232: Chapter 232 Let the Kingdom of Seya taste the bitterness of being bombed again.

After Serbia received the final batch of weaponry, Major General Molovich finally obtained all 4,000 Tianlong Series UAVs and 18,000 various armored vehicles that had been purchased, and the Serbian military's weaponry suddenly became well-stocked.

Previously, Serbia had already completed its military mobilization, recruiting all reservists and paramilitary personnel into the army, bringing the total number of troops to 150,000.

Although so many troops had been recruited, Serbia's original weaponry was severely insufficient, and there was still a lot of old equipment, with even tanks from the 1970s still being used by the troops.

Even if these pieces of equipment had undergone modernization, their combat performance was already outdated.

Now, with so many Tianlong Series UAVs, Fierce Rhino series Tanks, Fierce Tiger series Armored Vehicles, and Fierce Lion series Artillery available to be equipped across various units, the Serbian military could undergo an earth-shaking transformation, and its combat effectiveness could be greatly enhanced.

Major General Molovich reorganized these 150,000 troops into 5 mechanized infantry divisions and 10 mechanized combined arms brigades; each mechanized infantry division had a strength of over 12,000 personnel, each mechanized combined arms brigade had 6,500 personnel, and the remaining officers and soldiers were reorganized into anti-aircraft missile units.

Since there was a sufficient number of armored vehicles, every mechanized infantry division and mechanized combined arms brigade was equipped with enough tanks, armored vehicles, and artillery, pushing the firepower of each unit to a very high level.

A single mechanized combined arms brigade was equipped with 150 Fierce Rhino series Tanks, 250 Fierce Tiger series Armored Vehicles, 80 Fierce Lion series Artillery, and 45 Tianlong Series UAVs; it could be said that their firepower was maxed out.

Because Serbia's land area is not large, there was no need to consider the issue of long-distance logistical support, which allowed for a reduction in the number of logistical vehicles and personnel, enabling the manpower of each mechanized combined arms brigade to be utilized more fully.

After completing the military reorganization, Major General Molovich deployed 2 mechanized infantry divisions and 5 mechanized combined arms brigades near the Koso Region, while the other units were dispersed to various border areas to block potential enemy attacks from all directions.

Currently, the USA and European countries have a force of over 3,500 troops in the Koso Region, but more troops are deployed in neighboring countries, especially in Italy. This poses the greatest threat to Serbia.

With the support of the USA and others, the Koso Region established so-called "Security Forces." They are just a light armed force without heavy equipment such as tanks, aircraft, and heavy artillery, and they have only over 2,500 personnel. Their combat effectiveness is not strong.

If Serbia wanted to eliminate this "Security Force" in the Koso Region, it would not require much effort. However, the multinational mixed brigade composed of the USA and European countries behind the Koso Region, as well as subsequent reinforcements, would be what causes pressure on Serbia.

To completely resolve the Koso Region issue, one must consider the possibility of intervention by the USA and European countries. Therefore, after Serbia recovers the Koso Region, it must not only send troops to suppress and stabilize the local situation but also send troops to resist the invasion of the multinational mixed brigade composed of the USA and others.

Especially in terms of air combat, it is necessary to strengthen defenses and strike all invading enemy aircraft. Serbia has already equipped itself with a large number of Tianlei Series Anti-Aircraft Missiles and has completed their deployment, which can intercept the vast majority of invading aircraft and missiles.

But this is still not enough. Serbia cannot continue the war indefinitely. After all, the domestic economy is not very good, and national resources are limited. If the war is prolonged, the damage to Serbia will be too great.

In order to force the USA and European countries to abandon the idea of invading Serbia, the only way is to let the Serbian army strike out, threaten more European countries, and let those European countries know that the flames of war will burn them as well; only then is it possible to end the war as soon as possible.

This requires that after Serbia recovers the Koso Region, it must not only ensure the defense of all Serbian territory but also choose one or two European countries to teach a lesson to, or even directly threaten countries like Italy; that would make the USA and European countries hesitate to act.

Major General Molovich knew that achieving such a goal would be very difficult for the Serbian army. But to enable Serbia to recover the Koso Region, these risks are worth taking. As long as it succeeds, Serbia will no longer experience territorial division.

After Major General Molovich completed the allocation and deployment of weaponry to each mechanized infantry division and mechanized combined arms brigade, he immediately began to inspect every unit, supervising the officers and soldiers of each unit to adapt to the new weaponry as quickly as possible and master the combat performance of every piece of equipment.

The Serbian officers and soldiers were very excited about the new weaponry they were equipped with. Previously, Serbia did not have many advanced weapons, which led to it being invaded by the USA and European countries, causing its territory to be split off.

Now that they have so much weaponry, they naturally need to train well, improve their combat capabilities as quickly as possible, and drive out the invaders.

Amidst the enthusiastic training of every Serbian officer and soldier, the combat effectiveness of the Serbian army improved rapidly. Major General Molovich was very happy to see such a good state. As long as the military training was completed, the next step would be to launch operations immediately.

Just as the Serbian army was conducting military training in full swing, because the large-scale military expansion carried out by Serbia could not be hidden from other countries at all, the USA soon obtained intelligence and felt anxious about Serbia's military expansion.

Although the USA had deployed quite a few troops in the Koso Region, the number was not large after all; if they really engaged in combat with the Serbian army, it would be hard to say how long they could hold out.

As for whether to withdraw troops stationed in other countries and reinforce the Koso Region now, the USA was also somewhat hesitant. Currently, the USA is vigorously aiding Israel and simply cannot spare more weaponry to put into the Koso Region.

Even if troops were sent to the Koso Region, the situation of insufficient weaponry would still exist. In that case, what difference would it make whether troops were sent to the Koso Region or not?

The United States Department of Defense was somewhat overwhelmed; it seemed they could only dispatch fighter jets to threaten Serbia, letting Serbia taste the experience of being bombed again, and then they probably wouldn't think about recovering the Koso Region.

However, dispatching fighter jets to bomb Serbia was not something the USA could decide directly; it also required consultation with European countries. This would require time for the USA's European Theater Command to communicate.