The Bolshevik Party was undoubtedly highly skilled at developing guerrilla forces and leading them in combat. Before launching the revolution and successfully seizing control of Russia, under the suppression of the Tsarist Russian government, they had already formed guerrilla units in various places, especially in the mountains. Even Joseph, Buru's current supreme leader, had once led guerrillas himself. He had even occasionally moonlighted as a bandit.
In this war, Buru had suffered grievous losses. Thus, they once again brought out the treasured weapon of guerrilla warfare, hoping to threaten the German military's occupied territories by developing large numbers of guerrilla units, further pin down German forces, and help Buru hold back the German offensive on the front lines.
However, with the German military deploying large numbers of elite troops to suppress Buru's guerrillas, the results fell far short of expectations. Within the occupied territories, the German military committed substantial numbers of special forces and reconnaissance units as the main force for encircling and suppressing these guerrillas. Helicopters and armored vehicles worked in coordination, leaving the Russian guerrillas unable to cope.
During the freezing winter, guerrilla units lacking supplies to survive the season had no choice but to attack German military depots and supply lines. Only by seizing those supplies could they endure the winter. Otherwise, they would starve or freeze to death. The German military seized precisely this opportunity to launch large-scale suppression campaigns against them.
Almost every day, quite a number of guerrilla units were wiped out. The guerrilla forces Buru had developed suffered an almost devastating blow. This greatly transformed public security in the German military's occupied territories. In particular, after the main guerrilla forces had been eliminated, the German military's logistical supply lines could be considered safe.
Everything the German military did was naturally in preparation for