King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer Chapter 1725: 1409: Chaotic Turmoil

Chapter 1725: Chapter 1409: Chaotic Turmoil

Joe Ga couldn’t figure out who organized the Kabul evacuation…

Holding the evacuation at Kabul Airport, in front of countless people, under the gaze of countless phones, those Arican soldiers looked like frantic mice feigning toughness.

In this era, the speed of information dissemination is incredibly fast; anyone with a phone can share frontline intelligence with the world.

The thods they used in the past now have no effect.

Having a group of female soldiers pose with children to promote the United State Army’s kindness, but then soone shot a video exposing their despicable actions of snatching local children, taking photos, and abandoning them at the airport.

A few seemingly sentintal female soldiers rescued several stray dogs from the chaos, holding dirty stray dogs and tearfully expressing their reluctance.

But then soone discovered about a hundred hard-working service dogs abandoned in cages in a warehouse. If locals hadn’t found them soon enough, these service dogs would have died within days.

Arica scored a negative in the world’s eyes in this ‘scrutiny’!

Arica’s past unfailing propaganda thods appeared extrely arrogant and foolish this ti, not only did they not have any effect, but they also amplified the impact of their hurried retreat.

The speed and reach of social dia have far surpassed the imaginations of those Pentagon bureaucrats.

These Pentagon officials initially made the most pessimistic judgnt; they believed without NATO’s support, Aqionghan might not last three months.

But in reality, the core areas controlled by the governnt forces began to collapse from the mont the transport aircraft was disgraced…

The military head of Uruzgan Province in Aqionghan announced surrender to the Taliban while the Aqionghan Defense Minister was still vowing to fight the Taliban to the end.

The sudden onset of the avalanche caught the entire NATO off guard, and the evacuation of large numbers of NATO soldiers stationed within Aqionghan was obstructed.

So of them had to abandon the idea of evacuating from Kabul, and gathered from various parts of Aqionghan towards Kandahar, attempting to enter Pakistan through the Aba Border.

The task for P.B is to receive these people and ensure that this pack of stray dogs isn’t killed by local militias or mobs.

Joe Ga had no idea such a situation would suddenly arise, but he had a plan for establishing a security corridor.

Facing the British Major General’s urging, Boss Joe shook his head helplessly…

“Notify the technical team to launch all the unmanned airships…”

‘Three Yellow Chickens’ nodded and then picked up the radio to start arranging tasks.

A dozen ready unmanned airships were dragged out of the warehouse and would take off from Kandahar Air Force Base in a few hours, establishing a robust surveillance and communication channel along the road from Kandahar to Kabul.

Joe Ga looked at the still sowhat dissatisfied British Major General and said displeasedly: “I’ll organize a press conference tomorrow; what you need to do now is not to keep an eye on , but to have those NATO soldiers turning to Kandahar report their locations…

Tell them not to force their way if they encounter obstacles; damn it, I will arrange soone to assist them!

This already exceeds my cooperation range with NATO, you need to pay more…”

The British Major General spread his hands helplessly and said: “We’ve handed over everything at the base to you; do you think I can still apply for funds?

Hu Lang, we’re facing the issues in Kabul and also need to organize the remaining soldiers in Kandahar to evacuate.

The situation over there in Kabul made high-level NATO very angry, and there won’t be any planes coming to Kandahar to take soldiers back in the short term.

We need to open the route southwards into Pakistan and send a batch of soldiers away first, otherwise, there might be problems within the base.”

Joe Ga realized from this that the British Major General didn’t want to stay in Kandahar for another minute, and he waved disdainfully and said: “NATO doesn’t provide aircraft; P.B can, but not now…

The foolish actions of those idiots in Kabul have shattered the last bit of confidence in the Kabul governnt; the Taliban is no longer your enemy, but those extremist groups are.

Those madn will create big news at any cost; nothing raises morale like chopping off a few NATO soldiers’ heads.

The first thing I need to do is protect Aqionghan’s internal soldiers withdrawing to Kandahar, but now I’m severely understaffed; what you need to do is assist in completing the rescue mission.”

With these words, Joe Ga looked at the British Major General, who appeared troubled, hesitated a bit, and said: “I promise, as long as you fully cooperate with and ensure the soldiers evacuate safely to Kandahar, I’ll let my private plane take you out.

Now you should go stabilize your people, and anwhile see if there are enough volunteers willing to go out and assist those soldiers.”

The British Major General listened and replied with a bitter smile: “Those still left in Kandahar are basically the logistics staff handling base odds and ends; the combat troops are just a few hundred; I’ll try to persuade them to undertake the task, but…”

“But don’t let them take on tasks that are too dangerous, right?”

