Snow Leopard: Building the Strongest Elite Group through Robbery

Chapter 1226 We've already torn off all pretense of civility, haven't we?

How can we stop them? We can't just let them continue to kill innocent people indiscriminately.

What means to use?

Nobody knows.

Before Tonyf could figure this out, another telegram arrived in his hands.

"This is outrageous!" Tony was trembling with anger.

He tore the telegram to shreds and cursed loudly, "I knew it! We shouldn't have let them into Outer Oirat!"

What the hell is this?

The agreement clearly stated that the mountain city's army could only go as far as Zone 8. However, these people had only been in Zone 8 for three days when they began to advance towards Zone 9.

And this reason, this reason is simply...

The bandits attacked the transport convoy and fled towards area 12. To avoid further civilian casualties, they had no choice but to send troops to suppress the bandits in Taochuan.

"What kind of bandits are there? With the assistance of my empire, what kind of bandits are there in the Outer Oirat region?"

Yes, of course there are, but these are only found on the border, specifically on the border between the mountain city and the Outer Oirat. The people there are too poor; they want to seize anything of value.

The adjutant stood silently beside him; "General, their independent brigade and cavalry division have already been mobilized. This is not a campaign to suppress the sand bandits at all."

"Nonsense, I don't need you to tell me. They weren't going to wipe out the bandits."

Tony wanted to stand up and slap the man, but after thinking it over, he restrained himself and took the telegram to the Prime Minister's residence.

It seems the Prime Minister will have to intervene in this matter.

Josephine was furious after reading the phone call. He suppressed his anger and had his secretary dial the number in Shancheng. He needed to speak with the person in Shancheng in person.

How could they not take the agreement seriously?

Tony stood there the whole time, but he couldn't hear what was being said.

Splat...

As the microphone was slammed shut, Tony knew the conversation wasn't going well.

“Bandits, they’re all a bunch of bandits!” Josephine cursed.

Tony waited until he had finished hurling insults before asking, "What did he say?"

“I never imagined that he, as the leader, would be so shameless. He told me that he had no choice, because if the bandits weren’t eliminated, their supply lines couldn’t be guaranteed to be safe.”

Ouch.

Josephine was trembling with anger. If she wasn't mistaken, she estimated that the bandits wouldn't be finished until they achieved their goal.

Josephine sat on the sofa and lit her pipe.

After taking a few puffs, he looked at Tony; "What do you think we should do next?"

Tony said through gritted teeth, "Then the only option is to let them use force to drive them out."

The question is, do they even have the capability?

To guard against any potential schemes by the Outer Oirats, they did not provide them with heavy weapons. Even if they did, it would only be a small number. With their current strength, they were completely unable to fight against the mountain city's army.

“We can give them that ability,” Tony said.

Josephine turned to look at him; “What do you want to do? You know how stubborn those Outer Oirats are. If they gain more power, we may not be able to control them.”

“Prime Minister, you must understand one thing: we have all witnessed the infiltration capabilities of the mountain city. We would rather let the Outer Oirat truly possess military power than let the mountain city control it. Once they control this place, our Siberia will likely be in trouble. Why not let them fight among themselves while we merely provide them with military weapons?”

"Furthermore, we should give them the eastern region to defend against the Japanese army. This will reduce our troubles later on. At least the southern Siberian region will be safe. As for how they fight inside, that's none of our business."

Josephine squinted and thought for a while before nodding; "I understand."

Outer Oirat. A county town outside the Gobi Desert, the headquarters of the Outer Oirat military command stationed in the mountain town.

Little Zhuge arrived here three days ago. Firstly, he was there to oversee the outer Oirat region, and secondly, he wanted to understand the situation here first.

"A telegram has arrived from Shancheng. The conversation with the Moscow side was not pleasant. They may do something we cannot predict. Tell Zhou Weiguo to be careful. If we cannot move forward, we should not move forward."

Significant progress has been made; at least the troops from the mountain city have entered.

Once the army has entered, the next step is to establish a foothold.

"Understood." Khabayev wrote down the order and looked at Xiao Zhuge. "The 59th Army has entered Outer Oirat. Sir, should we let them take over Area 8?"

59th Army. Northwest Army.

Little Zhuge came to the map, looked at it, and shook his head. "No, the Northwest Army is good at fighting in the terrain around the desert. Area 8 is a vast grassland, which is not suitable for the 59th Army to fight. Let them serve as reserve forces. I estimate that the peace in the Outer Oirat will not last long. In addition, let the 2nd Army and the 69th Army stationed at Tongguan move north to the border immediately after handing over their defenses."

A few troops are not enough; we need to send in elite forces to take charge.

"Won't this cause a complete breakdown in relations with the North Soviet Union?"

Little Zhuge glanced at Khabayev and laughed, "Haven't you noticed that we've already completely broken off relations?"

Since we've already broken off all pretense, what's the point of talking to them anymore?

They just won't admit it to each other.

“But sir, if we do that, won’t the Japanese army enter Outer Oirat from the east? Then we’ll run into them. After all, we can cooperate with the Japanese army, so why can’t they cooperate with them?”

Cooperation?

Hahaha……

Zhou Weiguo laughed several times before finally turning his gaze to Fan Xiaoyu.

"Xiaoyu, when did you start asking such a stupid question?"

“How can you be so foolish, brother-in-law? Don’t you think that what we can do, the Northern Soviets can also do? Don’t you think that when it comes to ruthless things, the people of the Northern Soviets are actually more capable of doing them than we are?”

Zhou Weiguo handed the helmet to Zhao Shoutian, then crossed his arms and looked at Fan Xiaoyu; "I know you went to Beisu for a while and have some understanding of them. Your concerns are indeed possible, but the problem you are worried about is impossible."

"why."

The mountain city and the Japanese army had such a deep-seated hatred that they had even begun to cooperate to some extent. But the Northern Soviet Union didn't have much of a blood feud with the Japanese. Fan Xiaoyu didn't understand.