Reborn South Africa as a police officer

Chapter 1280

When Bradley and Douglas rushed to the hospital, Haydn was already dead.

"It must have been that bastard Billel Peggy. My father was unanimously opposed to the establishment of the arsenal. It must be that bastard Peggy—" Liander was full of grief and anger. His wife and three children were crying beside Haydn's body. There was a sad atmosphere in the ward.

Bradley and Douglas looked at each other, their eyes were a little complicated.

What did you do?

Not!

That's good--

A casual glance, the exchange of information is much older.

There was a rush of footsteps, and Isaiah Chamberlain and Isaac Pansy came hand in hand, and of course Billel Page.

"Bastard, how dare you show up!" Leander pointed at Billel Page's nose and cursed.

"Calm down, Leander, I can assure you, it's definitely not Billel Page—" Isaiah Chamberlain looked at Douglas after finishing speaking, his eyes full of suspicion and disgust.

Agents, no one likes it.

Moreover, Douglas also has enough suspicions. Assassinating Haydn at this time will intensify the conflict. Once the Republic of Congo is out of control, then Southern Africa will have a reason to directly use the army.

Southern Africa has too many interests in the Republic of Congo. If the Republic of Congo is in turmoil, then Southern Africa can directly send troops to protect the interests of southern African companies in the Republic of Congo.

This is not surprising, in line with the usual style of the British.

"The person who died was my father. I can't calm down. Who else could it be if it wasn't him?" Leander broke down emotionally. Haydn was the pinnacle of the McAdam family. After losing Haydn, the McAdam family would inevitably be marginalized in the Republic of Congo.

"Mr. Leander, if it were me, at least I wouldn't assassinate Speaker Haydn in such a shameless way. You don't have to trust me, but you can't insult me!" Billel Peggy's face was ugly, he was indeed the most suspected, and he couldn't argue .

"Enough is enough. If we mess ourselves up, it will be what our enemy wants." Isaac Pansy was still sensible, and attacking each other like this would not solve the problem.

"Mr. Douglas, do you have any information?" Although Isaiah Chamberlain hated Douglas, he had to rely heavily on the information from Brad's office.

"No, if I had information here, I would not allow this to happen." Douglas was also suspected. Haydn invited Douglas to dinner at night, and Douglas knew Haydn's whereabouts.

As they left the hospital, Douglas and Bradley returned to the embassy in the same car.

The Southern African Embassy in the Republic of Congo is just opposite the official residence of President Boma, which fully demonstrates the importance of Southern Africa to the Republic of Congo.

"You think so?" Bradley asked Douglas for his opinion.

"Haydn's death, whoever gets the most benefits will be the most suspected." Douglas calmed down. If this is the case, then the most suspicious person should be the leader of the Congo Party, Augustus.

According to the Constitution of the Republic of Congo, if the speaker dies unexpectedly, the leader of the majority party in the Congress will temporarily take over as the speaker until a new speaker is elected.

"It's not that simple. Unless Augustus is crazy, he will kill Haydn at this time." Bradley shook his head slightly. The current situation is a bit complicated. There are many suspects, and everyone is suspicious of each other.

"It should still be related to the arsenal. Could it be the Americans?" Douglas said directly. The Americans are also very suspicious. If the relationship between southern Africa and the Republic of Congo deteriorates, the Americans can profit from it.

The wolf ambition of the Americans can be seen from the sale of machines to the Republic of Congo.

"It's possible, do you have any intelligence over there?" Bradley, like Isaiah Chamberlain, believed that Brad's office should be omnipotent.

"No, it's just a possibility." Douglas is just suspicious, at least so far, there is no evidence pointing to the Americans.

The killer's technique was very straightforward. All three shots hit Haydn's vital parts. There were no bullet casings left at the scene. The assassin may have used a revolver. The current level of technology is not enough to detect traces of bullets. It is very difficult to trace the murderer through bullets.

The Republic of the Congo, like southern Africa, has banned guns, making detection even more difficult.

The wealthy area where Haydn lived was sparsely populated, and there were no witnesses at the scene. Haydn's secretary and guards provided very limited information, only knowing that the assassin was a white man, about 30 years old, with a medium build. The assassin was wearing a hat at the time, and the color of his hair was different do not know.

"What I am most worried about now is the arsenal. If Chamberlain and Pansy insist on going their own way, it will definitely seriously affect the relationship between the Republic of Congo and southern Africa." Bradley frowned. The deterioration of the relationship between the two countries also means that Bradley's dereliction of duty.

"Hehe, don't worry, the arsenal will never be built." The sternness in Douglas' eyes was fleeting. He dared to make troubles under the nose of Brad's office.

