The situation in the world has changed a lot.

The Italian government was the first to change, and the pro-Germany sent to power. The stock market and housing contract market in the United States collapsed, and the savings of countless people who worked hard for a lifetime instantly turned into a bubble. A new round of terrible economic crisis began to come unstoppably. A large number of factories went bankrupt and a large number of workers were unemployed.

This is an economic crisis that is even more terrifying than that in 1942, and even wars cannot be resolved.

In June 1966, something even more shocking happened, and Fritoyev, who was appointed as the new Russian Prime Minister, announced his withdrawal from the Allies and the War.

This is something that caught the allies led by the United States off guard.

The US government launched an urgent lobbying, but the Russian government was determined and refused to let Russia fall into the quagmire of war. Fritoyev ordered all the front-line troops to stop any military operations and retreat to Russia in an orderly manner. Not only that, all the German cities that were previously occupied by the Russian army also withdrew from their troops. Germany restored these cities without any effort, and eased their situation to the greatest extent.

Moreover, Fritoyev also issued a secret order to the Russian soldiers on the front line. Once the Allies decide to take action against the Russian army and prevent the Russian army from leaving the battlefield, they can resolutely fight back without asking for instructions, and at the same time, they can also ask for help from the German army.

Although there was no alliance, Fritoyev had firmly stood on this side of Germany.

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Russia's withdrawal from the war has greatly improved the situation of the German army. They can now use all their troops without having to worry about the huge polar bear anymore.

In the same month, the Republic of Ukraine was founded, and Marshal Korkorok became the first president of the Republic. Germany and Russia successively recognized the Republic of Ukraine. What is more gratifying is that Russia did not accuse Fritoyev for this. Perhaps in their opinion, Ukraine's independence was already unstoppable.

On June 3, Ukraine and Germany concluded the Treaty of Deutschland and Ukraine, and the two sides reached an agreement on politics, military and economic terms and formed an alliance. This was called the birth of a new "Axis Power".

Germany is not fighting alone.

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After the conclusion of the Treaty of Kiev in Germany, Germany's traditional allies, Turkey and Iran, experienced domestic political turmoil. The already powerful Turkish pro-German faction launched a coup under the instruction of Sultan Karami, arrested the Prime Minister of the United States and appointed the most determined pro-German faction, Miliva, who was once the comrade-in-arms of Baron Alexander, as Türkiye's new prime minister.

Türkiye's new cabinet was established.

Prime Minister Miliva immediately announced that Türkiye had separated from its allies and re-established the alliance with Germany, and officially joined the ranks of the Axis powers.

The Turkish army quickly ordered all Allied forces in Turkey to leave their country, and at the same time ordered the army to prepare for combat. After the arrival of the prescribed time, if the Allied forces did not implement the orders of the Turkish government, they would have the right to shoot at any enemy they saw.

Although such an order was issued, the young and strong people in the Turkish army could not wait. As a traditional ally of Germany, the Turkish military was very unwise to join the allies and fight against Germany, which also aroused unanimous opposition from the young and strong people. These officers who graduated from the Turkish Senior Officers Academy never forgot that there was a photo of a person hanging in the most conspicuous place in the school:

Ernst Alexand von Breme!

The baron is known as the father of the new Turkish army. In World War II, it was he who restored the Turkish Sultan Karami and helped Türkiye establish a new army.

Most of these young and powerful officers graduated from the legend of Baron Alexanderson.

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Their respect for a German baron is hard to imagine.

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After the war broke out, Turkish Prime Minister Yalik, supported by the United States, came to power. They deceived the German commander-in-chief of Turkey, General Wali, and launched a raid on the German army in order to disarm all the German army.

But the young and strong officers did not implement this order from the Turkish government.

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They besieged the Germans in several cities, but did not launch any attacks until the US troops landed in Türkiye.

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The young Turkish soldiers sent officers to quickly reach a secret agreement with the German commander. The Germans announced that they would put down their weapons and surrender. They were taken to the so-called "Prison War Camp" for protection.

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The Turks refused to hand over German prisoners of war and weapons to the US military, and they believed they were able to "custody" these "criminals".

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Neither the American nor the Suslik could do anything about this situation.

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They are unwilling to incite a rebellion in a forced manner.

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However, the situation has completely changed now.

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Turkish Sultan Karami and former Prime Minister Miliva regained the Turkish regime, and the pro-German faction completely controlled the country.

General Wali was released as soon as possible, and he was received by Turkish Sultan Karami. During the meeting, Sultan Karami apologized to him and said that he would release all German troops and return all German weapons.

Before the Sudan issued an order, news came from various places that the young and powerful officers sent to release the German army in advance and returned all the weapons that were kept in good condition to the German army, including ships, cannons, tanks, and aircraft.

The German-Turkish coalition launched an attack on the Allies before the time was set by Türkiye.
To be continued...