In the Crimea, the Russians were able to re-establish supply across the Kerch Strait. I sent reinforcements for now and moved a unit down from Rostov to cut the line next turn.
I fought a large battle in the Ukraine. My Romanian army engaged 2 Russian corps from the West and from the South. They were almost completely wiped out due to concentric attacks. I hope to start putting pressure on Kiev. My light units further east moved north and west to get in position to cut off Kiev.
At the head of the Dniester, 5 Russian tanks with no supporting infantry crossed the river. They were wiped out by a series of concentric attacks. Gernerally, you want infantry in with tanks in rough terrain. There is not a stack of Russian units sandwhiched between my Hungarian army to the south and the German army to the North.
Initially, I built my Romanian and Hungarian army as a defensive force so their mobility is limited. Most of the units are horse powered which works well in the rough terrain of the Balkans. I need to start mechanizing in order to better advance in the east.
