Mongol-Manchoukuo air fighting was continuing in the Lake Buir region and local Government quarters did not know exactly what was the cause for the hostilities, it was stated.
The Lake Buir area is practically a desert, and it is over this bleak land that Soviet-Mongolian and Japanese-Manchoukuo air squadrons have continually met in battle for more than a month now.
Because of the very nature of the terrain, aeroplanes form the best fighting arms in that region. But it is also reported that there are at least 25,000 soldiers in Outer Mongolia, forming one infantry division and one motorized brigade.
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