was not as advanced as the Tang Army, and it was even more blank in terms of armed helicopters. In terms of nuclear weapons, the Soviet Union had just started not long ago, and there was still a considerable gap with the Tang Empire.

This is not included in the naval power. The Tang Empire had 20 aircraft carrier battle groups and thousands of warships. The Soviet Navy was almost in its childhood, without aircraft carriers, and only some old-fashioned warships. The warships of the German high seas fleet were not distributed by the Soviet Union, and they were all divided by the United States and Tang Dynasties, so the Soviet Navy is still at the third-rate level now.

The Federation China was not afraid of the Soviet Union, because Tang Zhong was a hard-core military alliance and supported by the Tang Empire, so the National Government dared to start a war against Mongolia.

If the Korean War had not delayed some time, I would have attacked Mongolia long ago.

In the early morning of August 3, 1951, 1.2 million national troops on the border of inner and outer Mongolia suddenly launched an attack on the Mongolian army. Thousands of aircraft drove the way, bombing the Mongolian army, destroying its only two airports and more than 100 propeller antique fighter jets in the airport. Then more than 2,000 national tanks poured into the Mongolian grasslands, like a torrent of steel, and defeated the main force of the Mongolian army in just three days and recovered two-thirds of its land area.

The Soviet Union was dissatisfied with the Federal Republic of China's dispatch of troops from Outer Mongolia and issued force on the same day that threatened the Soviet army to send troops to intervene, but the Federal Republic of China was not afraid and resolutely defended its territorial integrity.

On the 7th, Stalin, on the grounds of protecting Russian expatriates in Outer Mongolia, bravely sent troops to Outer Mongolia despite the firm opposition of the Tang Empire.

The 400,000 Soviet troops, which had already gathered on the Outer Mongolia border, occupied the remaining one-third of the land in Outer Mongolia in just a few days, and exchanged fire with the Federal Chinese army.
Chapter completed!