The Prosens were not ready for a counterattack until September 11.
This was mainly because the time it took to regroup the scattered soldiers and restore the units was longer than expected.
However, this also allowed the arrival of three divisions coming from the rear.
After all, the current position of the Prosen line is already very close to the national border before the invasion of Melania, along with a newly built and labor-intensive railway.
General Hawke was brimming with confidence, with three fresh divisions, they could certainly drive back the unsettled Rocossov.
In addition to the three reinforcement divisions, two newly formed armored brigades were also dispatched from the rear.
Furthermore, a fierce general who had just recovered from injuries and returned to the unit, Colonel Shrifen, a Knight and Iron Cross recipient, was also dispatched from the rear.
