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Here's what's happening in the far north right now. I haven't run into as many Soviet units as I was expecting and I should be able to negotiate my way through these guys. I may need more troops to do it though. More of my troops are headed this way.

This image is a little south of the above image and shows how I've captured all the crossings on the river and I've streamed some units across it and now I'm engaging the Soviet units that are defending the river.

This image shows what's going on near the middle and shows me surrounding the Minsk defenders. They should all go away shortly. I am approaching the Dnieper River and the next set of crossings I going to need for the flow of supply. I think I'll use my engineers to leap the river and get behind the defenders and crush them against the river attacking them from behind.

This shows what's happening NW of Kiev right now. It shows the empty spot where I can make a lot of progress except all the Axis units in this image have already moved the max amount of MPs. So next turn I'm going to fill up all this space and clear it out of Soviet units.

This shows my main line of resistance where all the Soviet defenders are. I've surrounded a lot of them so a lot of them will go way in this combat phase. Or the next one.

This shows the Soviet units in Bessarabia, how I'm pushing the Soviet units out and replacing them at the crossings. The Romanians lost a lot of units pushing at the crossing but we're through that for the most part and only one more crossing until we're into the clear terrain.

This shows me making it across the last crossing until the one between me and Odessa. It shouldn't take much longer till we clean out the territory between the rivers. Maybe a couple of turns, maybe three.