No matter what, on the south bank of the Euphrates River, there is only one reinforced mechanized infantry battalion.
Even if the formation is made large, the troops are just that minuscule; if it were a frontal assault, it definitely couldn't capture the big bridge.
After waiting for about ten minutes, they finally received the processed radar imaging photos.
Because they needed to perform post-processing, such as making the images clearer and adding annotations that everyone could understand, it was delayed by more than ten minutes.
The battle had already begun, but the situation wasn't as bad as imagined.
At the southern end of the bridge, outside the bridgehead, five armored reconnaissance vehicles were neatly placed. Although the specific situation couldn't be seen, the information annotated afterward mentioned that these five armored reconnaissance vehicles had all been destroyed, the leading one being destroyed by an anti-tank missile.
