230: Chapter 230 Issuing Navigation Warning Orders and Establishing No-Fly Zones

After Major General Faye and Major General Rahim finished the procurement negotiations, they immediately reported the results to the Anti-Israel Coalition Joint Command.

The Anti-Israel Coalition was quite pleased to be able to replenish enough missiles and artillery shells within a week.

After all, without enough artillery shells, this war simply could not continue.

As the war dragged on, the ammunition consumed by the Anti-Israel Coalition was increasing rapidly.

Although they had requested weapon and ammunition support from various countries in the Persian Gulf, none of them were arms manufacturers, and most could only rely on external purchases.

And now, the possibility of purchasing weapons and ammunition from other arms-producing nations in a timely manner was basically non-existent.

Major General Faye's successful negotiation with the arms dealers to deliver the purchased ammunition within a week could be said to have greatly relieved the pressure on the Joint Forces Command.

The Joint Forces Command hurriedly urged the countries of the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization to provide 400 million barrels of oil and 10 billion cubic meters of natural gas within a week, as previously discussed, especially Saudi Arabia and Iran, the two main oil and natural gas suppliers.

Only when these two main suppliers completed their collection of oil and natural gas would other countries be more proactive in providing the oil and natural gas they were required to pay.

Of course, what was giving the Anti-Judea Coalition an even bigger headache now was that the USA continued to provide a steady stream of various weapons and ammunition to Israel.

In some battlefields, one could even see the figures of soldiers who were clearly not from the Israeli military; it seemed that many mercenaries from other countries had joined this war.

Sometimes, when observing the situation in the rear of Israel using the Tianlong Series UAV, it was even possible to see USA military personnel directly participating in the work of the Israeli army, so brazen that they didn't even change out of their USA military uniforms.

Given this situation, the Anti-Judea Coalition was considering whether to directly designate all of Israel's airspace and territorial waters as a no-fly zone and a no-navigation zone, preventing aircraft and warships from other countries from entering Israel, with only the belligerents allowed to use this airspace and sea area.

Otherwise, letting Israel continue to receive a steady stream of aid from the USA would make it impossible to completely eliminate the Israeli military.

After all, the USA's aid did not just consist of various weapons and ammunition, but also the various military contractors it controlled.

These personnel could transform into the Israeli army at any time, and they would be impossible to eliminate in the short term.

After discussions, the Anti-Israel Coalition Joint Command proposed the establishment of a no-fly zone and a no-navigation zone to the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization, hoping that the countries in the Persian Gulf region would agree and prepare for possible counter-measures by the USA.

The Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization had been following the situation on the various battlefields against Israel and knew the progress of the Anti-Judea Coalition.

The results were quite encouraging; they had prevented the Israeli army from counter-attacking and occupying other countries' territories, and had even driven the Israeli army away from a significant portion of Palestine's territory.

However, the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization did not dare to make a decision lightly regarding the establishment of a no-fly zone and a no-navigation zone over Israel's airspace and territorial waters.

After full discussion and debate among the various countries, they concluded that only by completely cutting off Israel's external aid could they more quickly deplete Israel's war potential and force Israel to surrender and withdraw from Palestine's territory.

However, if a no-fly zone and a no-navigation zone were established, the USA would certainly not agree and would take countermeasures, and it was even possible that they would directly intervene in the war.

Now, the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization found it difficult to make a judgment because they did not know what the USA's bottom line was, so they could only try to request more intelligence from the Anti-Judea Coalition.

As the war unfolded comprehensively within Israel, the Anti-Judea Coalition could no longer tolerate the military personnel from other countries appearing on the battlefield.

These military personnel had higher combat quality than the Israeli army and posed a greater threat to the Anti-Judea Coalition.

Although the attacks by the armies at various frontline commands, utilizing the Tianlong Series UAV and various armored vehicle artillery fire, had greatly weakened the combat capabilities of these mercenaries, they still caused significant casualties to the Anti-Judea Coalition.

The Joint Forces Command could only continue to pressure the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization, insisting that they must decide as soon as possible to establish a no-fly zone and a no-navigation zone to cut off the channels for more military personnel from other countries to enter Israel and alleviate the operational pressure on the Anti-Judea Coalition.

With no other choice, the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization agreed to the demands of the Anti-Judea Coalition, authorizing the Anti-Judea Coalition to fully blockade Israel's airspace and territorial waters, with no unauthorized aircraft or ships allowed to enter Israel.

Any unauthorized aircraft or ships that forcibly entered Israel would be shot down after warnings proved ineffective.

Now, the Tianlei Series Anti-Aircraft Missile had fully covered Israel's airspace and territorial waters, and the Tianlei Type 9 Anti-Aircraft Missile, with a maximum operational range of 400 kilometers, had anti-ship capabilities that could threaten warships entering Israel's territorial waters.

The Tianlei Missile Defense System could monitor the entire region of Israel, and as long as any abnormal large-scale military targets were detected, it could issue an alarm and launch an attack in time; therefore, the Anti-Judea Coalition had no problem conducting the blockade.

After receiving authorization, the Anti-Israel Coalition Joint Command immediately issued a navigation warning order, announcing that the entire airspace and territorial waters of Israel would be designated as a no-fly zone and a no-navigation zone, and that after 48 hours, no unauthorized aircraft or ships would be allowed to enter or leave Israel.

If the navigation warning order was violated, the Anti-Judea Coalition could take all necessary measures to block the illegally entering aircraft and ships, and the consequences of any resulting losses would be borne by the violators themselves.

They also hoped that the relevant countries would take measures to make preparations in advance and leave the Israel region in a timely manner.

After the Anti-Judea Coalition issued the navigation warning order, they immediately ordered the various frontline commands to prepare to prevent attacks from Israel and the USA, and to launch a counter-attack immediately if any abnormal situations were discovered.

In particular, the Tianlei Missile Defense System had to strengthen its monitoring of the Israel region to intercept any large-scale attacks launched by Israel and the USA to disrupt the navigation warning order, ensuring that the navigation warning order could ultimately be executed.

As long as the Anti-Judea Coalition could survive the initial period of attacks that Israel and the USA might launch, the ability to launch attacks would diminish as Israel's consumption of weapons and ammunition grew, and eventually, Israel would become a fish on the chopping block, allowing the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization to determine its fate.

And this would require the Anti-Judea Coalition to show its tough side, repel any possible attacks, and strive to completely master the initiative on the battlefield.