Chapter 449: Emergencies from All Sides

On February 21, 1917, the Balkan Front Alliance Army took the lead in launching an attack on the southern border of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.

The 150,000-strong Australiasco Expeditionary Force led a combined force of 200,000 Romanian troops, 250,000 Serbian troops, 150,000 Greek troops, and 50,000 Montenegrin troops, totaling 800,000 troops in two separate lines, launching attacks on the Croatian region and the Transylvania region.

Among them, the Western Front had a total of 450,000 personnel, consisting of 150,000 Australasian troops, 250,000 Serbian troops, and 50,000 Montenegrin troops.

The Eastern Front had a total of 350,000 personnel, consisting of 200,000 Romanian troops and 150,000 Greek troops.

The purpose of the Eastern Front was to hold down a portion of the Austro-Hungarian Empire's troops while threatening the Kingdom of Hungary area.