Eagle Sauce: The 055 destroyer was launched into the sea just after the founding of the country?

"Our intelligence department has obtained solid evidence after careful investigation,"

Secretary of State Wilkins made the announcement at a press conference.

"The extremist organization that planned and launched this terrorist attack has its headquarters hidden in Yugoslavia!"

"This organization has long been active in the Balkans, receiving support from external forces including Russia, and is the root cause of regional instability and terrorism!"

The US government immediately sent a stern diplomatic note to the Yugoslav government, demanding that the Yugoslav government take immediate action to arrest and hand over the "terrorist leaders" who planned the attack and completely eliminate the "terrorist organizations" in its territory.

At the end of the note, the Eagle Sauce issued an undisguised threat of war.

"If the Yugoslav government fails to meet the legitimate demands of the United States or shows any hesitation or ineffectiveness in combating terrorism, the United States will reserve the right to take all necessary measures, including unilateral 'special military action', to eliminate the terrorist threat and maintain regional and world peace."

This ultimatum-like statement caused an uproar in the international community.

The Yugoslav government responded quickly, strongly denying any connection with the terrorist attack and condemning the Eagle Sauce's groundless accusations and threats of war.

In a televised speech, the Yugoslav President stated that Yugoslavia is a sovereign and independent country that will never succumb to any external pressure and will not allow any country to infringe upon its territory and sovereignty in the name of counter-terrorism.

He also called on the international community to pay attention to the complex situation in the Balkans and be wary of certain major powers pursuing hegemony in the name of counter-terrorism.

However, the US government turned a deaf ear to this.

In the next few days, the US's warships began to gather in the Mediterranean, and the air force bases stationed in Europe also entered a state of high alert.

Pentagon officials frequently appear on television, showing various high-tech weapons and military exercises, creating a tense atmosphere of an impending war.

The media reported repeatedly on the "evidence" that Yugoslavia "sheltered terrorists" and the "crimes" of the "extreme nationalist forces" in the Balkans.

In the United States, the sentiment of revenge has been incited to a peak.

Various patriotic rallies and parades were held in major cities, with people shouting slogans such as "Revenge for the victims" and "Completely eliminate terrorists."

Some politicians also took the opportunity to make radical remarks, demanding that the government take tougher military action, and some even suggested that nuclear strikes should be launched against "countries that support terrorism."

Faced with the aggressive stance of the Eagle Sauce, the reactions of European countries appear quite complicated and embarrassing.

On the one hand, they expressed sympathy and condemnation for the terrorist attack in Taiwan and pledged to strengthen cooperation in the field of counter-terrorism.

But on the other hand, many European countries have expressed concerns and doubts about the Eagle Sauce's directive towards South Slavia and its threat to take unilateral military action.

The shadow of the "Red Light Plan" has not yet completely dissipated, and European countries' trust in the United States has dropped to freezing point.

They are worried that the US will once again use "national security" as an excuse to create new chaos and conflicts in Europe.

In a public speech, the French president called on all parties to exercise restraint and resolve disputes through dialogue and diplomatic means, stressing that any military action must be carried out within the framework of the Blue Star United Conference.

The Prime Minister of Hans also said that although he understood the anger of the Americans, anti-terrorism efforts should not be expanded, and the use of force should not be easily resorted to, so as to avoid triggering a larger-scale humanitarian disaster.

Even the Foreign Minister of John, a country that has always had close relations with the Eagle Sauce, expressed in parliament that he hopes the Eagle Sauce can provide more sufficient evidence and fully consult with its allies before taking action.

However, the Eagle Sauce, immersed in the rage of revenge, seems to have lost its ability to listen to any advice.

At a White House press conference, President Howell issued a direct warning to European allies.

"In this war against terrorism, there is no middle ground. You either stand with us or with the terrorists. Any country or individual that attempts to obstruct our revenge will be regarded as an enemy of the Eagle Sauce!"

This tough stance further strained already strained transatlantic relations. European public opinion began to split, with some supporting the Eagle Sauce's tough stance and arguing that terrorism must be dealt with severely, while others worried that Eagle Sauce's unilateral actions would drag Europe into a new quagmire of war.

In the Balkans, the situation is even more tense.

Yugoslavia began a nationwide general mobilization, calling on the people to defend national sovereignty and territorial integrity.

Neighboring countries have also stepped up border controls, fearing the spread of war.

Some nationalist armed groups in the Balkans took the opportunity to intensify their activities, trying to seek personal gain in the chaos.

The entire Balkan Peninsula seems to have returned to the war-torn "powder keg" era of the early 20th century.

In this complex international game, the US government seems determined to fight the "war on terror" to the end.

Not only did they create a strong atmosphere of revenge at home, they also actively sought support from allies internationally, trying to form an "anti-terrorism alliance" against Yugoslavia.

However, after the "Red Light Project" scandal, there are fewer and fewer countries willing to truly follow the Eagle Sauce.

Many countries only expressed support on the surface, but in fact they were watching secretly, and even began to contact China and Russia to seek a new balance of power.

One night in Washington, President Howell stood alone on the balcony of the White House, gazing at the city lights in the distance.

In the night sky, the roar of patrolling F-15 fighter jets could be heard from time to time, reminding him that the country was in a quasi-war state.

His heart was filled with anger, resentment and a hint of barely perceptible anxiety.

He knew that military action against Yugoslavia would be a gamble, and if successful, it might be able to restore the United States' damaged prestige and reshape its image as a global leader.

But if it fails or gets bogged down in a protracted war, then the United States' hegemonic position may really be shaken.

"We have no choice," he whispered to himself, looking at the night sky, as if trying to convince himself, "We must make them pay the price. Otherwise, where will the dignity of the Eagle Sauce be? The beacon of the free world must not be extinguished in the face of terrorist attacks."

A "special military operation" against Yugoslavia is being prepared in full swing.

The fate of countless soldiers, and even the entire world, hangs in the balance.

The American government that orchestrated all this does not seem to realize that they are dragging their country into a future full of unknowns and dangers.

The once powerful Eagle Sauce has begun to show cracks in its indestructible image after experiencing the double blow of the "Sword of Punishment" and the "Red Light Project".

Once this rift appears, it is difficult to mend it.

The balance of power in the world is quietly changing...