As the car drove into the embassy, ​​Gao Sheng, the military attache of the embassy, ​​was solemn.

"Sir, since this afternoon, there have been a lot of military police around our embassy. I suggest sending a team of mercenaries from the Umbrella Company to strengthen the embassy's security." Goldman Sachs' suit was bulging, obviously wearing a weapon.

"Don't worry, Gao. If the Republic of Congo dares to attack the embassy, ​​it will be tantamount to declaring war on southern Africa. They don't have the guts." Bradley looked down on the Republic of Congo in various ways. The embassy attacks.

According to Rock's original plan, Brad's office was mainly responsible for domestic affairs, and the umbrella was responsible for foreign intelligence and operations.

Now that the Umbrella Company is powerful, it has aroused strong attention from all parties. It is very difficult to obtain information. Brad has also begun to infiltrate the outside world, which overlaps with the functions of the Umbrella to a certain extent.

After returning to the embassy, ​​Bradley reported the situation to the country.

The next day, Bradley received a reply from Pretoria that Barker, Speaker of the Southern African Congress, would visit the Republic of Congo.

Amazing, this is the first time in southern Africa that a national leader at the level of the speaker of the National Assembly has made an official visit abroad. When Philip was the speaker, the diplomacy in southern Africa was controlled by the United Kingdom, and the speaker did not even have the power to conduct foreign visits.

Although there were some problems in the relationship with southern Africa, the Republic of Congo did not dare to neglect Buck's visit. On May [-], Buck arrived in the Republic of Congo by special plane and began a three-day visit to the Republic of Congo.

Isaiah Chamberlain and Isaac Pansy gave Buck a lavish welcome at the airport.

Isaac Pansy accompanied Buck to review the guard of honor at the airport, and invited Buck to take the presidential car and go to the presidential residence with Isaac Pansy.

On the way to the presidential mansion, Isaac Pansy and Buck had a brief exchange.

"There are [-] troops in the Republic of Congo now, and the troops consume a lot of bullets, so we want to set up an arsenal that only produces bullets and explosives to meet the needs of the troops—" Isaac Pansy looked at Buck cautiously. complex.

If Roque is not counted, Buck is the first Chinese to enter the leadership of southern Africa. Isaac Pansy has never dealt with Buck before, and he doesn't know Buck's character, and the information about Buck in his hand is extremely limited.

"Hehe, Mr. President, aren't the bullets produced in southern Africa not good enough?" Buck went straight to the point. Over the years in southern Africa, Buck has gradually become accustomed to the white people's way of doing things, and he is not good at diplomatic rhetoric.

Most of the time, diplomatic rhetoric is concise and concise, trying to avoid misjudgment by the other party due to inaccurate words.

"It's not—" Isaac Pansy smiled forcedly.

"Then the price in Southern Africa is too high?" The smile on the corner of Buck's mouth was slightly mocking. The president sounds very powerful. In fact, in front of Buck, the president of the Republic of Congo, the president of the Republic of Congo really has no right to be proud.

"It's not—" The smile on Isaac Pansy's face froze.

"Then I'm curious, why do you have to build an arsenal—" Buck also couldn't figure out what kind of madness Isaiah Chamberlain and Isaac Pansy had gone.

"Can't you?" Isaac Pansy suddenly lost his mind.

Buck frowned, took a deep look at Isaac Pansy, and then nodded slightly: "Well, yes—"

Children cannot be taught.

Dead wood cannot be carved.

That's all, it's going to rain, my mother is going to get married, and the desire to die can't be stopped.

"We have no other intentions, just some bullets and explosives, and the weapons still have to be purchased from southern Africa--" Isaac Pansy realized his mistake with hindsight.

Buck just nodded at this moment, without saying a word.

In the evening, the Republic of the Congo held a grand welcome dinner for Buck. In addition to the officials of the Republic of Congo, the people attending the banquet were leaders from all walks of life, with a total of hundreds of people.

Buck delivered a simple speech at the dinner, other than that, Buck said less than ten sentences throughout the dinner.

In the evening, Buck did not stay at the State Guest House of the Republic of Congo, but at the Rhodesia Hotel.

Later, Douglas and Bradley arrived at the Rhodesian Hotel.

"Sit down, tell me what you all know, and your evaluation of Isaac Pansy and Isaiah Chamberlain." Buck didn't have time to draw it slowly. After visiting the Republic of Congo, Buck still wanted to Visit the Kingdom of Congo, the Kingdom of Mozambique, and then across the Indian Ocean to the East Indies.

Buck's trip this time was a demonstration, even if it was appeasement. If the Republic of Congo was determined, then maybe Buck would beat Isaac Pansy and Isaiah Chamberlain.

(End of this chapter)