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Stalin asked the volunteers to continue their offensive, so why did we take the initiative to retreat? In fact, strategy and tactics are more important

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In 1951, after our volunteer army launched the fifth campaign in Korea, the main force of the United Nations army, mainly the Us army, was gradually defeated, and in the face of the growing anti-war call in the United States, it had to negotiate with our volunteer army. In the fifth campaign that has just concluded, our army annihilated a total of about 80,000 enemy troops. Therefore, the US military sent a signal to our army through diplomatic channels for armistice negotiations. In view of the equipment strength and the number of enemies and us, our division continued to launch attacks unfavorably to our army and accepted the us military's request for armistice negotiations. In order to strive for the greatest interests at the negotiating table, the US military decided to launch a key attack on the weakly defended hill of our volunteer army, but the US army still crashed headlong into the iron plate. Since our army and the United Nations army have entered a stage of strategic stalemate on the Korean battlefield. Despite the overall stable situation, very fierce skirmishes continued to break out between the two sides.

Stalin asked the volunteers to continue their offensive, so why did we take the initiative to retreat? In fact, strategy and tactics are more important

However, after learning of the situation of our volunteer army in Korea, Stalin of the Soviet Union praised our volunteer army for fighting well and hoped that our volunteer army would continue to attack southward and drive the main force of the US army out of the Korean Peninsula completely. At that time, the leaders of our army rejected him after hearing this, and quickly ordered the front-line troops to stop the attack, and the alternate cover began to retreat to a favorable position.

Stalin asked the volunteers to continue their offensive, so why did we take the initiative to retreat? In fact, strategy and tactics are more important

So why doesn't our army continue to pursue with victory? With the support of Soviet equipment and air cover, we were fully capable of driving american troops out of the Pacific, but why did we suddenly shift from a strategic offensive posture to a defensive position? That's because after five large-scale battles, the enemy and us also suffered heavy casualties, and although our army returned the front line to the 38th line, the casualties were very serious. And because of the lengthening of the front line and the fact that our army has almost no reliable air cover over Korea, it is very easy for the US military to carry out another "Inchon landing," thus completely cutting off our army's supply line and retreat route, completely encircling our volunteer army in the central region of Korea and then dividing and annihilating it. Based on the fact that we have already seen this, I took the initiative to separate the front-line troops from contact with the enemy, and turned the movement war into a positional war, slowing down the rhythm of the US counterattack and winning time for the repair of the main force of our army.

As the leader of the Soviet Union, Stalin must have considered the interests of the Soviet Union, provided only weapons and equipment, and then asked my volunteer army to drag the American troops in the quagmire of the Korean War and not withdraw, which would be of great help to the Soviet Union's situation in Europe. This can consume both the mainland and the United States, which is a double victory.

However, for the new China, which has just ended the civil war and is in ruins at home, it is necessary to end this war as soon as possible before we can invest resources in production and construction.

Therefore, in the stage of strategic stalemate, our army changed the policy of active attack, but concentrated its main force to annihilate a small number of formed US troops in order to achieve the purpose of prompting the US troops to withdraw as soon as possible. This tactic is affectionately called the "zero knock candy" tactic by our army.

Stalin asked the volunteers to continue their offensive, so why did we take the initiative to retreat? In fact, strategy and tactics are more important

Therefore, under the guidance of such a tactical policy, our army and the US army fought and talked at the same time, and the entire Korean battlefield became a huge quagmire. However, the US military relied on advanced tanks and aircraft at the negotiating table, aggressively put forward many unreasonable demands on our army, our army representatives did not take a step back, but spoke with strength on the battlefield, so the US army launched a summer offensive and an autumn offensive in succession, in the face of the CRAZY attack prepared by the US army, our heroic volunteer soldiers encountered the fiercest firepower attack in history, but our volunteer army did not use its flesh and blood to fight with the US army's shells, but through flexible and changeable movement defense and underground fortifications. Defused the U.S. offensive one by one, and then defeated the enemy in the Adventure Plan of the Kinhwa Offensive and the U.S. Amphibious Landing. The dejected U.S. military has neither achieved its goals on the battlefield nor at the negotiating table. Reluctantly, he signed the armistice agreement.

The reason why our army is still able to win victories in the face of the US army with strong firepower on the Korean battlefield is inseparable from our army's flexible strategy and tactics, and only by carrying forward our army's strong points and the spirit of heroic fighting and not being afraid of sacrifice can we cast the military soul of our army with steel and iron bones!

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