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Compared with the heated discussions on cross-border incidents in China, the international community's response to cross-border incidents is much colder. Firstly, the media of various countries deliberately downplay it, and secondly, each country has nothing to do with it.
However, the al-Qaeda group headed by the United States issued a tough statement before Beidou, publicly accusing Maozi of inaction on the Siberian issue. Frankly admitting that if Maozi did not have the ability to control Siberia, he should hand over Siberia to those who have the ability to control the giant insect problem.
It is co-managed by a group of countries and the Northern Capital sent troops to Siberia to exterminate wolfworms. This is out of the common interests of all countries in the world and fulfills the responsibilities of regional powers.
All in all, he changed his previous hostile attitude and praised Beidu vigorously.
The attitude of the West has puzzled many people who don't know what is going on. They don't understand why the Yankees, who have always made it their mission to disgust the northern capital, suddenly made a 180-degree turn.
There are only eternal interests between countries. The Yankees are definitely not doing this for the benefit of Beijing, but it is of sufficient benefit to the United States itself.
But where do the benefits come from? Commitment to transfer lunar property rights? In-depth cooperation at the military level? Or other interests?
After the Yankees issued a public statement, Beidou also expressed its attitude. The wording was not as tough as the Yankees, but it remained consistent in hiding the truth behind the scenes.
Facing the verbal attacks from the two camps, Mao Zi, who had always gone his own way, felt deeply hostile and in crisis. Although he still spoke tough words, he never took any actual actions and could not take any action.
If there was a way to save Siberia, Maozi had killed all the bugs a few years ago, why would he wait until now?
The current situation in Maozi's country is not as good as it was a few years ago. Even if they want to use military means to solve the problem, how can they maintain the long supply line from Europe to Siberia?
Beidu only needs to send out a few troops and destroy the railways from time to time, which is enough to give Maozi's logistics department a headache to death.
As for directly attacking the Chinese mainland...many idiots have always wanted to do this, but in today's environment, daring to attack the Chinese mainland is tantamount to opening the door to the Third World War.
Nowadays, even the base group is extremely wary of the Beiyuezhou fleet. Maozi's space power is almost negligible, and he has no ability to challenge Beidu.
Even if Maozi has enough intercontinental missiles and nuclear warheads, it will be useless. As long as Beidu puts a few space battleships over Maozi, the intercontinental missiles that Maozi relies on as its most important weapon will not even be able to fly out of the atmosphere.
No matter how big a skinny camel is, it is already skinny.
Although most idiots are not very rational, there are always a few sensible people in such a big country, and they can see through the essence of the Siberian issue at a glance - the Yankees intervened in the Siberian issue, seemingly to support the northern capital, but in fact
The above is to lay the foundation for the problems in Africa and South America!
Think about it, Beidou used military means to solve the Siberian problem, and it solved the Siberian problem with the support of al-Qaida. Beidou's actions can be seen as a template for countries around the world to solve the problem of insect pests.
Siberia is Maozi's territory and has been occupied by Beidu for a long time. The possibility of actual occupation is very low.
But what about South America? It was originally the backyard of the Yankees. Those countries that were subverted by the giant insects have long since become terra incognita. As long as they are crushed all the way in the name of eradicating the giant worms, is there any need to say who owns these terra incognita?
As for those countries in South America that are struggling to hold on...well, the Americans can wait until these countries collapse, or actively ask the Americans to intervene.
South America is just a small piece of cake, while Africa is the fattest, most beautiful and most mouth-watering cake!
Today's African continent has become a paradise for giant insects. The so-called government-in-exile is a joke. No matter how hard the old people and children who fled Africa jump, they can't make a splash. Once the counterattack begins, they will be the ones who divide the cake.
Knife and fork, the final result will definitely be the fact that each participating country will take a piece and implement occupation in the name of supervision or whatever.
You know, those governments-in-exile have no moral integrity at all. As early as a few years ago, they began to lobby for counterattacks in Africa, and even offered conditions for ceding territory for this purpose. A certain government-in-exile that doesn't feel sorry for selling its own land,
It even offered attractive conditions for ceding half of the country.
I wonder if they realize that those responsible big countries want far more than half.
Those countries that are still struggling with the ravages of giant insects can also allow the swarms to continue to rage and completely become a land without one, or wait for the government of that country to be unable to persist and ask for help, to eliminate the swarms as a solution.
An excuse to send troops to occupy.
In short, there are many benefits and opportunities, it just depends on whether you can seize them.
The Siberian incident was the beginning of everything. The curtain has been partially opened. If Mao Zi dares to explode at this time, is he not becoming the enemy of the whole world?
After clarifying his thoughts, Mao Zi immediately changed his position. On the surface, he still strictly protested Beidou's military actions, but secretly he started to contact Beidou, Washington and other major countries, preparing to get a share of the African issue.
Mao Zi’s idea is very good, but which country is willing to give up the fat in its mouth?
This kind of thing cannot be said openly at all. Maozi's people are running around giving hints, and the foreign affairs departments of various countries are making excuses. In short, there is no such thing.
They are all foxes who have become spirits after thousands of years, and there are many overt and covert battles going on. The level of excitement far exceeds that of spy war movies, and it will definitely be popular all over the world when it is made into a movie.
Relatively speaking, the contact between Maozi and Beidu was relatively smooth, but Beidu's principle was to neither admit nor deny, and wait for Maozi to reach a conclusion with the Americans.
This is mainly because it is not yet time to lift the lid on the African issue. With the current strength of Beidu, it is impossible for any force to abandon Beidu on the African issue. When the lid is lifted in the future, Beidu's chopsticks will be indispensable.
It’s just a matter of more or less.
In this case, there is no need for Beidu to charge forward and there is no possibility of retreating. It is in Beidu's best interest to let Maozi get entangled with the base group.
Compared with the situation in Africa, which is still shrouded in clouds and fog, Beidou's focus is still on the moon.
Only by mastering the moon can we master outer space. Compared with outer space, what are Africa’s interests?
All kinds of overt and covert fighting had no impact on the military operations in Siberia, and the participating troops always went step by step.
Just when Ye Han was rushing towards the next target ambitiously, Ye Han, who was on the way, suddenly received a communication from Gao Kai: "601, emergency situation, 401 has discovered aliens, and orders your troops to approach 401 immediately.
