231: Chapter 231: Overwhelming Advantage Against the Indian Army

After Li Yi waited for a few days, Major General Faye contacted him, saying that the 400 million barrels of oil and 10 billion cubic meters of natural gas that the Anti-Judea Coalition needed to pay for the first month had been collected, and these oil and natural gas supplies could be transported away immediately.

Li Yi quickly purchased the arms procured by the Anti-Judea Coalition. From the Multiverse Arms Trading System, he placed an order for 10,000 units each of the Tianlei Type I Anti-Aircraft Missile and the Tianlei Type II Anti-Aircraft Missile and their supporting missiles; 5,000 units of the Tianlei Type III Anti-Aircraft Missile and their supporting missiles; 1,000 units of the Tianlei Type IV Anti-Aircraft Missile and their supporting missiles; 500 units of the Tianlei Type V Anti-Aircraft Missile and their supporting missiles; and 200 units each of the Tianlei Type VI Anti-Aircraft Missile through the Tianlei Type IX Anti-Aircraft Missile and their supporting missiles.

He selected the Tianlong Series UAV and ordered 100,000 supporting air-to-ground missiles and 500,000 bombs; he also ordered 10,000 units each of the Tianjian Type I Anti-Tank Missile through the Tianjian Type III Anti-Tank Missile and their supporting missiles.

He selected the Fierce Rhino series Tank and ordered 200,000 rounds of various types of shells; he ordered 300,000 rounds of various types of shells for the Fierce Tiger series Armored Vehicle; he ordered 200,000 rounds of various types of shells for the Fierce Lion series Artillery; and he ordered 300 million rounds of machine gun ammunition for the armored vehicles.

After this round of purchases, Li Yi spent 26.53 billion in system funds. Compared to the value of the oil and natural gas paid by the Anti-Judea Coalition, the cost was not even one-fifteenth of the total. It could be said that he had made a huge net profit.

Before Li Yi went to the countries in the Persian Gulf region to collect the oil and natural gas, he first went to Russia to collect the oil, natural gas, coal, and other resources that needed to be paid for this month. Through the Multiverse Arms Trading System, he teleported to Russia and successively collected 100 million barrels of oil, 10 billion cubic meters of natural gas, and 15 million tons of coal.

Russia still had the last batch of resources left to pay. After the payment was completed next month, the arms trade with Russia would be settled. It seemed he needed to contact Lieutenant General Sergei to see if they needed to purchase fighter jets and bombers.

Subsequently, Li Yi arrived in Syria through the Multiverse Arms Trading System and collected 1.125 billion cubic meters of natural gas. After the domestic situation in Syria had basically stabilized, the production of oil and natural gas had also gradually recovered, and the extraction volume began to increase month by month.

In Saudi Arabia, Li Yi collected the last batch of resources that had not yet been paid for: 120 million barrels of oil and 4 billion cubic meters of natural gas. The arms trade with Saudi Arabia had been settled. It just depended on whether Major General Faye could persuade Saudi Arabia to purchase new fighter jets and bombers, so that both sides could begin the next round of arms trade cooperation.

As for the 400 million barrels of oil and 10 billion cubic meters of natural gas paid by the Anti-Judea Coalition, as well as the 300 million barrels of oil and 10 billion cubic meters of natural gas that had not yet been paid for previously, they were stored in various countries in the Persian Gulf region. After Li Yi teleported around to collect them using the Multiverse Arms Trading System, he immediately arrived at the border of Israel to deliver various missiles, shells, and other supplies to the Anti-Judea Coalition.

This delivery included nearly 160,000 missiles, 700,000 shells, 500,000 bombs, and 300 million bullets; the quantity was quite large. Following Major General Faye's request, Li Yi delivered them to several locations in the northeast and south of the Israeli border.

After completing the delivery, Li Yi went directly to Serbia and collected the 20 million tons of coal that Serbia had paid, subsequently delivering the remaining weapons and equipment procured by Serbia. With this delivery completed, all the weapons and equipment procured by Serbia had been delivered.

Li Yi's final stop was Pakistan, where he also collected 20 million tons of coal, 10 million tons of molybdenite, and 20 million tons of copper ore. Li Yi also delivered the final batch of weapons and equipment procured by Pakistan together. Once Pakistan received all the weapons and equipment it had procured, it only needed to wait to deliver the remaining resources.

After completing all the tasks this time, Li Yi immediately returned to Pengcheng via the Multiverse Arms Trading System. This time, he had accumulated 920 million barrels of oil, 35.125 billion cubic meters of natural gas, 55 million tons of coal, 10 million tons of molybdenite, and 20 million tons of copper ore—it was a very fruitful operation.

Now, the mineral and energy resources Li Yi had stored in the Multiverse Arms Trading System were enormous, including 58,100,765,820 barrels of oil, 289,925,090,124 cubic meters of natural gas, 3,350,102,100 tons of coal, 30,000,097 tons of molybdenite, and 50,000,261 tons of copper ore.

Although he had such large-scale mineral and energy resources, Li Yi currently had no need for funds. Therefore, he did not immediately convert these resources into system funds. He would sell and convert them later when there was a very large need for system funds.

After Pakistan received the final batch of weapons and equipment, it had basically obtained all of the various Tianlei Series Anti-Aircraft Missile, Tianlong Series UAV, and various armored vehicles it had previously procured. More than 2,000 UAVs and 12,800 armored vehicles had brought about a qualitative improvement in the weapons of the Pakistan army.

Although Pakistan had dispatched its first batch of 65,000 troops to participate in the Anti-Judea Coalition, and had also dispatched 25,000 troops to the Aqaba Front Command some time ago, it still had over 480,000 active-duty troops.

Major General Arif immediately ordered various units of the Pakistan army to receive the newly acquired weapons and equipment and replace the original equipment. In particular, the original two armored tank divisions, one artillery division, one mechanized brigade, seven armored tank brigades, and nine artillery brigades were all equipped with new armored vehicles.

After the original armored units had completed the equipment replacement, there were still many Fierce Rhino series Tank and Fierce Tiger series Armored Vehicle remaining. Major General Arif simply converted the original four infantry divisions and seven infantry brigades into mechanized infantry divisions and brigades to improve mobile combat capabilities.

At the same time, Major General Arif used the replaced armored vehicles to convert the original six infantry divisions into mechanized infantry divisions. After a round of restructuring, most of the Pakistan army had achieved mechanization, with only eight infantry divisions remaining that had not yet been mechanized.

Major General Arif redeployed the Pakistan army, deploying most of the mechanized infantry divisions or infantry brigades, as well as five infantry divisions, to the region bordering India, while the remaining three infantry divisions and one armored tank brigade were deployed to other borders.

This could provide higher mobility for the troops on the border with India, and with the addition of five UAV regiments, it could form an overwhelming advantage over the Indian army. As long as the Indian army made any rash moves, the Pakistan army would be able to act quickly and deal a heavy blow to them.

After completing the distribution and deployment of weapons and equipment, Major General Arif immediately ordered various units to strengthen training, familiarize themselves with the performance of various equipment, and form combat effectiveness as soon as possible.