150: 20,000 Anti-Japanese Army vs. 600,000 US Army, the advantage is mine!!!

“Brother Fang, according to our suggestion, your Anti-War Army should avoid large-scale outdoor gatherings for a considerable period.”

After the Anti-War Army and the U.S. Military completed their prisoner exchange agreement, Minister of National Defense Dong Changjun of Dragon Country proactively contacted Fang Le.

Because Dong Changjun was worried that the U.S. Military, no longer constrained by prisoners, would brazenly launch a Mushroom Bomb strike on the MacDonnell Ranges.

Fang Le expressed his gratitude to Dong Changjun, stating that he would handle the situation carefully.

Seeing that Fang Le didn't seem to take his reminder seriously, Dong Changjun wondered if he was too carefree as a young man or if he truly had some countermeasures. He could only sigh and continue to persuade him:

“Brother Fang, presuming on my age, I’ll call you Xiao Fang. You really shouldn’t overestimate the U.S. Military’s moral bottom line. To maintain their hegemony, they will stop at nothing.”

“According to our latest intelligence, the total troop strength that the U.S. Military and its NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) member states have deployed to the coastal areas of Australia has reached a massive 400,000, up from 300,000 in the previous count.”

“Before defeating you, the U.S. Military will continuously send troops to your side until they feel there is no possibility of failure, and then they will launch their next war against you.”

Fang Le secretly rejoiced.

War is good, war is wonderful; it saves me the trouble of proactively instigating it.

However, he couldn't reveal such thoughts and could only say to Dong Changjun with unprecedented seriousness: “Minister Dong, I understand your meaning. On behalf of the Anti-War Army, I am very grateful for your and Dragon Country’s reminder.”

Only then did Dong Changjun feel deeply comforted.

In the following days, the U.S. Military made no further moves besides continuing to deploy troops; everything seemed to be brewing.

While the U.S. Military remained inactive, the Australian government sent someone over.

It was the same representative who had come last time.

This representative, putting on a brave front, once again told the Anti-War Army that the MacDonnell Ranges were Australia's inherent territory, and the Anti-War Army's occupation was illegal, hoping the Anti-War Army would move out of the MacDonnell Ranges.

Fang Le responded as he did last time:

“On this continent, only Australia has the right to make territorial claims against me.”

“Are you Australia?”

The representative left crestfallen, not daring to say another word.

The next day, Australia's official media, U.S. Military media, and the entire Western media, from traditional to online, were all churning out an article:

“What is the legal basis for the Anti-War Army’s existence?”

“Their illegal occupation of the MacDonnell Ranges is an invasion of Australia’s territorial sovereignty. Such an organization can be completely defined as a terrorist organization!”

“We should not stand idly by against the Anti-War Army’s illegal occupation; otherwise, there will be no justice or order left in the world.”

“We should mobilize all national governments to act together and assist Australia in driving out the Anti-War Army…”

This article quickly spread to every corner of the world, topping various trending topics and leading to a collective verbal assault on the Anti-War Army from the Western bloc.

The anti-Western bloc, however, indignantly stated:

“If the Anti-War Army is occupying territory, then where did the white people of Australia come from? Were they born with Australia?”

“Why should the Anti-War Army be driven out of Australia? To my knowledge, all members of the Anti-War Army are current settlers and legal residents of that continent!”

“Hehe, if we’re talking about who should be driven out of their current location, the first ones to be driven out should be those squids in the Middle East!”

“Well said! Down with the squids, support the Anti-War Army!!!”

The U.S. Military, which had guided these public opinion trends, submitted a proposal to the United Nations General Assembly, demanding the expulsion of the Anti-War Army from Australia and designating the Anti-War Army as a terrorist organization.

With two of the other three permanent members present, the U.S. Military naturally did not expect this proposal to pass.

It merely wanted to use this proposal to make a big fuss.

Because the U.S. Military had done its homework beforehand, the total number of countries supporting this proposal exceeded those opposing it. Thus, the U.S. Military widely publicized that this proposal had received the approval of the majority of countries, aligning with mainstream world opinion, and that the minority of countries led by Dragon Country were aiding and abetting evil, standing against the entire “international community.”

The U.S. Military not only hyped it up but also used it as a legal basis to convene the countries that supported the proposal to establish an “International Joint Office for Handling the Anti-War Army’s Illegal Occupation Incident (United Nations Office),” attracting many adherents for a time.

The members of this office included most countries of the NATO (North Atlantic Treaty Organization) organization, as well as the Five Eyes alliance, and over fifty other smaller allies from East Asia, Southeast Asia, and various other regions.

This had clearly become a miniature United Nations, often holding private meetings independently of the United Nations, drawing attention.

It is worth mentioning India in South Asia.

India chose to abstain during the previous U.S. Military proposal vote, fully demonstrating its fence-sitting approach.

And it did so for its own benefit.

Shortly after the United Nations Office was established, U.S. Secretary of State Michelle visited India. After several days of private discussions, both sides publicly announced several cooperation agreements covering economy, military, politics, and technology.

The day after Michelle returned home, India announced that it would send representatives to join the United Nations Office to pay attention to the voice of the “mainstream international community.”

This was not the end; soon, the U.S. Military invited India to join the AUKUS organization (a military alliance of the U.S. Military, UK, Australia, and Japan).

India refused but stated its interest in the organization's philosophy and its willingness to engage in exchanges and cooperation.

Thus, the “AUKUS +1” model was formed.

If it were just this, the U.S. Military would never have agreed to give India so many benefits during the previous Secretary of State visit.

Just one week after India participated in the AUKUS +1 model, Australia and India successively released a piece of news.

India's military, including the army, air force, and navy, totaling 50,000 troops, would be invited to Australia to organize joint military exercises with AUKUS member countries.

And 50,000 was just the first batch; there would be a second and third batch subsequently.

In short, through various threats and inducements, and with the U.S. Military gradually drawing in other countries, plus the continuous deployment of troops from the U.S. Military homeland, the number of foreign troops stationed in Australia increased from an initial 300,000 to 400,000, then to 500,000, and finally reached a massive 600,000!!!

It is self-evident who these 600,000 mobilized troops were targeting.

The Anti-War Army was not isolated and helpless; after the establishment of the United Nations Office, Dragon Country announced a month and a half long joint sea, land, and air military exercise.

Not only that, Great Bear Country seemed to have received a large amount of material supplies. In its makeshift military factories, it assembled a super large number of small drones, all carrying bombs, which were deployed to the front lines in large swarms as if they cost nothing. Great Bear Country's intelligence capabilities also improved, and Ukraine suddenly faced greater military pressure than before.

The Anti-War Army, of course, was also prepared.

Fang Le used up almost all of the system’s remaining synthetic human quotas at once. Now, the Anti-War Army's total troop strength, excluding some logistics personnel and technical maintenance personnel, that can be directly deployed to the battlefield is 20,000.

20,000 troops facing the American military's 600,000 combined forces is still disproportionate.

But Fang Le was not afraid in the slightest.

The advantage is with me!!!