The Russian garrisons in Yuzefgrad and Moscow surrendered to the German military, meaning the two strongest forces resisting the German military had already been wiped out. Although the Russian military still had quite a few troops remaining, none of them could pose a threat to Germany anymore. Moreover, while those forces were numerous, they were basically all second-line units, or even newly formed recruits.
It could be said that Germany's war against Russia was nearly over by this point. Even if the remaining Russian troops continued to resist, the German military would need only a small portion of its strength to eliminate them. Or rather, it would be enough to have the armies of Germany's protectorates and client states launch the attacks, wipe out those Russian troops, and win the final victory.
It was only at this point that all of Germany truly breathed a sigh of relief.
After crushing Russia, Germany would no longer face any threats. Next, all they needed to do was defeat the United States and the Island Nation to win this World War.
On the evening of July 1, Emperor Qin Tian of the Empire summoned Prime Minister Wachth, Foreign Minister Ribbentrop, Minister of War and Chief of Staff Field Marshal Manstein, First Sea Lord and Chief of Staff Marshal Raeder, and Air Force Minister Field Marshal Kesselring to discuss the final cleanup of the Russian front. After all, although the German military was about to achieve its final victory on the Russian front, every aspect still had to be handled properly. Only then could Germany gather all its strength to deal with its other enemies without worries at its back.
"Gentlemen, Moscow and Yuzefgrad have already been occupied by us. The Russian troops there have also surrendered. It can be said that the main