Travel through the 1945 super power construction secret base

The unrest in Indonesia is not limited to Java, where the capital is located, but other islands and regions are also in chaos.

In this country, conflicts between different political forces and ethnic groups intensified, leading to a full-scale civil war.

One side uses American weapons, while the other relies on South China's equipment.

This chaos plunged the entire country into turmoil.

Behind the scenes, An Yi led his team to take action among various islands and ethnic groups, trying to incite more people to participate in this war.

His goal was not only to split Indonesia, but also to significantly reduce Indonesia's population through this civil war.

Because, what was originally just a coup gradually evolved into an endless civil war.

Out of concern for their own safety, a large number of Chinese fled Indonesia and chose to seek asylum in Singapore.

However, this time Wang Ze did not allow these Chinese to join Nan Hua directly, but instructed them to stay in Singapore temporarily.

The purpose of doing so is to make the situation in Indonesia more complicated, while also preparing for future strategic layouts.

If the time is right, we can consider allowing these Chinese to carve out a piece of territory in Indonesia, thereby further exacerbating the chaos in Indonesia.

At first, Nanhua was supportive, but not long after, An Yi discovered that the Communist Party of India had established contact with the Soviet Union.

After Wang Ze received the news, he immediately decided to withdraw Nanhua forces and only left personnel to protect Sukarno and other government leaders.

Malaya was originally ambitious and even wanted to annex Sabah and Sarawak, but the war that broke out in Indonesia became increasingly larger in scale, which scared them a lot.

So Raman finally decided to form a federal state called "Malaysia".

This decision made Wang Jixin very disappointed because he had hoped that Malaya could send troops directly, so that Nanhua could take the opportunity to push Sabah and Sarawak to launch resistance.

However, now Malaya has chosen to negotiate and form a federation, which makes Wang Jixin somewhat helpless.

However, despite his disappointment, Wang Jixin did not try to stop Malaya's decision because the situation in Indonesia had changed.

The Soviet transport fleet departed from Vladivostok and arrived directly at Java Island, providing a large number of heavy firepower weapons to the local area.

After receiving this support, the PKI's offensive suddenly intensified, forcing the military government led by Suharto to suffer repeated defeats.

Seeing that South China did not take action to stop the Soviet Union, the United States no longer had any concerns.

After a vote in the House of Representatives, the United States decided to increase its support for Indonesia.

With the intervention of the Soviet Union, the United States also stood in the forefront without any concealment.

US President John F. Kennedy also delivered a televised speech, emphasizing that the Soviet Union must never be allowed to interfere in the island countries of Southeast Asia, otherwise it would pose a serious security threat to the United States and Australia.

The United States would never sit idly by and decided to provide heavy equipment support to the Suharto government of Indonesia.

This proxy war, which did not exist in history, gave Wang Zecai a wonderful feeling that he was changing history.

Every day’s battle reports would be delivered to Wang Ze’s office and placed on the table in front of him.

The Javanese were divided by the war, and most of them chose to support Suharto's military government.

The reason is simple, because the military government is now promoting the political declaration of Javanese national supremacy.

The declaration appealed to the nationalist sentiments of many Javanese and was therefore embraced and supported by them.

However, Suharto did not actually want to do this.

But even if he did not take this stance, other ethnic groups would not support him.

Therefore, he had no choice but to choose this path. At least by doing so, he could get the support of the Javanese people.

A small number of Javanese living in large cities and various ethnic minority forces supported the regime led by Prime Minister Sukarno.

Because the idea they promote is equality, emphasizing that all ethnic groups are Indonesians, without distinction of high or low.

As for the Chinese, they undoubtedly chose to stand on Sukarno's side.

With the arrival of American supplies, the weapons and equipment of the United States and the Soviet Union were divided into two camps.

The military equipment strength of the United States at this time was not stronger than that of the Soviet Union, and the two sides seemed to be evenly matched.

Of course, equipment is one aspect, but the main issue is that the quality of the armies on both sides is too poor, and many tanks and armored vehicles were abandoned in the ditches dug by their own people.

The war is best described as a fight between two weaklings.

In just two months, the number of casualties on both sides reached hundreds of thousands, and the number of people who died because of the war was countless.

At the same time, the South China military has been closely following the progress of the war.

The South China military continues to actively promote conscription and conducts intensive and orderly training for new recruits.

The size of the South China Army has continued to expand, and now has 150,000 troops, far exceeding the navy.

However, most of these additional soldiers are new recruits and still need to undergo rigorous emergency training at home.

Under An Yi's instigation, Kaliman Island, Sulawesi Island and Papua region fell into chaos.

Local non-Javanese ethnic groups took up arms in an attempt to achieve independence.

This makes the situation more complicated.

Although it did not go according to the original plan, the direct involvement of the United States and the Soviet Union exceeded their expectations.

But in Nanhua's view, the final result may be better than expected.

Malaysia proposed an ASEAN meeting to discuss the war in Indonesia.

Sukarno came specially to attend the ASEAN meeting and delivered the first speech.

He stressed that as a member of ASEAN, Indonesia hopes to receive support from other countries.

As Sukarno spoke, he kept his eyes on Wang Jixin, trying to observe his reaction.

But Wang Jixin's expressionless face made it impossible to guess what he was thinking.

Subsequently, the Thai Prime Minister expressed his own views, saying that the establishment of the ASEAN organization aims to promote the economic development of various countries rather than form a military alliance.

Regarding Indonesia's civil war, Thailand suggested not to intervene for the time being and wait until the outcome is decided in Indonesia before considering providing assistance.

At this time Sukarno looked at Wang Jixin and said: ASEAN has the responsibility to assist Indonesia in quelling the domestic turmoil, and Nanhua has promised to ensure that the status of the leaders of ASEAN member states will not change.

After listening to Sukarno's speech with an indifferent expression, Wang Jixin adjusted the microphone position and said: "Currently, ASEAN has not signed any military cooperation agreement, and the promise made by Nanhua is only for you personally. Here, I can promise you on behalf of Nanhua that we will ensure the stability of your regime."

Then he changed the subject and said, "Of course, if everyone agrees to achieve military integration, then South China will have no objection. However, even if the military cooperation agreement is successfully signed, Indonesia needs to resolve its internal disputes first and determine the winner before it can officially join."

Wang Jixin's remarks caused all the prime ministers present to fall silent.

After all, once military integration is achieved, whose command should the army obey?

Therefore, the topic of military integration was temporarily put aside with everyone's tacit understanding, and the discussion turned to the issue of the war in Indonesia.

Should ASEAN protest against the United States and the Soviet Union's intervention in Indonesia's internal affairs? Countries such as Malaysia hope that South China can stand up and play a leading role, because no matter which side wins in Indonesia in the end, it is Indonesia's own business.

But now, due to the intervention of the United States and the Soviet Union, Indonesia has become a battlefield for the confrontation between the two superpowers.

This makes ASEAN countries uncomfortable, and they are also afraid that this day will happen to them in the future.

"It's too late now. If it's just the United States or the Soviet Union, South China can keep them out. But if both countries work together, South China cannot force them out of ASEAN militarily." Wang Jixin shook his head helplessly.