The decrease in Cuban army's offensive on the North City District is not because of their kindness or because they think it's time to go back to sleep at night; rather, they are preparing for the next round of attack.
A troop transport vehicle drives out of the city, heading towards the temporary base of the Alliance Army along the highway at dusk.
Blood continuously drips from the gaps in the car doors along the way, covering the entire highway with a disturbing layer of red.
The temporary battlefield hospital of the Cuba-Europe Alliance Army is already overcrowded.
Due to the forced march, they didn't bring enough stretchers, nor did they anticipate so many injured soldiers.
The beds are prioritized for European soldiers. If the beds are full, the injured are placed on stretchers, and if stretchers are unavailable, they're placed directly on the ground.
