Working as a police officer in Mexico Chapter 655 - 384: The Drug Prohibition Effort Must Not Slac

"Big brother!"

Felix interrupted him, "But what's the use of getting it this way?"

"It's not yet ti for us to enjoy, my country, my nation is facing a crisis; I too am a warrior, and even more so your brother. If others knew that the descendants of the Gonzalez family only seek pleasure, that would be the greatest sha."

"We co from the common people and we must return to them, the country belongs to you but it is also mine."

"Let go, to the most dangerous places!"

Casare remained silent with his head down, then stood up, straightened Felix's clothes, and patted him contently, "Don't embarrass , where are you going?"

Turning around, he wiped the corner of his eye.

Mom...

You see, your son has grown up.

The young eagle can now spread its wings to protect the blue sky.

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On June 27th, 1500 n from the French Foreign Legion entered xico from the United States stating they would join in the fight against the Victor regi, Popovich gave a speech.

On June 28th, two of the United Kingdom's Invincible-class aircraft carriers entered the Pacific Ocean, announcing military exercises in the area, including the seas around Baja California State, with the nearest island just 20 nautical miles away!

On June 29th, the Spanish Foreign Legion announced it would send a 600-person military observation group to xico.

On the sa day, NATO would dispatch observer groups from 20 countries to get involved, providing the United Nations with advice on whether troops were needed for peacekeeping.

In the border regions, Popovich's army of 150,000 n was ready to push across in one fell swoop!

And equally, the efficiency of the First Republic was undeniable.

In just two days, a total of four Reserve divisions were ford, amassing over 60,000 n!

Their main tasks involved cleaning up the battlefield, small-scale raids, escorting logistics, etc., but the hard fighting still needed to be done by the Regular Army.

The Anti-drug Alliance of Brazil and Venezuela did not send troops to help, even though union leader Nicholas Maro Moro protested with the people; the governnt remained indifferent and refused to deploy troops.

However, that didn't an there were no willing hands.

So "Anti-Arican groups" in South Arica expressed they could join the First Republic in the fight, but they needed enough money, respect, and so privileges.

"They're dreaming if they think they can take advantage of our downfall!" Victor slamd the docunt on the table with a cold snort.

It was a list of demands from Alfonso Cano, leader of the Colombian People's Army, asking the First Republic to recognize them and provide annual assistance of ten million US dollars, as well as help in attacking the governnt.

Moreover, they wanted to obtain two ports in xico with a lease term of 99 years.

They were making demands like lions opening their mouths wide.

Was Victor unaware of what the People's Army was truly like?

After the rampant spread of drugs in Colombia in 1980, at a ti when the Soviet Union was retracting its influence, the People's Army, under leftist leadership, started getting involved in the drug trade due to the lack of funds, and soon decayed into a military group that resorted to kidnapping politicians and trafficking drugs.

Their slate was far from clean; this was rely to disgust oneself.

"How many soldiers do we now have?"

"Regular Army 120,000, Reserve 60,000, but our defense line is too long. We need to guard against attacks from sea, land, and air, especially the United Kingdom's aircraft carrier fleet, practically snoozing next to us," Horatio Herbert Kitchener said with a heavy expression.

"I suggest we strike first and wipe them out!"

"Hit their aerial strength; take off from Baja California State and bomb them; eliminate the Navy, then we can focus our forces on land."

Victor caught his breath.

Red fire began to blaze in his eyes.

"They are too close to the coastline, our MK7 406mm main guns can also reach them."

The 42-kiloter behemoth.

"General, victory is ours!"

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