Joe Ga shook his head in disappointnt and said to Dorian, “Elephant, notify the synthetic battalion to push the defense line outward by 200 kiloters, and have logistics set up a supply station every 50 kiloters on the roads.

Go find that National Defense Force Captain Saleh, I don’t have ti to wait for their consideration, we need to get familiar with the local manpower now.

Inform them that we will organize a Kandahar City Guard composed of local people…

P·B will ensure they are not purged by the Taliban, and guarantee them and their families appropriate treatnt around Kandahar.

Tell them this troop will require only 3,000 people, and we only want seasoned veterans.”

After speaking, Joe Ga said to the ‘Three Yellow Chickens’, “After the UAV lifts off, go outside and reassure those civilians.

Our plan must advance slightly. Once the crowd in Kabul starts gathering towards Kandahar, Kandahar certainly can’t accommodate so many people at this stage. We need to take over Spin Buldak to the south as well…

Notify Lao Zhu to release recruitnt information for the power plant construction, and let Jia Liang increase the volu of goods transportation.

At this mont, what we need to do first is not to fight but to provide confidence to those around us.”

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When P·B’s system started operating under Boss Joe’s urging, people in Kandahar suddenly realized that P·B was not just about fighting wars.

They had a complete security managent plan…

Paragraph after paragraph, showcasing the traditional ‘work for relief’ in various forms.

The synthetic battalion wasn’t responsible for suppressing chaos but instead used deterrence to keep the feared Taliban militants at the outskirts of Kandahar, establishing a safe zone.

Next, it was ti for engineering projects!

As UAVs took off, a seamless communication network was set up.

Then those civilians in Kabul, living in constant fear, started receiving text ssages…

Through the URLs published in the texts, they accessed P·B’s video website via their phones, and then watched Boss Joe’s press conference at Kandahar Air Force Base.

P·B promised to build a safe transportation network within Aqionghan, providing a ans for anyone who thinks they might be hurt in the war to travel to the Kandahar area.

anwhile, P·B’s air force would be on standby at any mont to respond to requests from besieged NATO soldiers, using air superiority to cover their retreat toward Kandahar.

Finally, Boss Joe earnestly requested those NATO soldiers already on the road, where possible, to do their utmost to protect the safety of civilians traveling along the roads and to comply with dispatches from Kandahar Base, assisting in withdrawing civilians trapped in certain areas.

Boss Joe’s press conference acted like a stimulant, providing so confidence to those trapped, but more importantly, accelerating the collapse of the Kabul regi.

P·B is a conglorate with United Nations backing, yet at the press conference, Boss Joe didn’t ntion the Aqionghan governnt at all…

This almost made it clear that the Aqionghan Kabul governnt had no future.

As the beneficiaries, the Taliban maintained a tacit silence about P·B’s actions and tried their best to avoid the areas where the synthetic battalion was active, starting to advance from rural areas toward Kabul, leaving the main roads to P·B.

Tens and hundreds of thousands of people who most opposed the Taliban, and were most likely to hinder the Taliban from taking power, began to migrate on the highways.

In this context, stabilizing these people beca P·B’s top priority!

Infrastructure tycoon Lao Zhu directly started massive recruitnt of workers: two solar power stations in the desert regions, two photovoltaic power stations, a western water conservancy project, grid updates around Kandahar…

Local people in Aqionghan working part-ti for the infrastructure tycoon earn $40 a month, with food, lodging, and safety covered, and they can even bring als ho.

Those trying to flee Aqionghan are essentially refugees, but Boss Joe doesn’t want Aqionghan people to beco refugees on their land. Instead, with an infrastructure investnt of over 3 billion USD, he managed to support most of the people in the short term.

These people earning money will revitalize the comrce and trade around Kandahar again.

Of course, this doesn’t co without a price…

The Taliban took over administrative managent and tax authority around Kandahar, but they had to acknowledge P·B’s investnt, promising to pledge part of Kandahar’s tax revenue to P·B, delivering this portion of revenue to P·B annually, and repaying Boss Joe’s investnt in installnts.

Essentially, this was spending the aid funds Arica once promised the Aqionghan governnt. Now, Boss Joe has drawn 3 billion USD from this up to 7 billion USD fund, seemingly providing imnse help to the Taliban free of charge, but in reality, using economic ans to tighten a leash around the Taliban’s neck.

At least in the region around Kandahar, the Taliban must respect P·B’s actions and do their utmost to enhance Kandahar’s comrcial status; otherwise, as an international creditor, P·B has the capability to make their lives a misery.