Strekov Russian wolf Yue Fei, a retired colonel who relies only on hundreds of people to help Russia recover Crimea. With thousands of militias leading Uzbekistan to independence, it severely damaged the well-equipped Ukrainian government forces. He also served as the minister of defense of Wudong, preparing to rebuild the Russian Empire.
Strekov was born in Moscow in 1970 and was interested in the military from an early age because his father was a Soviet officer. In 1987, the Soviet Union had entered its final stage, and many people who watched the chaos in the Soviet Union began to look forward to the former Russian Empire. Strykoff was also infected by this idea and was eager to restore the old system, and he was more eager to make a contribution on the battlefield.
So as soon as he graduated from university, he sneaked to the Moldavian Republic (i.e., the Republic of Dezuo) along the Transnistria to join the war. It has to be said that Strykoff was really bold, and Eastern Europe was very chaotic at that time, and at that time the German Left Republic was fighting a war of independence with Moldova.
It was in this chaotic situation that Strekov quickly grew into a good warrior, and later the situation stabilized and he went to the Bosnian War and the two Chechen wars.
Other Russian soldiers mentioned the Chechen war with psychological shadows, but Strykov was more and more courageous in the Vietnam War, and sometimes if it were not for his teammates to stop him, he would not retreat at all. During the Second Chechen War, Strykerf had become a special forces commander for his outstanding military achievements. He often commanded squads to carry out infiltration attacks, because the suppression of extremist religious forces was so cruel that many Chechens still fear him.
Years of southern conquest and northern warfare made Strykoff experience hundreds of battles, but with the end of the war Strykoff also retired. Because he thought that there was no need to be in the army without a fight. After retiring from the army, Strykov raised flowers at home and had nothing to say about his views on social media.
It wasn't until February 2014 that a color revolution broke out in Ukraine. The pro-Russian Ukrainian government was overthrown, and Strykoff, weighing the pros and cons, felt that Ukraine might fall to the West in an all-round way, and that pro-Russian and pro-European factions would inevitably break out into large-scale conflicts so that Ukraine would fall into civil war.
The current situation is very unfavorable for Russia If Ukraine completely turns to the West, Russia will be in danger for Russia's geopolitical security. Only by taking back the strategic point of Crimea can at least ensure that the Black Sea Fleet is not blockaded. Is it common sense that this kind of thing should not be supported by the state and then done?
But Strykoff felt that the government was too inky in dealing with things, and when they decided that the unrest in Ukraine was over. He gritted his teeth and stomped his legs to do it himself, and with his many years of prestige in the army, he gathered a group of old subordinates to pull a volunteer army of hundreds of people. Sneaking into Crimea, they found the main government officials and told them that They had been sent by Putin to give them a flatbread.
Ukraine was already in chaos, and the Ukrainian government was very oppressive to the People and Officials of Crimea. After hearing Strykoff's pie, he basically chose to join Russia without hesitation, even the 20,000 Ukrainian soldiers stationed there. After some operation, Strykov took control of the military and political power of his real brother Crimea with more than 100 people, and of course Putin also gave some support when he knew his actions.
Compared with East Ukraine, which was quite lucky, just two months after Crimea voted to join Russia, Strykov led more than 50 volunteers to the East Utonbas region to lead the East Ukrainian resistance to West Ukraine with the same formula.
At first, the Ukrainian army did not look at the militia in eastern Ukraine at all, and felt that this was a touch of collapse. But unexpectedly, in just three months, Ukrainian government forces were pressed to the ground and rubbed, and the scope of the control of the East Ukrainian militia began to grow. At this time, the Ukrainian government could not sit still and feared that the situation in Eastern Ukraine would eventually become Crimea, and it quickly mobilized tens of thousands of elite troops hoping to annihilate the militia army in Eastern Ukraine in one fell swoop.
Strykoff had become The Minister of Defense of Donetsk, but the enemy with only more than 3,000 militiamen was several times larger than him. Faced with this situation, Strykov did not panic, and repeatedly interspersed attacks to find the weak points surrounded by the Ukrainian army. In the end, at the cost of 400 people, the encirclement was highlighted, while the Ukrainian army lost thousands of people.
After the breakthrough, he led his troops to meet the large troops to reach 20 battalions of tens of thousands of people. After formulating the strategy, with the help of five battalions of Russian troops, it began to divide and encircle the Ukrainian government forces, encircle the points to help, and break through each one. In just one month, the Ukrainian government army, which claimed to be tens of thousands of elite troops, left a large number of heavy defeats and basically lost combat effectiveness.
At that time, the infighting in Kiev was so serious that no one cared about the situation in Eastern Ukraine, and when the news of the collapse in the front came out, the Ukrainian army that Had rushed to support Kiev turned around and ran.
When Strykov learned of the situation, he was actually ready to hit Kiev in one breath. If this really let this old brother fight in the past, maybe this Ukrainian war is really a few years ahead. This old brother was just ready to wave his westward march to Putin, but he couldn't sit still and quickly called him back to Moscow, and russia has been sanctioned for half a month, and everyone should have seen it.
Russia today can withstand such sanctions, but Russia in 2014 cannot. I had to force Strykov to return home and let him stay at home honestly.
Later, many netizens said that this is the story of the Russian version of the 12 gold medals, and some netizens said that giving him a division he dared to play Kiev Is this not the Russian version of Li Yunlong?
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