With the fall of Maputo, the East African Christmas offensive is nearing its end, and the battle of Maputo is a highly representative campaign in this offensive.
In fact, on multiple fronts, East Africa has achieved significant breakthroughs. The eastern and northern military districts successfully crossed the Sawei River, pushing the front lines into the Funialoru Region. Only a few Portuguese strongholds remain to the south before reaching the Limpopo River basin.
The western and Nile River military districts achieved even more glorious results. Besides participating in the Maputo campaign, the western military district completed the encirclement and division of the main Portuguese forces in the west, eliminating a large number of enemy troops.
Now, only the enemies at Mapai and Saint George on the upper Limpopo River are still resisting stubbornly. However, with the encirclement by East African forces, these enemies can only passively endure attacks.
