195: Chapter 195 The best way is to run away as soon as possible.

The 3 billion barrels of oil and 70 billion cubic meters of natural gas intended for use will be fully supplied within a year. If there is a need to increase the supply of oil and natural gas later, we will then consider how to increase it.

The procurement of weapons and equipment will be the responsibility of Major General Faye and Major General Rahim. First, they will procure anti-aircraft missiles to establish a complete air defense system covering the entire battlefield, strike Israel's air force, and completely cut off the input of external aid supplies to Israel.

Second is the procurement of sufficient drones to conduct reconnaissance and bombing of Israel around the clock, completely depleting Israel's anti-aircraft weapons and fighter jets, leaving Israel without air cover and forcing it to rely solely on ground troops for defense.

Third is to provide all armies with sufficient artillery and shells, conduct full-coverage shelling of the entire Israel, and with shells paving the way, completely destroy the defensive positions established by Israel.

At the same time, procure enough tanks and armored vehicles to suppress Israel's military and also to deter Israel's populace, keeping them all under watch until the war ends. As for the final disposal of these Israeli civilians, it will be discussed after the war ends.

As for the troops dispatched by each country, at least 200,000 troops must be dispatched within one month, 500,000 troops must be in place within two months, and all troops must arrive at the battlefield within three months.

The initial stage focuses on guarding against surprise attacks by Israel's military. Later, after the reorganization of the troops is completed, a comprehensive offensive against Israel will be launched immediately. Not only will Israel be struck from the air, but also from the sea, completely cutting off all military supplies to Israel and completely blockading Israel.

Without external aid, the amount of time Israel can hold on will not be particularly long. Now, we must also guard against the USA dispatching transport aircraft to provide weapons and ammunition to Israel. If any aircraft illegally enters Israel's airspace, it will be warned and shot down directly.

If the USA uses its military bases in the Persian Gulf region to threaten us, all countries must work together to expel the USA from the military bases in each country; otherwise, the USA's military bases will be destroyed. As for those small countries that lack the ability to deter the USA, Saudi Arabia and Iran will provide military threats.

As long as the USA cannot support Israel or easily provide weapons and ammunition to Israel, Israel basically has no possibility of holding out without sufficient replenishment of weapons and ammunition. By then, the Anti-Judea Coalition can still take down Israel.

It is just that to form an effective deterrent against the USA, relying only on existing weapons and equipment is still somewhat lacking. The deterrent against aircraft carriers is still insufficient, and they cannot be effectively sunk. There is an urgent need to see if the arms dealer can provide more advanced weapons and equipment.

After some discussion, having settled the matter of forming the Anti-Judea Coalition, it was decided to solidify this meeting organization and establish the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization. In the early stage, it will mainly coordinate the expulsion of Israel from the Persian Gulf region, and in the later stage, it will mainly coordinate the affairs of the countries in the Persian Gulf region to avoid conflicts between countries.

At the end of the meeting, General Faraj introduced the war situation in Syria and shared his combat experience against the USA. He let all countries know that the USA is not invincible. As long as the USA is made to know that it cannot win, it will retreat on its own.

Iraq and Iran put forward a requirement that Syria must end the domestic war before the war with Israel, especially the war in northwestern Syria, to maintain domestic stability and focus on dealing with Israel. As for the war in the Golan Heights, it can be resolved together with the war against Israel without any problems.

With the end of this secret meeting, the representatives of each country returned to their own countries one after another, starting to prepare for various matters, with those needing to mobilize troops mobilizing troops, and those needing to raise logistical supplies raising logistical supplies, suddenly presenting a state of active preparation for war.

Major General Al-Sisi, as the high-level military representative of Egypt, was quite curious about the weapons and equipment used by Syria. Although Egypt has equipped many weapons and equipment sold by the USA and Russia, many of them are relatively backward equipment, and there is a clear gap with the active-duty equipment of the USA.

Now, if it is possible to purchase a batch of new weapons and equipment, Egypt would not mind purchasing a batch to use for defending against various threats, protecting the safety of the canal, and avoiding other countries from interfering in Egypt's internal affairs at will.

After communicating with Major General Faye, Major General Faye agreed to introduce Major General Al-Sisi to the arms dealer. As for how many weapons and equipment Egypt intends to purchase, Major General Faye did not pay much attention. The weapons and equipment purchased by Saudi Arabia are not something that Egypt can compare with.

After all, although Egypt also has oil and natural gas, the quantity is simply incomparable to Saudi Arabia. Even with the income from the canal and the tourism income of Egypt, it is far less than the income from selling oil. Saudi Arabia is not afraid of Egypt possessing more weapons and equipment.

Of course, there were also some small countries inquiring with Major General Faye about purchasing weapons and equipment, and Major General Faye also agreed to introduce them. These small countries are basically too small in area; besides having money, they are just worried about their own safety issues. They would at most purchase anti-aircraft missiles to ensure that no fighter jets invade, and they would not consider much else.

If there is really a ground troop invasion, there is basically not much defensive capability. First, the population is relatively small, the number of armed troops is small, and it often happens that there is more equipment than soldiers. Second, the national territory is small; it doesn't take long to run across the country, and it cannot hold off a ground offensive at all.

Therefore, these small countries need to focus on guarding against air raids by fighter jets to avoid being killed before they can run away because of air raids. That would be a loss that outweighs the gain.

If there really is a ground troop invasion, the best strategy is to run away immediately and return after the invading troops withdraw after a period of time. After all, the invading troops have no way to occupy the territory for a long time, and Saudi Arabia will not just watch the surrounding small countries be invaded.

Major General Faye and Major General Rahim have not yet sought to negotiate with the arms dealer about purchasing weapons and equipment. They need to carefully plan the arrival of the oil and natural gas provided by each country to ensure that the oil and natural gas promised by each country do not fall through, ultimately making the arms dealer unable to deliver the weapons and equipment on time.

At the same time, they also need to plan the weapons and equipment needed by the various armies to ensure that the weapons and ammunition equipped by each army are sufficient to cope with Israel's counterattack, so as to avoid insufficient or surplus supply of weapons and equipment. After determining the equipment situation, a specific procurement plan must be formulated in order to negotiate with the arms dealer.

They also need to plan the establishment of a forward command post, which takes time. Therefore, the procurement of weapons and equipment cannot be done immediately; they must wait until the work in all aspects has some direction before contacting the arms dealer.