The siege has begun.
The train carrying the Northern Army did not enter the station; it stopped just before reaching it and unloaded the infantry it was carrying.
The infantry battalion commander ordered the troops to form a formation and launched an attack on the train station along the railway line.
At the same time, the colonial garrison forces, originally planning for the siege, also launched an offensive toward the train station from the city outskirts.
The train station is a critical strategic node in this small town and one of the most fortified buildings. The station clock tower is the highest point in the surrounding area, and controlling it allows control over the entire vicinity.
Securing the train station is thus crucial for capturing this town.
After all, this is just a small town, and one could say the entire city's plan revolves around the railway and train station. Controlling the station lays the groundwork for capturing the entire city.
