The Young and Vigorous Eighth Prince

Coming back to his senses, he picked up the telescope on the ground and looked towards the Tehran position, where he saw the Tehran army begin to retreat. His eyes flickered slightly.

The remaining soldiers on his side escaped and after the reorganization, there were still about 43,000 people left. In the previous battle, 7,000 people on his side were wiped out.

In fact, if he hadn't been so anxious and sent out 50,000 troops at once, there wouldn't have been such heavy casualties.

He had underestimated the Tehran army's defense line. Now, the entire defense line was almost blocked. If he wanted to pass through the defense line, he would have to fight a tough battle.

After thinking about it, Eisenhower decided to use artillery bombardment. He didn't believe that he would not be able to eliminate the enemy's position with countless artillery fire.

He gave the order to bombard the position. At the same time, he targeted a point and concentrated the artillery fire on this position. He also ordered his commando team of 2,000 people to start attacking the position.

When the artillery fire stopped, they just rushed to the position. By then, I am afraid that there would be no living people in the entire position, and two thousand people could easily capture the position.

As his order was given, artillery fire immediately covered the Kusri Heights ahead. Countless artillery shells exploded on the heights, and layer upon layer of soil on the heights was blown away.

The entire high ground seemed to have fallen into silence. In the positions on the left and right sides, a group of Tehran soldiers looked at this situation with tension in their hearts.

Although they had built numerous tunnels on the high ground, they did not know whether these tunnels could withstand the enemy's artillery fire. Everyone was worried about their comrades on the battlefield.

Jiang Fan looked at the high ground covered by artillery fire, with a faint smile on his face. Tunnel warfare is a practiced method. You know, the tunnels that could not be blown up by the ammunition of Van Futley, how could the Hebrew people's ammunition with such power be able to blow them down? They underestimated the tunnels.

With the coverage of artillery fire, almost an hour later, the 2,000 Hebrew troops had already arrived at the high ground. They were less than 50 to 60 meters away from the artillery fire. From time to time, mud splashed towards them.

If they hadn't been lying on the ground, they would have been injured by the flying shrapnel.

At this time, Eisenhower saw that his army was in position and hurriedly stopped the bombardment. A horn sounded, and the army that had sneaked out of the position immediately launched a charge on the high ground.

They quickly rushed to the high ground, but the soldiers on the high ground did not react, as if they had all been killed in the explosion.

Seeing this scene, the soldiers of the Tehran Army were all silent and angry, but Eisenhower was ecstatic, as he felt that his tactics were effective.

As long as we take the position in front of us and then radiate to the left and right, this line of defense will be easily captured.

But just as he smiled, suddenly, gunshots rang out on the battlefield, followed by shouts of killing, and a group of Tehran soldiers appeared from nowhere and slaughtered the Hebrew soldiers who rushed to the battlefield.

Their sudden appearance frightened the hundreds of people who had just rushed to the battlefield. In the blink of an eye, nearly half of these hundreds of people were killed. When these people reacted, countless Tehran troops appeared.

With bursts of gunfire, the enemy troops that had rushed up to the position were immediately wiped out. The remaining ones who had not yet rushed up to the position were so scared when they saw this scene that they turned around and wanted to escape.

But they were already on the outskirts of the high ground, and even if they wanted to run, it was too late. The gunfire coming from behind caused the Hebrew coalition forces that had rushed up the high ground to be trapped outside their positions.

They had never expected this to be the result. Two thousand people attacked the position, and in the end no one survived. And they had just fired for an hour, and it was all in vain.

Eisenhower watched all this in shock and was unable to come back to his senses for a long time. He didn't know why the Tehran army could remain safe and sound under such artillery bombardment.

This was so unbelievable to him that he even wondered if the Tehran army was invulnerable to swords and guns. It was simply a miracle that they were not harmed at all under such fierce artillery fire.

However, after coming to his senses, he instinctively felt that some of the Tehran army must have escaped the bombardment by chance, and as long as there were a few more rounds of bombardment, he would definitely be able to recapture the position.

So he ordered the bombardment of the position to continue. He was like a gambler who had lost all his money and decided to go all out.

As his orders were given, he sent out a team of 3,000 men this time, and then sent another 2,000 men to support them. He didn't believe that he could not capture the position this time.

As the artillery fire covered the position again, the soldiers of the Tehran army were not worried at all this time. They looked at the artillery fire of the Hebrew coalition not far away with a hint of sneer on their lips.

Of course, there was a glimmer of envy in their eyes, so that they could have such an artillery unit, then they would not envy the enemy.

Although they had artillery support from Daxia, the number was still too small. Unless it was absolutely necessary, they dared not bombard the enemy as recklessly as they did.

It was only after they had gathered the vanguard troops that they dared to be extravagant and fired a lot of artillery shells, but these shells made them feel heartbroken for a long time.

If possible, they really wanted to seize the weapons of the Hebrews. In this way, it would be much easier for them to fight against the Hebrews.

The artillery fire lasted for nearly two hours, and Eisenhower destroyed almost two-thirds of the artillery fire he brought, and even more. He was really completely crazy.

When the artillery fire stopped, the Hebrew coalition forces, totaling five people, had already attacked the position. The moment the artillery fire stopped, they rushed towards the position.

Three thousand men charged first, followed by two thousand men from the side. With a force of five thousand men, even if there were still people on the position, I'm afraid they would not be able to hold it.

But before they had rushed out far, or even reached their positions, they were suppressed outside their positions by the sudden appearance of the Tehran Army. The Hebrew coalition forces that rushed up were all used as targets.

These people fell one by one in front of the position. The people behind them turned around and ran away in fear. However, they were also hit by grenades. More people died.

When Eisenhower saw the Tehran army suddenly appear, he felt dizzy and his eyes were filled with shock. He almost fell to the ground while shaking.

He couldn't understand why there were still people alive on the position despite such fierce bombardment. You know, the artillery fire had cut off nearly three meters of the ground on the position.

Moreover, this time the Tehran army reacted faster and didn't even let them rush to the position.

How could they know that the reason why the Hebrew coalition rushed to the position for the first time was entirely because the Tehran people had not yet adapted to such a battle. Even with the warning from the commander of Daxia, they were still a beat slow to react at the time, and they were even in a daze.