Chapter 156: Street Fighting

Fierce gunfire, smoke filling the air.

Li Boyong piloted the M6 and ran through this Middle Eastern town; passing an intersection, the M6 jumped up, jumped onto the roof of a house on the side, and then the shotgun in his hand sprayed twice downward quickly, destroying a Shawute army main battle tank.

In a head-on battle, AS is difficult to fight against main battle tanks with very thick frontal armor, but attacks from top to bottom are different.

This is also the reason why he chose to pilot the M6; after all, the Savage's short legs are very mediocre in jumping ability, and the machine is very cumbersome, unable to perform "head-touching kills" on main battle tanks.

And the M6 is different; the relatively light machine weight and relatively excellent jumping ability can make good use of the town's terrain to destroy the enemy's main battle tanks.

After destroying a Shawute army main battle tank, Li Boyong did not linger, gave up the opportunity to kill the enemy infantry, and continued to roam in the town.

"General Captain, coordinate B32 was broken through by the enemy M6, requesting support," a request for help came from the communication channel.

"Understood, I will rush over immediately; survivors first retreat to D56 to ambush, change Majieha's squad to come over, leave the M6 to me, and leave the infantry to Majieha's squad," Li Boyong quickly made instructions and piloted the machine to rush toward the target location.

The cruel street fighting had been going on for three days; the Shawute army as the attacking side paid a considerable price, but Li Boyong's side was not easy either.

In infantry warfare, the resistance organization side occupied an advantage, but in AS confrontation, it gradually fell into a disadvantage.

After all, the pilots on the resistance organization side could not be compared with the Shawute army in terms of training degree; they could still have a decent look when fighting under Li Boyong's command, but now they were facing the Shawute army's AS troops head-on, which looked a bit miserable.

In just three days, the resistance organization, which was clearly the ambushing side, lost three Savages, and the remaining machines were basically injured.

However, the Shawute army side was not easy either; although the AS team achieved some results, it was always dragged down by the infantry and could not expand the results.

What is even more terrifying is that the elusive M6 actually destroyed the Shawute army's tank troops alone in three days.

This is a serious blow to the Shawute army's frontal combat capability, and the loss cannot be recovered by destroying a few Savages.

Li Boyong piloted the M6 and rushed to the location broken through by the enemy AS; he encountered two Shawute army M6s and some infantry at the intersection near the coordinate.

Both sides began to exchange fire across cover, and the militia ambushed around also began to assist in launching attacks.

Sometimes street fighting is like this; when it is anxious, both sides can shoot at each other across an intersection for half a day, and as a result, neither side has much loss, just like now.

It may also be that a corner meets love; after a short and fierce exchange of fire, both sides suffered heavy casualties in an instant.

But no matter what, Li Boyong's timely filling of the position was considered to have filled the gap in the defense line.

The fierce battle continued, but until the evening of that day, the Shawute army failed to make any new progress and had to temporarily withdraw from the contested area.

This is also the helplessness of the Shawute army; the resistance organization's night raid capability is very strong; after the Shawute army suffered a few losses, it had to withdraw a distance every night to ensure sufficient alert distance.

The battle of the day ended; Li Boyong left the M6, and after ordering his subordinates to carry out maintenance on the machine, he found several militia captains to arrange the defense tasks for tomorrow.

"After three days of attacks, the enemy has also exhausted its sharpness; next, there will probably be a period of stalemate. During this period, the troops on the outside will increase the frequency and intensity of harassment. We can take a breather, but each team should not be too relaxed and vigilant."

Li Boyong began to analyze the war situation and arrange combat tasks, "Tomorrow, each team will continue to maintain the current defense line, and I will lead the reserve team to support; troops without defense tasks in the rear can rest well."

"Understood."

Each captain accepted the order, and then someone couldn't help but ask, "But when can we start counterattacking? If we continue like this, the casualties of civilians will be too great."

"It won't be too late; let's consume the other party for three more days, and then we will see the situation," Li Boyong replied.

The next day, the Shawute army really slowed down its offensive significantly as Li Boyong expected, and only carried out a few symbolic attacks.

It was clearly to intimidate the resistance organization not to counterattack easily, and by the way, let the troops rest.

Unfortunately, the guerrilla teams on the outside would not let the Shawute army do as they wished; Shihe began large-scale harassment according to Li Boyong's prior arrangements.

Although they suffered some casualties in the consecutive days of fighting, they also made the Shawute army's rotated troops unable to get rest.

Subsequently, low-intensity street fighting lasted for about a week, and both sides had slight damage.

And Li Boyong finally waited for the opportunity to counterattack; the resistance organization's counterattack started with the night raid of the Shihe team; after causing chaos in the Shawute army's rear, Li Boyong's team in the town began to push back.

The exhausted Shawute army could not organize an effective counterattack and suffered a defeat.

When the night raid ended and the light shone on this land again, Li Boyong successfully joined Shihe.

The Shawute army that had invaded the town was swept away, and the Shawute army outside the town also defeated to 20 kilometers away to regroup and began to gradually retreat to the mainland.

The resistance organization side was also at the end of its rope; Li Boyong only launched a limited pursuit to scare the Shawute army, and after confirming that the Shawute army had completely retreated from the Ankra region, he led the troops back to the camp.

After counting the results of the battle, the resistance organization side lost about 300 people in a series of combat operations, the AS team lost more than half, and weapons and ammunition were exhausted, but some supplies were obtained in the pursuit.

However, the Shawute army side was even more miserable; from the beginning of the war to the defeat, a total of more than 600 people were killed, nearly 1,000 people were captured, the main battle tank troops were completely destroyed, the AS team also lost more than half, and the logistics supplies were also heavily lost in the defeat.

It can be said that this military operation, the Shawute Stan government army suffered a crushing defeat again and was unable to launch an attack for a long time.

Under these circumstances, the Shawute Stan government had to face the ceasefire agreement proposed by the resistance organization again.

The envoys of both sides began to travel frequently, and after a month of bargaining, signed a three-year ceasefire agreement.

Of course, it is impossible for the ceasefire to last that long; the ceasefire agreement in the Middle East is the kind that is not strange to be torn up at any time.

However, in the short term, it is still a strong guarantee of peace.

Just like this, after the ceasefire agreement was signed, Wang Liumei began to organize the establishment of the Ankra independent government.

Coordinating the interests of all parties in the region, appointing officials, restoring production, and trying to restore trade and revitalize the economy with the governments of surrounding countries or regions.

Although the effect was minimal, she was indeed working hard in a down-to-earth manner.

The Shawute Stan government side also got the news, protested verbally, and could only sit and watch the development of the situation. ===== CHAPTER 157 =====