Montero is very eager to destroy the Jagda base and wants to meet all the requirements of the bald white cannon and get everything he wants.
It is conceivable that a legitimate national government will never attack legitimate companies without any reason.
Montero is scared again!
In order to prevent himself from getting involved in this battle, at least not to let anyone catch actual evidence, he participated in this "atrocity".
Montero would never agree to send main battle tanks to join the battle.
With a main battle tank as big as a super big weapon, it is absolutely impossible for ordinary people to possess such a powerful weapon. Once it appears at the Jagheda base, it will be ironclad evidence.
There was no concern in sending more artillery to support the mercenaries.
But Montelo’s body hurts!
Rifles and light weapons are easy to acquire, and external forces are happy to provide support in this regard. Heavy weapons are an exception.
Anti-air missiles like the Stinger are absolutely impossible to appear here.
the reason is simple.
Taking the United States as the most typical example, its troops are located in many places around the world, especially in major war zones.
American soldiers can defend themselves against rifles and other light weapons, but they cannot defend themselves against heavy artillery bombardment.
Moreover, a rifle can kill one person with one shot, while a cannon can kill a group with one explosion.
In order to avoid the troops he sent out, they were bombed into the sky while walking on the road. The armed helicopters sent out that cost tens of millions and hundreds of millions turned into a big firework blooming in the sky.
The U.S. government not only urged the CIA, but even asked Interpol to intervene.
It is committed to controlling the smuggling of heavy weapons, severely cracking down on arms dealers selling heavy weapons and equipment, and trying every means to recycle them in war zones.
Before Long Zhan went to Syria to join the GRS team, the main job of the CIA there was to recover heavy weapons such as stingers and javelins to prevent them from falling into the hands of terrorists or violent armed forces.
Under such a premise, big countries are afraid that the leakage of weapons will eventually bring disaster to their own troops.
If Montero wants rifles and other light weapons and equipment, it can be easily obtained from external support for his strength, but if he wants heavy weapons, it is very difficult.
Montero was already very reluctant to give the mercenaries an 80mm mortar.
As a result, within 10 minutes of playing, he was blown into a pile of scrap metal.
As far as mercenaries are so unreliable in using cannons, let alone providing more powerful cannons, even downgraded 60mm and 40mm cannons, Montero will not give them to mercenaries anymore.
Even though he claims to have tens of thousands of troops, the actual weapons and equipment cannot keep up.
If the equipment configuration of the army of a conventional country is equivalent to the invading Japanese army during World War II, the equipment of tens of thousands of troops under Montero is the guerrilla force of the early Red Army, which is as shabby as possible.
Montero doesn't have that much spare artillery to give the mercenaries such a great deal of power.
Thinking about it...
The only last option left for Montero was to send a plane to conduct an air strike and blow up the heavy machine gun of the Jagdaki aircraft.
The first batch of self-defense weapons at the Jagda base was personally approved by Montero and sent there.
Montero knows better than anyone what weapons and equipment there are in the Jagda base now. He can be 100% sure that there are absolutely no anti-aircraft weapons.
Since there are no specialized air defense weapons, it is very safe to use aircraft to bomb.
The most important thing is that planes come and go in a hurry. They can evacuate from the battlefield with just a few rounds of artillery shells without leaving any traces.
Even if someone wanted to make a fuss about this afterwards, they couldn't find any adverse evidence.
No matter which way you think about it.
These are the best options.
"Tell that French white pig to continue taking action against the Jagheda Mine to divert the other party's attention. I will send bombers to carry out air strikes against the Jagheda Mine at the latest tomorrow morning."
After saying that, Montero hung up the phone without even a second's pause.
Montero didn't want to cooperate with foreigners, but the current situation forced him to cooperate. Forget about cooperation, he was forced to compromise.
This made Montero feel extremely unhappy and he didn't want to talk for even a second longer.
"What an arrogant bastard. Now I have begun to doubt whether it is right to support him to become a third-party force to seize power in this country and whether he can obtain the expected benefits."
Sage slowly put the microphone back on the table, feeling inexplicably uneasy and self-doubtful.
Neighboring countries coveted the rich mineral resources of dried golden fruits, and secretly reached a consensus with some European and American countries to support the rebels, which started the civil war.
Just for money.
In order to recover the ownership of the mines, the new Jinguogan government initiated the reform of mineral nationalization.
Also for money.
As the main mining area for yellow cake raw materials and the core area of various non-ferrous metals, the value of the minerals developed by the mining company under the Jiageda Mining Association accounts for 50 to 60% of the entire dried golden fruits.
The Mining Association did not want to lose this billions of dollars a year, the biggest profit it could make almost by lying down, and secretly colluded with Montero, who was also ambitious.
It has become another new force that has risen strongly in addition to the new government and rebels.
Also for money.
Although it was a gamble of the century from the beginning to forcefully rise from the two forces, you are still confident enough in the Mining Association.
Because the mining companies affiliated to the Mining Association also have major European and American powers as their background platforms.
But as the mutiny continues to this day, all kinds of strong support from the Mining Association have been put in place, and hundreds of millions of funds have been invested in a short period of time.
The capabilities demonstrated by Montero were far less than the expectations of the Mining Association.
In the past, Sage felt that Montero was very capable and an ambitious military politician who was fully capable of competing with the new government and rebels.
Now I have no idea about the season.
If Montero cannot gain power, the agreement signed privately by both parties will not be fulfilled.
Regardless of whether the new government finally defends the country or the rebels gain final power, the Mining Association, as a third-party force that intervenes, can only choose to quietly withdraw.
All the money invested during this period will be wasted.
"Hey, this is the only way we can go on. I hope that bastard in Montelo can put away his arrogance and think about how to proceed next."
Sage knew that he had no way out, so he could only sigh and hope for Montero.
Then he walked to the high-frequency radio station nearby, adjusted the channel, contacted the French cannon on the mercenary side, and relayed Montero's words.
"What? Tomorrow, go to hell."
After listening to Sage's account, the French cannon yelled angrily: "This damn coward, if he had brought me the main battle tanks earlier, I would have killed these tough Americans by now.
Now that it is here, this guy Montero is still dilly-dallying, so he arranges an air raid.
His airport is less than 200 kilometers away from here, and he can fly there in just one cigarette, but he has to wait until tomorrow before bombing.
If this bastard stood in front of me, I would punch him hard in the face. "
Sage heard the French cannon's complaints in one ear and out the other.
He said in a comforting tone: "I suggest you think of ways to weaken the strength of this group of Americans and wait for the bombers to arrive."
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