Snow Leopard: Building the Strongest Elite Group through Robbery

You fucking bastard.

The only words Bayev could find in his mind could be summed up in one sentence.

You are so shameless. You have said all the good and bad things. What else do you want me to say?

He nodded gloomily, then stood up and left the meeting room, going to the room prepared for them by the Shancheng Foreign Affairs Department.

"What do they mean?" Bayev asked, crossing his legs and looking at Levsky sitting next to him.

Levski lit a cigar and said, "Your Excellency, the Shancheng people have everything planned out. This document you presented will only disgust them and will not be of any benefit to this negotiation."

"What do you mean?" Bayev narrowed his eyes at Levsky. "Are you trying to tell me that this agreement is humiliating them? You have to understand that this agreement was approved by the Prime Minister."

Hehehe...

Levsky looked at Bayev as if he were a fool and said, "I believe what you say is true, but Mr. Bayev, if the peace talks with Shancheng fail this time, do you think the Prime Minister will admit that he proposed this agreement and agreed to it?"

What are you thinking about.

In North Sudan, no matter whether it is military, political affairs or foreign affairs, everyone knows that Prime Minister Josephine can propose any resolution and even make the final decision. However, if there are any mistakes in the middle, then this matter can only be your subordinate's fault and has nothing to do with him.

He just didn't believe that Bayev didn't know this.

"I've been working in foreign affairs for so many years, and yet I still feel like I've been pushed into a corner. Tell me, aren't they afraid that our Empire will declare war on them? Aren't they worried..."

Levsky glanced at him. "I don't know, but I do know this: even if the Empire goes to war with them, if the situation turns sour, or if this incident forces the mountain city to surrender, then, Mr. Bayev, I believe you can judge that you and your family will be the first to be sacrificed."

He was not trying to intimidate Bayev, but because that was what the Prime Minister did.

Do you dare to gamble your family's lives on this matter? I'm afraid you don't dare.

I dare not. Just do what they agree with me.

"They're right. This time, it's us who need it, not them. Just based on this, they can control my empire."

Seeing Bayev about to speak, he raised his hand slightly. "Sir Bayev, I know you're about to say that the Empire's military might is enough to shake any country, but have you ever considered that the international situation won't allow us to recklessly deal with Shancheng? Also, there's a saying in Shancheng that I wonder if you've heard of."

"You say." Bayev was actually a little nervous. He was very afraid that if he said something wrong, these people might really run away.

Because of what they said not long ago, they really intend to leave and have no intention of entrusting you with any further tasks.

He wouldn't dare to gamble with such a madman.

"Those who are barefoot are not afraid of those who wear shoes. They are barefoot, so they will be afraid of you."

Levski coughed and said, "Of course, I'm just making a suggestion. After all, the real decision maker is you."

Don't try to put the blame on me. Hum...

The situation is probably not good, Bayev thought to himself, taking a deep breath.

At the same time, Fujita also felt the same way.

The telecommunications signal was interfered with.

And according to the feedback, this interference signal came from Hengyang.

Hengyang, the interference can be transmitted here, which means that the other party’s large radio station is working.

But the problem is, he didn't receive any news from there.

With this uneasiness, he went to Anami Korechika's office.

"General, I'm afraid something's wrong. Since last night, our signals have been intercepted. According to the Telecommunications Department's analysis, this interference signal is coming from Hengyang. I'm afraid there's a large-scale operation going on there. Therefore, I request the mobilization of the aviation force to fully monitor the troop movements of the Ninth War Zone, especially those towards Hengyang City."

Anami Korechika sat on the chair and glanced at him before saying, "The reconnaissance plane has already taken off."

In fact, it wasn't just the Special High Technology Department that had problems; even he was being interfered with by the other party.

Moreover, according to the news from the Telecommunications Department, the other party had used at least two high-power radio stations to send out signals without any purpose.

He had only just received the news this morning, so he had dispatched his reconnaissance plane early in the morning, and one of the directions they were looking for was the enemy's independent regiment.

"General, you are very clever. The enemy was able to send out jamming signals from the Ninth War Zone Command Headquarters. They must be hiding some information."

Nonsense, do I need you to say that? Anami Korechika picked up the teacup and took a sip before looking at him and asking, "What do you think their purpose is in doing this?"

Fujita glanced at him and shook his head. "I dare not speak nonsense."

"Interfering with Hengyang City's telecommunications signals can only mean one thing: the other party is very likely making some kind of maneuver. I estimate there's only one possible scenario that could allow them to do so."

"Independent Regiment." Fujita thought of it instantly.

If there is any important action from the headquarters of the Ninth War Zone, then it can only be one thing: they will mobilize the independent regiment to the battlefield.

The Independent Regiment is the only fully equipped motorized force in the Ninth War Zone and even in the mountain city. The tanks they are equipped with are beyond the reach of even the Empire.

Because they were equipped with German tanks, neither the thickness of their armor nor their firepower could be compared with those of the Empire.

"Are they going to launch an attack?" Fujita asked tentatively.

Anami Korechika nodded slightly. "He's bound to strike back, but I'm not sure from which direction."

"So, General, you've sent out a reconnaissance plane. I think it won't be long before we get the news from the air force."

Ding ding ding... ding ding ding...

Just as Fujita finished speaking, the phone next to him rang. Fujita said with a smile, "I think they have already discovered where the independent regiment is heading."

Anami Korechika didn't say anything, but judging from his smile, he meant the same thing.

Of course, the secretary next to him will answer the phone.

The secretary went over to answer the phone, then came to Anami Korechika and said, "General, the air force has reported that they have lost contact with the reconnaissance plane."

"Nani." Hearing this, Anami Korechika stood up immediately. "What did you say?"

"Our reconnaissance aircraft has lost contact."

damn it.

Anami Korechika quickly came to the map and frowned.

Without the guidance of the reconnaissance aircraft, and with the shameless and despicable people in the Ninth Theater using high-power radio interference, he is now... now completely blind.

"Quick, call all the divisions immediately."