Chapter 536: Chapter 421: Factional Struggles and Military Procurement

"I need to return to Saint Petersburg to report on my work, so please prepare a special plane for me, and make sure the pilot checks everything thoroughly before takeoff," instructed Alekseyev, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Southwestern Front Army.

At present, the situation facing the Southwestern Front Army is quite critical. Alekseyev believes that they cannot sit idly by and wait for doom. At the very least, he needs to make sure the Russian upper echelons understand that even if the Southwestern Front Army fails, it definitely won't be his fault.

Given the current state of logistical support and equipment for the Southwestern Front Army, even if Napoleon was still alive, he would be powerless against the Germans' offensive.

Alekseyev knows that once he briefs Nicholas II on the actual situation at the front, he might become a thorn in the side of the capitalists, and even earn the hatred of the entire Russian logistical departments.