Special Forces of Crossing: Cloud's Anti-Japanese

Chapter 2841 Koizumi's Confidence

At this time, in order to better grasp the front-line battle situation and adjust the front-line troops at any time, Ouyang Yun's headquarters has moved forward to Jinzhou.Coincidentally, on the day he arrived in Jinzhou, Guo Muyi sent back a top-secret telegram from Washington.

Similar to this kind of encrypted message, the decryption procedure is quite complicated, so Ouyang Yun didn't see the content of the message until nine hours later, that is, around eleven o'clock that night.And after he finished reading the telegram, his face turned livid, he slapped the table hard, and cursed: "Mother Xipi!"

"Brother, what's the matter?" Pan Meiren sent the telegram, she asked with concern.

"Look at it too." After handing the telegram to her, Ouyang Yun lit a cigarette and took a deep breath, pacing up and down the room.

Pan Meiren took a glance at the telegram and was surprised by the content. After reading it carefully, she raised her head to look at Ouyang Yun and said, "Do you want to verify it? This, this is incredible."

If he didn't know Guo Muyi's character and knew that he couldn't joke about this kind of thing, Ouyang Yun would definitely doubt the authenticity of the contents of the telegram.But now, as Guo Muyi revealed the final answer, all the ambiguities between the United States and Japan in the past few months came to the fore, and Ouyang Yun knew that he was played by the Americans.

At the beginning of the third Australian war, the United States once sent a special representative (Stilwell) to stare at Ouyang Yun every day because of the defeat in New Guinea, only hoping that China would send troops to help the war.In the middle and late stages, as the U.S. military began to gain the upper hand, the Chinese government focused on the deployment in the Northeast, hoping that the U.S. could keep the focus of the Japanese troops in Southeast Asia in Australia, so they basically satisfied the requirements put forward by the U.S. side.It was also during this period that China transferred the core production technology of missiles and Golden Eagle fighter jets to the United States for the first time.Although these technologies have been eliminated by the Chinese military industry department, they can save the relevant scientific research departments in the United States from taking many wrong paths and save American scientists a lot of time...

Just a week ago, Song Ziwen called Ouyang Yun, saying that Roosevelt suddenly fell into a coma, and asked if he would send some important government officials to visit him...

For Roosevelt, Ouyang Yun originally had a deep respect. Hearing of his serious illness, he originally intended to send Song Ziwen to the United States to visit his condition. But now, with the arrival of Guo Muyi's secret message, he has to wonder if this is an attack from the US government. Its purpose is to cover up the secret talks in Melbourne.

"I have to go back to Chongqing, the sooner the better, you tell Zhang Liang to prepare the plane immediately," Ouyang Yun suddenly stopped and said to Pan Meiren.

Pan Meiren responded and walked out quickly.

In Singapore, the Japanese carnival has just begun.In the courtyard of Toshiichiro Koizumi’s official residence, civil servants and military officers under the Japanese Southeast Asian Governor’s Mansion, the Southwest Front Army Command, and the Takehisa Aircraft Carrier Fleet Command gathered together, enjoying delicious food and wine, as well as wonderful performances by local kabuki.And in Koizumi's living room, Koizumi Toshiichiro, Inoue Narumi and Honma Masahiro were sitting around a coffee table, each holding a glass of red wine and talking freely.

The Japanese do have reason to party.Because if the United States can really fulfill the terms of the secret agreement, it will mean that Japan will not only get rid of fighting alone in Southeast Asia, but will also get a powerful ally.

As for whether the United States will sincerely form an alliance with Japan and jointly fight against China in the Pacific and Indian Ocean regions, Toshiichiro Koizumi is not worried about this.When positioning the United States as Japan's number one enemy, Toshiichiro Koizumi could not see these things, namely: China's dominance in the Pacific and Indian Ocean regions will not only damage the interests of Japan, but also the interests of the United States; In the Indian Ocean region, the United States and Japan actually share common aspirations.

From sworn enemies to allies suddenly, Inoue Narumi and Honma Masaharu are still not used to it.Among them, Narumi Inoue, who has always regarded the United States as the biggest obstacle to Japan's rise, adhering to Yamamoto 56's thinking, is especially serious.

However, after listening to Koizumi Toshiichiro's analysis, both of them felt enlightened, and when they looked at Koizumi Toshiichiro again, their eyes were different.

"In terms of distance, Asia and even the Pacific Ocean are actually quite far away from the United States. So, why does the United States spare no effort to increase its military strength in Asia and even help Australia fight against us? It's not about how righteous the Americans are, but that the United States is involved. We all know that the United States is currently the most industrialized country in the world. The result of high industrialization is that the domestic market of the United States has completely digested the products produced by American enterprises. At this time, the United States needs to open up other markets to consume these products In order to maintain the continuous prosperity of the domestic industry... not only to occupy the market, but also to plunder resources from Asia is the main reason why the United States pays so much attention to the situation in Asia. Therefore, the US government cannot tolerate our occupation of the Philippines and South Asian countries, so they will send troops to intervene The current situation in Asia is that China is strong and we are weak. In other words, China is likely to replace us as the new hegemon in Asia. This will inevitably also damage the interests of the United States. Because of the nature of the United States, if not now, they will I will also regard China as a competitor, and try to weaken its strength in an attempt to regain the largest market in the world... What I do is actually just helping Americans see the reality of Asia early. As long as Americans are not fools , even if they cooperate with us with emotions now, in the near future, they will become proactive because they have tasted the sweetness. So I thought that instead of worrying about whether the United States is sincere in cooperating with us, it is better to make more sacrifices and give The Americans have a little more sweetness. South Asia is so big, it is impossible for the empire to maintain long-term occupation under the current situation. Instead of taking advantage of the Chinese, why not use it in exchange for an ally? As long as the Americans want to get their hands on Asia, then sooner or later they will fight with China There is a conflict. I think there must be someone at the top of the U.S. government who can see through this. As long as they can see through this, then they will never refuse my goodwill."

"It's always a pity that the Philippines is the fruit plate of Asia, and it's just handed over to the Americans—"

"No regrets. The Philippines is indeed the fruit plate of Asia, but at the same time it is also the front line against China. And for the empire, oil and iron ore are the most important. Mr. Honma, as long as the fruit trees are still there, the fruits will be There will be no shortage, but oil and iron ore will be used a little less."

"Yes, yes, I understand."

"Always worried that the Americans will backtrack, and if they break their word—"

"Mr. Inoue, it seems that you don't understand the United States. As a contractual country, Americans may hesitate and scold mothers before signing the contract, but as long as they sign, hehe, then there is nothing to worry about. I firmly believe in this point. No doubt."

(End of this chapter)