Interviewing people and events in backward or war-torn areas has always been a favorite subject of Western media. The more chaotic, cruel, and barbaric it is, the more it can satisfy the Western people's virginity and vanity. If the non-Western world in the report is too powerful and prosperous,
Western people are not happy.
For example, during the Olympic Games in the Imperial City, some Western media did not want to report on how successful the Olympic Games were. They specifically looked for some negative news, such as how miserable the residents who were required to demolish for the construction of venues were. As for whether such a thing really happened, they said
'I heard there is'.
And if a reporter can interview someone like a big devil, it will cause a sensation. The more ignorant, cruel, and alternative the 'big devil' behaves, the more the audience's curiosity will be captured.
satisfy.
Otherwise, we cannot express the goodness of Western democratic society!
And if the 'big devil' is insulted and scolded during the interview, the media will be dumbfounded. For example, the host of BBC News is currently conducting a video interview with Aidid of Syria - a living terrorist leader.
It's right in front of you, the ratings are great.
But when Zhou Qingfeng, who also saw the live news, became angry and frustrated, things got into trouble. He hacked into the satellite communication and yelled at Aidid, who was in high spirits during the interview, and a huge news accident happened.
The BBC actually aired such an ugly curse in its serious news. I couldn't stop pinching myself. The news presenter was so shocked by the curse that his face turned pale. The editors, directors and photographers in the live broadcast room were all in a mess trying to find the reason. People all over the world
The audience was stunned.
Nothing like this has ever happened before!
Who is scolding? Where does this voice come from? How much bad impact does this have? At the end of the interview, Aidid looked dumbfounded and didn't know what to do. The host panicked and said there was a malfunction.
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After checking their own equipment, BBC technicians confirmed that the voice did not come from them. The speaker was in distant Syria, near Aidid.
Originally, no one had determined exactly who the scolding voice was? But now that it is known that this person is in Palmyra, and combined with the meaning of his words, his identity is clearly revealed - he is probably the invisible super soldier.
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This is so much fun. Is that warrior so magical that it’s almost science fiction staying by Aidid’s side?
"Our target is still in Palmyra." Fidel of the CIA also paid attention to this news. He realized something in his headquarters and immediately shouted to his subordinates: "Where does this voice come from? Check it out quickly.
Its location?”
Through the National Security Agency's huge monitoring system and supercomputer, Fidel quickly got the reply he wanted - the voice came from the same satellite data link as Aidid. Although his location could not be determined, it was certain that he was in Bal.
Near Mira.
"The target didn't escape." Fidel breathed a sigh of relief. He clenched his fists and shouted "Yeah", attracting the attention of all the staff in the headquarters.
"Okay, everyone. I was originally worried that the target had escaped from Palmyra due to the Russian actions. But now it seems that he has not left, and our efforts have not been in vain. Notify Sheldon's team and immediately urge the frontline personnel to initiate
Attack, the next step is to find this mole."
Fidel spoke with passion and enthusiasm, causing many CIA elites to echo in unison. It reminds me of the time when Bin Laden crashed into the Twin Towers, provoked the United States, and could not escape his death after ten years of hiding. Now there are people who dare to come.
If you provoke Ying Jiang, he must be punished!
Berenko, who was in Palmyra, also quickly received a reminder from his colleagues - their target 'Hugo' should still be near Palmyra and has not left.
Didn’t leave? That guy didn’t leave?!
Berenko felt relieved. He and Fidel had similar plans, which was to control the area near Palmyra as soon as possible and conduct an intensive search. Unexpectedly, the two sides' ideas collided, and each side occupied half of the city.
A confrontational situation.
It stands to reason that in this case, the target would have escaped long ago. Who knew the other party was actually still there!
For a time, both sides in the city issued orders and took action in all directions, desperately trying to expand their control area and find the target first.
"Order the tanks of the Nusra Front to cut into the city and expand the space we occupy."
"Order the armored infantry of the government forces to advance into a block and drive out ISIS on the opposite side."
"Get the 'Reaper' drone ready..."
"Seeking air support from the Latakia base to drive away American drones..."
The two sides were already at war with each other and were on the verge of breaking out. They originally thought about reconciling if there was no benefit, but they both took a step back. Who knew that the target was not gone, and they immediately entered the fight mode.
Among them, the Nusra Front team was the most violent, because their boss Aidid was furious on the spot - he was nakedly ridiculed! Still in an interview with a high-profile media like the BBC, in front of the whole world
Being ridiculed!
You've lost all your face, haven't you?
You have a bad reputation, right?
Your image is completely ruined, right?
If you don't take revenge for this, why should you be a human being?
And after taunting him, he didn't even give him a chance to talk back. The BBC blocked the signal, and the last expression left to the world by Boss Aidid was that of a fool who was dizzy after being scolded. When he found out that he had lost the boss's face, he was so angry that he couldn't
Eating alive the opponent who mocked him.
Listening to his opponent's abusive words, Aidide was more certain than anyone else that his opponent was in the city of Palmyra. He immediately clamored to find the opponent, and for this purpose he pressed forward with all his troops without reservation.
Aidid also brought a T-72 tank with him this time. This tank was captured from the government forces. It was covered with explosive reactive armor, and its thick muzzle pointed straight ahead. The engine drove the tank into the air.
battle, leading the way into the areas controlled by the Syrian camp.
They move quickly and have powerful firepower. One shot can knock down walls and buildings. Led by the T-72, followed by two BMP infantry fighting vehicles and several home-made armored vehicles. They ran over the roadblocks set up by the defenders unscrupulously.
It gave the Syrian government forces a great shock.
Compared with the bravery of the Nusra Front, the response of the Syrian government forces was quite poor. Without anti-tank weapons, they lacked morale, and it was even more unreasonable to sacrifice bravely. They could only deploy a few armored infantry with rocket launchers to contain this force.
A powerful assault tank unit.
And on the raging battlefield, where was Zhou Qingfeng? He was really trapped in the heavily surrounded Palmyra. Since both sides of the battle were tightly defended on three levels inside and outside, he was like a large number of civilians in the city.
You can't escape. If you don't fight hard, it will be hard to fly.
At this moment, Zhou Qingfeng was staying in a house that had been blown up by a bomb. His translucent figure was leaning against the wall, and he was looming. Opposite him was a five or six-year-old child, with a gray face and ragged clothes, who was sitting in a daze.