As the saying goes, strike a snake at its weak point. On the eastern front, the Italian army amassed two hundred and fifty thousand troops, while Archduke Albert only had eighty thousand at his disposal, so it was normal that Venice could not be pushed.
However, once a breakthrough in the war is achieved, a full-scale advancement is what Archduke Albert desires. On the eastern front, the Austro-Hungarian Empire confronting the Kingdom of Italy with a smaller force is already a victory. Next, it depends on whether the Austro-Hungarian Navy can create a new situation and open a new battlefield.
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Adriatic Sea.
A large fleet is speeding across the sea, led by the Austro-Hungarian Navy fleet departing from Rijeka, Croatia (formerly Fiume).
