Special Forces of Crossing: Cloud's Anti-Japanese

Chapter 2693 Roosevelt miscalculated

When Roosevelt was furious, Toshiichiro Koizumi in Singapore was browsing through a pile of intelligence materials with a few confidants.The intelligence information comes from the Mei Agency and the New Delhi Secret Service. Most of the information gathered by the New Delhi Secret Service is related to the situation in the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean, while the information gathered by the Mei Agency is all news from mainland China.Toshiichiro Koizumi suddenly thought of looking through these information, because he suddenly thought of the reason why Japan was defeated in that time and space, and then recalled that there seemed to be a report in the previous intelligence that China was developing a big killer. some kind of worry.

As a time traveler, Toshiichiro Koizumi certainly knew what the biggest danger to Ouyang Yun was.In view of the fact that under the leadership of Ouyang Yun, the Chinese side has successively developed advanced weapons such as the Mandrill heavy tank, the Sky Fortress long-range bomber, the Baiji and Golden Eagle fighter jets, the Thunderbolt rocket launcher, the Costin helicopter and missiles, etc., he has reason to believe that the Chinese side Have the strength to start the development of super bombs.And based on his understanding of Ouyang Yun, since the latter dared to issue an ultimatum, he might have successfully developed a super bomb.At that time and space, if the U.S. military hadn’t dropped two super bombs on Japan to force the Japanese government to surrender unconditionally, in Koizumi’s understanding, the U.S. military might not have been able to invade Japan.It is very likely that the war will end because the U.S. military will give up the landing operation because of the huge casualties.

At 08:30 in the morning, I began to look through and search, and by about [-] o'clock in the afternoon, after searching all the intelligence materials, I couldn't find any doubts. "After all, China is not the United States. Maybe they haven't completed the development of super bombs. As for why Ouyang Yun gave an ultimatum at this time, maybe it's just because he doesn't want to send troops to Australia again," Koizumi thought, and the more he thought about it, the more reasonable he felt. I can't help but strengthen my determination to continue the second Australian Raiders.Because of his understanding of history, although the U.S. military has declined in a bad way compared to that time and space, Koizumi is worried that history will repeat itself, so he does not want to give the U.S. a chance to turn around.Moreover, he believes that in order to avoid Japan's final defeat under the current situation, it is unrealistic to expect anything from the mainland. Instead of wasting the strength of the Southeast Asian imperial army on opening up the Pacific route, it is better to make greater progress in Australia and accumulate more for the negotiation. capital.To this day, Koizumi no longer dares to dream that Japan can win the Sino-Japanese War and further ascend to the sky and become the largest power in Asia.But at the same time, he didn't think that the Allied Forces had the ability to completely defeat Japan. He believed that this unparalleled war might eventually end through negotiations. In this case, it was particularly important to accumulate enough capital before the negotiations began.

"Attack, attack! The harder you fight in Australia, the more pressure you can transfer to the mainland..." That night, he wrote in a telegram to the frontline troops.

Roosevelt thought that China issued an ultimatum to Japan, and the Japanese army in Southeast Asia would definitely return to the mainland, but Toshiichiro Koizumi did the opposite. As a result, the US-Australian coalition forces, which had already been discouraged by the Japanese army, suddenly showed signs of complete collapse.Seeing that the advance speed of the Japanese army was getting better and better every day, Roosevelt had to issue an order in the name of the commander-in-chief of the United States three days later, announcing the mobilization of 30 National Guards from the mainland to reinforce Australia.

Historically, the U.S. military was at war with the German and Japanese troops in Asia and Europe at the same time, and maintained an absolute advantage on both battlefields.Now, the U.S. military has been dragged down by an Australia and is on the verge of decline, so that it has to repeatedly increase its recruitment efforts and provide reinforcements to Australia at any cost.

Australia is in a hurry. On the one hand, the U.S. government transferred the elite troops hidden in the snow (this part of the troops was originally prepared by the U.S. government to use in the Pacific counter-offensive) to Australia, and at the same time increased the communication with the British government and the Soviet Russian government. And cooperate with these two countries to put pressure on the Chinese government, sternly demanding that the Chinese government honor the responsibility of the Allied Command in the Pacific to resolve the crisis in Australia.

"Prime Minister Churchill, the Chinese government is preparing to attack Japan on a large scale. This is indeed a blessing for the allies, and it will help end this epic war as soon as possible. However, what we must see is that this will not help you regain many traditional interests in the Pacific Ocean. …I think Prime Minister Churchill also does not want to see a stronger China appear in Asia after Japan. At this critical moment, as representatives of Western countries, we have the obligation to join hands to suppress China and prevent it from continuing to grow... This is a confidential telegram written by Roosevelt to Churchill. In this confidential telegram, Roosevelt outspokenly regarded China as the future opponent of the United States and Britain, and suggested that the United States and Britain establish a broader alliance to counter China.

Compared with the United States, the United Kingdom, which abandoned Australia, seems to have suffered a lot and has become a de facto government-in-exile. However, because the Chinese army has almost taken over several other major battlefields outside the Middle East and North Africa, the British government has gained valuable The vast majority of people in the British government are actually happy with the emergence of this situation.Of course, Churchill was never included in the vast majority of people.

The ambitious Churchill never forgot to restore the former glory of the empire on which the sun never sets, so although the emergence of this situation was actually a huge advantage for the British government, but out of serious distrust of the Chinese, he and Roosevelt were dealing with China. Attitude is almost hit it off.

The U.S. government and the British government also sternly demanded that the Chinese government fulfill the obligations of the Allied Pacific Command, which still put a lot of pressure on the Chinese government.For example, before Song Ziwen went to the United Nations headquarters in Guangzhou, no matter what he said, he could immediately get everyone's echo, but now, because of the lack of cooperation between the representatives of the United States and the United Kingdom, his speech was not so brilliant.

As China's first chief representative to the United Nations, Song Ziwen regards it as a lofty honor, so he cares a lot about the attitudes of representatives from various countries towards him.Therefore, he had just been "tortured" at the UN headquarters the day before yesterday, and rushed to Chongqing to see Ouyang Yun the next day, suggesting that the latter change the established Australian strategy to maintain China's leading position in the UN.

At this time, Ouyang Yun was completely focused on the upcoming "counterattack", but he was not in the mood to care about such trivial matters.Of course, Song Ziwen is someone he relies on quite a lot now, in order to reassure him, he still specially spared time to talk about this issue with Song Ziwen.

"There's no need to change anything. The Americans and the British are not happy seeing us eat alone." He uttered the reasons for the displeasure between the United States and Britain, and then gave Song Ziwen a sedative, saying: "But don't worry, After another week at most, I think the Americans and the British will not be in the mood to bother with us about such trivial matters. Well, my lord foreign minister, the counterattack is imminent, and my time is precious so I won’t accompany you.”

(End of this chapter)