Cannonade of Jerusalem (Monthly Ticket Request)

On the battlefield around Jerusalem, as the ground forces advanced, Jieko Group almost swept irresistibly through the Jewish army's lines of defense, leaving the entire front on the verge of collapse.

The First Mech Combat Brigade was like the sharpest spear, piercing straight through the Jewish State's defensive line in one thrust.

The Jewish State's several elite divisions were crushed head-on by the First Mech Combat Brigade, beaten into a disorderly rout.

With the First Mech Combat Brigade's successful breakthrough, Jerusalem's southern gateway lay wide open, baring its embrace to Jieko Group.

However, the First Mech Combat Brigade did not immediately enter the city. Instead, it spread out toward both wings, swallowing the other Jewish State garrisons outside the city.

These steel behemoths advanced in formation. Their gleaming metal surfaces reflected dazzling light, like vast moving metal seas. Their eight limbs crushed gravel and mud, and amid deafening roars, the steel torrent smashed through defensive positions one after another, charging through every obstacle with almost brute force.

Wherever the mech forces passed, smoke and dust billowed while furious winds swept up the battlefield's dirt and blotted out the sun.

Everywhere they went, these main battle mechs brought only death and destruction.

Collapsed fortifications, destroyed and burning vehicle wrecks, and corpses piled as high as mountains were visible everywhere across the battlefield.

After the First Mech Combat Brigade knocked out the Jewish army's lines and defenses, Jieko Group's other forces began following in succession, mopping up the remnants and further accelerating the disintegration of the Jewish army's front.

Like peeling an onion, the Jewish army around Jerusalem was steadily wiped out.

Yet in order to rescue Jerusalem, the holy city and strategic stronghold, the Jewish army also began fighting desperately, continually adding reinforcements and rushing them to the front.

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