En bref. Graviteam vient de sortir une nouvelle petite extension sur le thème cette fois d’un incident majeur à la frontière soviéto-chinoise au Kazakhstan en août 1969. DLC qui propose donc de joueur deux opérations simulant cet événement du point de vue de chaque camp.
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New expansion Tielieketi Incident
In the summer of 1969 the situation worsened significantly in the Kazakhstan sector of the Soviet-Chinese border, defended by the Uch-Aral border guard detachment (near Dzhungar Gates area). On August 12, border guards at observation posts of the « Rodnikovaya » and « Zhalanashkol » outposts (BOPs) spotted movement of individual groups of PLA soldiers on the Chinese side of the border. General-Lieutenant Merkulov, the Chief of the Eastern border guard district, suggested the Chinese side to have a meeting to discuss the situation, but there was no answer.
On August 13 night, using favorable terrain, the Chinese covertly concentrated a group of up to 30 soldiers on their territory near the border opposite ht. « Kamennaya ». Two more groups of 30 people each were stationed on the flanks of the disputed area: one – opposite 39th, and the other – opposite 40th border marks, and the reserve group of up to 60 people – at the BOP « Terekty ».
– Two operations for the USSR border guard and the People’s Liberation Army depicting a most realistic version of events.
– One operation for the PLA showing the Chinese version of events.
– Precisely recreated area near Zhalanashkol lake on the Soviet-Chinese border, 36 sq.km wide.
– Historical organizational structure of units at the time of the incident.
