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The events that happened in Laos were only followed by a few people, and not many people knew the inside story.

Now that the United States has taken the initiative to reveal the details, it has certainly given everyone a good show.

The United States' prized U-2 high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft has been shot down again, and not by a major power like Russia or China, but by an obscure little country like Laos. How exciting!

The way countries around the world look at the United States has changed.

How did the once arrogant and domineering United States become like this?

The U.S. Navy has lost more than half its strength in recent years, and now even the Air Force is starting to suffer losses.

The countries that followed the United States are now beginning to waver.

If even a tiny country like Laos can shoot down a U.S. U2 high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft, is there any future for them if they continue to follow the U.S.?

The United States doesn't actually want to reveal the details, but just because the United States doesn't reveal them doesn't mean other countries don't know.

In the past few days, some media outlets in Europe have actually started reporting on this matter, but people don't believe it's true. The reason is simple: Laos couldn't possibly have such power.

But this is only temporary. The Russians and China have already obtained conclusive evidence, and if it is reported later, people will have no choice but to believe it.

Rather than letting the Russian bear use the evidence to spread its own propaganda, the United States might as well expose itself.

This at least provides the Kingdom of Siege with a good excuse.

The recent self-disclosure by the United States has truly given all the countries on Earth a big surprise. Who would have thought that Laos would be so powerful?

After revealing that its U2 high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft had been shot down by local forces in northern Laos, the United States immediately issued a statement hoping that the forces that shot down the U2 would come forward, otherwise the United States would not hesitate to launch military action against them, and gave a three-day deadline.

Seeing that the United States intended to send troops to Laos, major powers such as China and Russia contacted the United States to inquire about the specific situation.

Sending troops is no small matter, especially in a place like Laos.

People in China now suspect that the downing of the U2 was a staged event orchestrated by the United States in order to launch a military intervention against Laos.

As for why the Dragon Kingdom thinks this way, the reason is quite simple.

China had previously arrested quite a few CIA agents.

Since the United States couldn't directly attack China, it decided to stir up trouble in Laos and take the opportunity to send troops into Laos.

China cannot stand by and watch the United States complete its plans.

Internationally, countries have also begun to urge the United States to remain calm and not to easily start a war.

In addition to contacting the United States, China also sent people to Laos, hoping that Laos would step forward.

After all, without the official approval of Laos, the United States' dispatch of troops would be considered an invasion.

However, something very disappointing happened to China. Laos not only ignored China's warnings, but also publicly announced that it would allow the United States to enter Laos to handle the incident.

The Lao government will cooperate with the United States in sending troops into Laos.

The announcement of this news immediately ignited the nerves of countries around the world.

Especially the countries in Southeast Asia.

The US aircraft carrier fleet is about to arrive in Southeast Asia, and now Laos is directly opening its doors to welcome the US military. What's going on here?

China was very dissatisfied with Laos' actions, but this was ultimately an internal matter for Laos, and China had no reason to interfere.

A special meeting was held in the capital to discuss how to deal with the United States sending troops into Laos.

After several discussions, China didn't have any good solutions. They could only be more vigilant at the border and send troops back if the United States or Laos dared to cross the border.

Despite China's focus on economic development in recent years, its fighting spirit has not disappeared.

The people from the Korean War are still around. Twenty years ago, they dared to stand up to Milley, and they are just as fearless now.

The entire Dragon Kingdom army has entered a state of emergency combat readiness.

The United States' deployment of troops to Laos this time is definitely not because of the downing of a U2 fighter jet.

This isn't the first U.S. U2 to be shot down. If the U.S. really cared that much, they wouldn't have let the previous downings go unpunished.

This is clearly an attempt to use this opportunity to enter Laos; their intentions are far-reaching.

To ensure border security, the Dragon Kingdom even transferred the special operations brigade trained by Ye Xuan's family to southern Yunnan.

It's time to put this special operations brigade, which excels in jungle warfare, to the test in real combat.

The special operations brigade in Beijing had previously made a name for itself in small-scale skirmishes with the Russians, and many of its soldiers had even been awarded merits.

Ye Xuanjia, as the captain of the Guangdong Special Operations Brigade, had long been envious.

But there's nothing you can do about it if you're envious. If you don't have the opportunity to use your skills, you don't have the opportunity. It's not something you can solve just by being envious.

After waiting for so long, the training has never fallen behind, and now, Ye Xuan's family has finally seen an opportunity.

The United States is preparing to stir up trouble in Laos, and this is the perfect opportunity.

Seize this opportunity, and the Guangdong Provincial Military Region's "Dragon Tooth Special Operations Brigade" will make a name for itself.

That's right, the "Dragon Fang Special Forces Brigade" is the official name of the special forces brigade led by Ye Xuan.

There was some debate among the relevant personnel regarding this name. Some suggested "Wolf Fang," others suggested "South China Tiger," and there were other suggestions. However, in the end, the higher-ups fully considered the wishes of the captain of Ye Xuan's family and decided on the name "Dragon Fang."

Ye Xuan's family was very excited when they received the notice from above that they should go to southern Yunnan.

As a result, the entire special operations brigade got a rare day of rest.

The next day, the entire Dragon Tooth Special Forces Brigade boarded a train bound for southern Yunnan.

On the other hand, after waiting for three days without receiving a reply from the force in northern Laos that shot down their plane, the United States immediately announced that it would send troops into Laos.

Lao officials expressed a warm welcome to the American troops.

The scene left all the nations of Earth stunned.

What is Laos doing?

The United States is about to send troops into your country, and you are actually expressing your warm welcome.

Does Laos even know what this really means?

Regardless of outside speculation, American soldiers have already boarded troop transport ships bound for Laos from the United States.

Ye Hao has been busy these past few days. In addition to sending some supplies to Yuan Hongji and his men, he also instructed the Myanmar side to prepare for battle.

Don't be fooled by the fact that the United States sent troops to Laos this time, which seems to be aimed at China. Ye Hao is well aware of the United States' intentions toward Myanmar. If given the opportunity, the United States would definitely not mind teaching Myanmar a lesson.