"Attack, attack! Kill all those Russians!"
Under the leadership of their officers, large groups of Belarusian troops charged forward. Behind them, Heavy Machine Guns and mortars provided fire cover. Though fear still lingered on many soldiers' faces, these Belarusian troops continued their brave charge.
"Fire! Kill all those Belarusians!"
The Russian military officers on the positions gave the order. Although Belarusians and Russians were both Slavs, sharing the same script and bloodline, they were now locked in a brutal slaughter within Moscow.
"Rat-a-tat-tat!"
Two Heavy Machine Guns on the Russian military positions began sweeping fire. Dense bullets poured down like a torrential rain over the Belarusian officers and soldiers. Many soldiers were struck down, dying amid miserable screams.
The rest were pinned down in the streets and no longer dared to advance.
Fierce battles unfolded throughout Moscow's urban districts. Although the German military had suffered considerable casualties—especially the troops from the auxiliary states that had entered Moscow to replace the German military, whose losses were enormous—the German military still maintained the offensive overall. The territory they occupied within Moscow continued to expand.
The Russian military, on the other hand, had likewise suffered heavy losses under the German offensive. Even after the German military gradually withdrew from Moscow, greatly reducing the pressure they faced, they had even begun launching counterattacks against the German auxiliary forces. But as those forces gradually adapted to the fierce fighting within Moscow, Russian military losses began rising without end. This meant that if the Russian military wanted to hold out in the bitter fighting within Moscow, they had no choice but to send more troops into the offensive.
As one side rose and the other fell, Russian military losses continued to mount. It was foreseeable that, in order to hold Moscow, they would pay an exceedingly