147: Chapter 147 Discussing Detailed Battle Plans

Li Yi was naturally happy to see that Syria could pay for the second batch of oil and natural gas so quickly.

As for delivering the weapons and equipment, he had already purchased them from the Multiverse Arms Trading System, so delivery was absolutely not a problem.

Once the time arrived, Li Yi teleported directly to Omsk using the Multiverse Arms Trading System.

In Omsk, Li Yi collected the oil and natural gas in three batches through the Multiverse Arms Trading System, accumulating a total of "1,0000,0624 barrels" of oil and "50,0000,1201 cubic meters" of natural gas.

Subsequently, Li Yi teleported to Oryol via the Multiverse Arms Trading System.

In Oryol, Li Yi collected natural gas from two storage facilities via the Multiverse Arms Trading System, totaling "150,0000,2302 cubic meters" of natural gas.

Without delay, Li Yi teleported directly to Abadan Port using the Multiverse Arms Trading System.

The amount collected at Abadan Port was smaller. Li Yi only collected "2000,0362 barrels" of oil via the Multiverse Arms Trading System.

Shortly after, Li Yi teleported directly to the last location, Ahvaz, via the Multiverse Arms Trading System.

In Ahvaz, Li Yi collected "50,0000,1286 cubic meters" of natural gas through the Multiverse Arms Trading System.

With the final collection complete, Li Yi finished his collection tasks for the night, having accumulated a total of "1,2000,0986 barrels" of oil and "250,0000,4789 cubic meters" of natural gas.

Li Yi immediately returned to the presidential suite of the Riviera Hotel via the Multiverse Arms Trading System.

After resting well for a day, Li Yi contacted Major General Zaha directly.

"Major General Zaha, we can deliver all the remaining weapons and equipment purchased by Syria tomorrow night. The delivery location will be near Homs. Do you have an air base in Homs? This involves the delivery of the Sky Dragon Mark I UAV," Li Yi asked.

"Homs?" Major General Zaha was very happy to hear that the weapons and equipment would be delivered immediately, but upon hearing that the delivery was in Homs—a place quite far from his controlled territory where he had no influence—he hesitated.

Considering that he wouldn't be allocated much of the weapons and equipment anyway, he had no choice but to say, "There is an air base there."

"Arrange for all personnel at Homs Air Base to be evacuated. You can take over after we finish the delivery." Li Yi felt relieved upon hearing there was an air base; it wouldn't do to leave the UAVs piled up on a road, after all.

"Understood. I will arrange it immediately," Major General Zaha said quickly.

Major General Zaha immediately contacted Colonel Andrei, demanding that he clear out the personnel at Homs Air Base at once so that the arms dealer could complete the delivery of the weapons and equipment.

Seeing that this was his first time receiving such a large-scale shipment of weapons and equipment, Colonel Andrei naturally put his best effort into arranging it and soon notified everyone to evacuate Homs Air Base completely.

When the time was nearly up, Li Yi immediately teleported to Homs Air Base.

The condition of Homs Air Base was much better than Geta Air Base; at least it wasn't as dilapidated, and several aircraft were parked there.

Li Yi also saw two Sky Dragon Mark I UAVs placed in a hangar.

Li Yi quickly extracted all the remaining weapons and equipment purchased by Syria from the Multiverse Arms Trading System, including 250 UAVs, over 4,000 armored vehicles, and a large batch of anti-aircraft missiles, anti-tank missiles, etc., instantly filling up the entire Homs Air Base.

After checking that nothing was left behind, Li Yi immediately teleported back to the presidential suite of the Riviera Hotel via the Multiverse Arms Trading System.

Now that all the armed equipment for Syria had been delivered, one less thing remained on his plate.

The next day, after Colonel Andrei learned that Homs Air Base was filled with weapons and equipment, he hurriedly arranged for receiving units to go and handle the transport work.

Most of these weapons and equipment were distributed to the army in northwestern Syria and the army in the Golan Heights, while the rest were kept in reserve for Syria.

After General Faraj learned from Colonel Andrei that the arms dealer had delivered the weapons and equipment, he became instantly excited.

The work of reorganizing the Syrian army into mechanized infantry brigades reached its climax; once the reorganization was completed, Syria would possess 41 mechanized infantry brigades and 23 reserve mechanized brigades.

By then, the strength of the Syrian army would undergo a earth-shaking change, and they would be more confident in launching an offensive against the USA and the Opposition Armed Forces supported by it.

After General Faraj conveyed the arrangements for the army reorganization and the required completion time to all military commanders, he immediately sought out Major General Rahim.

"Major General Rahim, when can the light weapons and equipment we purchased from Iran with oil be fully delivered?" General Faraj asked.

Syria originally wanted to obtain light weapons and equipment as free aid from Iran, but in the end, they had to use 5 million barrels of oil to purchase them.

Although they managed to secure more light weapons and equipment later on, it still cost a significant amount of procurement funds.

"They are already prepared and are all piled up at Haibai Military Base," Major General Rahim said. Most of these light weapons and equipment came from the Glass House's inventory, with some transported from Iran.

"Can we send people to receive them?" General Faraj asked.

"You can go to receive them at any time. If you have any questions, just contact Lieutenant Colonel Haidari." Major General Rahim naturally wouldn't obstruct them; since they had to be delivered to Syria anyway, there was no need to set up obstacles.

"Very well." General Faraj was even happier to hear that the final piece of the puzzle for the Syrian army was about to be obtained.

General Faraj looked at Major General Rahim and asked, "I heard that your Glass House is also undergoing army reorganization recently. Do you know when it will be completed?"

"About a month or so," Major General Rahim did not hide the matter of the Glass House's army reorganization.

A month; it just so happened that the Syrian army's reorganization also required a month. General Faraj pondered for a moment; it seemed he needed to discuss the upcoming military operations with the Glass House immediately.

"Our Syrian army will also complete its reorganization within a month, and by then, we will immediately launch an offensive against the USA and the Opposition Armed Forces supported by it. This requires the cooperation of the Glass House. I wonder if Major General Rahim can coordinate with the Syrian army's operations?" General Faraj sought Major General Rahim's opinion.

The Glass House was originally intended to conduct coordinated operations with Syria, so Major General Rahim said, "Absolutely no problem. As long as both sides formulate a combat plan, we will execute our respective assigned tasks according to the combat plan."

"Then shall we discuss the detailed combat plans in a couple of days?" General Faraj hoped to discuss the combat plans as soon as possible.

"Agreed," Major General Rahim consented.