263: Chapter 363 This is absolutely intolerable

Regarding the proposal from the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization representative, many government representatives present agreed one after another. Now that Israel has lost control, if it really uses Nuclear bombs, it would open Pandora's box; who knows if other countries with Nuclear bombs would follow suit.

Seeing the looks from various countries, the Israeli government representative knew that staying any longer would put him in a tight spot, so he simply left the negotiation venue without making any promises.

This made the other countries involved in the negotiations uneasy. What kind of attitude was this from Israel, leaving without responding to the concerns everyone cared about?

The USA government representative was also helpless at this point, having completely lost control over Israel. Regarding the Nuclear bombs given to Israel in the past, Israel wouldn't actually use them now, would they? He also left quickly to report to the USA government on how to pressure Israel not to act rashly.

The countries in the Persian Gulf region were actually the most worried. If Israel used Nuclear bombs, the countries in the Persian Lion region would be the first to suffer. No one knew which country's head Israel would drop a Nuclear bomb on.

The Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization had to order the Anti-Judea Coalition to suspend the shelling of Israel's remaining three cities, so as not to provoke Israel immediately and avoid an uncontrollable situation.

Because no one wanted a Nuclear bomb dropped on their head; if that happened, they might even lose their positions of power. As for whether Israel would actually use Nuclear bombs, no one could guarantee it now.

There were also two attitudes within Israel. It was now Israel's most dangerous moment; using Nuclear bombs could deter the Persian Gulf countries and force them to make concessions, thereby preserving Israel's territory.

But there were also differing opinions. If Nuclear bombs were used, it might even trigger a more fierce offensive from the Persian Gulf Regional Cooperation Organization's military, and the final outcome would only be the destruction of the nation.

After all, Israel only had a few Nuclear bombs, and their power wasn't particularly great, at most capable of destroying the core areas of a few cities. However, there were so many countries in the Persian Gulf region. If Nuclear bombs were dropped and they became determined to launch an all-out offensive against Israel, all Israelis would once again face the same risk of massacre as they did under Germany.

This was simply an unbearable weight for Israel. General Gadi saw the internal debate within Israel. In his view, only by using Nuclear bombs could they deter the Persian Gulf countries and provide Israel with long-term security.

However, this wasn't something General Gadi could decide alone. He needed support from at least some high-ranking officials in the Israeli government. But these high-level officials were all old foxes who wouldn't easily state their positions.

After the Israeli government representative threatened to use Nuclear bombs, the whole world was instantly shocked. No one expected Israel to have such crazy people who would want to use Nuclear bombs despite facing condemnation from all of humanity. Suddenly, Israel became a target of universal condemnation.

Even though the Pro-Israel Capitalist Lobby tried its best to suppress voices opposing Israel, they simply couldn't control it anymore. Israel had now threatened the people of many more countries; how could any media still take money to speak for Israel?

Suddenly, Israel's crimes against humanity were gradually exposed, including overwhelming reports of various crimes such as the massacre of journalists, civilians, women, and children. Even if the Pro-Israel Capitalist Lobby wanted to delete them, they couldn't keep up.

Unless they silenced all media outlets by forcing them to close down. But that was something the Pro-Israel Capitalist Lobby simply couldn't do. In the end, they could only do their best and leave the rest to fate.

Li Yi also saw the relevant news. He hadn't expected Israel to be crazy to this extent. Indeed, the threat was too great; it seemed he needed to deal with it properly.

Currently, there are three main ways to deliver Nuclear bombs. One is air-dropping, which means using strategic bombers to fly into another country's airspace and then dropping the Nuclear bomb on the ground. The Showa Boys were the ones who received this treatment, with two of their cities destroyed.

Another is using Ballistic missiles for delivery. This means mounting the Nuclear bomb onto a land-based or sea-based Ballistic missile and then launching an intercontinental missile to attack another country.

There is also the use of air-launched nuclear Cruise missiles, launched from fighter jets or bombers. But Cruise missiles have many more issues than Ballistic missiles and are not the primary delivery method.

Currently, Israel's fighter jets and bombers basically have no takeoff or landing capabilities, so they cannot use air-dropping or air-launched Cruise missiles to deliver Nuclear bombs. Thus, they can only use Ballistic missiles.

Interception of Nuclear bombs delivered by Ballistic missiles is the most difficult, with an extremely low probability of success. After all, no one knows when Israel might launch a Ballistic missile. If it cannot be intercepted during the boost phase, interception during the subsequent mid-course flight phase and the re-entry phase is an impossible task for many countries.

During the mid-course flight phase, a Ballistic missile maintains a speed of at least 7 kilometers per second and reaches a maximum altitude of 1,200 kilometers. Even if Interceptor missiles can be launched, they cannot intercept due to various reasons such as insufficient range, accuracy, and speed.

The re-entry phase is even harder to intercept. If multiple nuclear warheads are carried, they scatter like flowers from a heavenly maiden, with both real and decoy Nuclear bombs. Because the speed is too fast, the targets too small, and the nuclear warheads can perform orbital maneuvers, interception is basically impossible.

Li Yi had no interest in intercepting the Nuclear bombs launched by Israel, but he was interested if it affected his arms sales. If Israel were allowed to use Nuclear bombs, then those who possessed Nuclear bombs could blatantly intimidate other countries, especially the USA and European countries.

This absolutely could not be tolerated. But Li Yi had no way to persuade the Israelis. It seemed he could only break the threat of Israel launching Nuclear bombs through interception, letting all countries know that launching Nuclear bombs is useless and that there are ways to successfully intercept them.

To be able to intercept Nuclear bombs, Li Yi could only check the Multiverse Arms Trading System to see if there were any weapons capable of intercepting Ballistic missiles. However, after searching through the weapons already unlocked, there were no weapons or equipment capable of performing such an interception.

It seemed he still needed to continue unlocking new weapons and equipment. However, he had only used 1.2 trillion in System funds to buy arms so far. To unlock new ones, he would need to buy at least 5 trillion worth of arms, which was still a bit far from the goal.

After consideration, Li Yi decided to unlock them anyway. After all, the threat of Israel using Nuclear bombs was a reality. He needed to nip this threat in the bud at the very least.

Now the System funds in the Multiverse Arms Trading System only had 1 trillion left. Li Yi still needed to sell some mineral energy resources to gather enough System funds for the unlocking.