"Your Majesty, the Buru Army has relatively few T-34 and KV-1 tanks. In a head-on confrontation, they are no match for our Tiger-Panther tanks. They can only destroy our tanks by hitting them from the sides or rear. As long as our Armored Forces respond carefully, we should be able to handle them. As for the KV-2, its 152mm Tank Cannon is indeed astonishing. But this tank is slow, extremely unwieldy, and inaccurate. In truth, it poses less of a threat to our tanks than the T-34!" Marshal Guderian said.
Oscar nodded. He knew that the Empire's marshals and generals had studied Buru with great care. Otherwise, they would not have understood the specifications of Buru's tanks so thoroughly.
Indeed, neither the KV-1 nor the KV-2 was a finely designed tank; both had a great many flaws. By comparison, the T-34 posed a far greater threat than the KV series.
"The number of T-34 tanks is indeed still small, but according to the intelligence we have received, Buru has already begun mass-producing them on a large scale. It is foreseeable that before long, this tank will flood Buru's Armored Forces. Previously, when our Tiger-Panther tanks fought Buru's Armored Forces, we could often secure victory at an extremely small cost. But soon, our casualties will likely have no choice but to rise as well. The frontline troops must be prepared for this!" Oscar said.
"Yes, Your Majesty!" the marshals and generals replied. If Buru truly equipped its forces with T-34 tanks on a massive scale, the threat would indeed be immense. The T-34/76 was one thing, but the later T-34/85 would pose an even greater threat.
Oscar knew very well that no fewer than fifty thousand T-34 tanks had been produced. This showed just how terrifying the production rate of this