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soviet pilot nikolay surnev's eyes flashed with determination. he must find a breakthrough to change this deadlock. the yak-9t fighter jet, almost vertically, broke out of the encirclement, shot at the p-38 at an almost vertical angle, leveled off after the attack, and then dived to the height of the treetops, and so on.

the rhythm of the battle keeps changing, and the sound of firefights fills the sky. a p-38 was hit by the yak-9t's 37mm cannon. it shook violently in the air and finally fell to the ground, becoming a victim of the war. the remaining p-38s still insisted on circling, determined not to fight with the yak aircraft. the mistake of the us military pilots led to this tragedy. they were lost between the target and the battlefield. the challenges faced by soviet pilots were not only enemy aircraft and defense circles, but also the cruelty of war and the choices in life.

when the battle entered its later stages, the u.s. military realized its mistake, colonel edwinson was dismissed, and u.s. ambassador to the soviet union harry harriman apologized to stalin on behalf of roosevelt. however, the war is not over yet, and both countries still have common enemies, so both sides hope to reduce the impact.

the aftermath of this accidental battle far exceeds the cruelty of the war itself. the truth of the war spreads from the battlefield to the political and diplomatic arena, and the cost of the war is clearly revealed in the casualties and losses.