Rise of the Wasteland

At night, the outskirts of Palmyra. The cold wind is blowing, now is the most comfortable time in the desert. Duke is commissioning and installing the dish antenna, and an online interview will follow soon.

Palmyra has now attracted worldwide attention, and the repeated events in two or three days have upset the audience. Although the media end in succession of various broadcast accidents, the surge in viewership has caused various media to compete for coverage.

As far as Duke is concerned, the most wonderful thing at the moment is that no one grabs news from them, and only their family is currently being interviewed in Palmyra. Next, they will also interview Field Commander Aidid of the Nusra Front, which will be a great income.

Duke hummed while working, and beside him was a row of captives trapped in his hands and feet. All of them were government soldiers captured by the Nusrah Front after the 'Tomahawk' attack. It looks like the fate of these people will not be good.

Hearing Duke's hum, a kneeling captive suddenly said in Chinese: "Hi ... are you Chinese?"

Duke froze, and his good mood flew away immediately. "No, I'm not Chinese. I'm naturalized in Germany, and I've completely separated from my past," he said in German with a stare.

After speaking, Duke changed to German humming songs, and the captive kneeling couldn't understand German, but he continued to say in Chinese in a hurry like catching a life-saving straw: "My name is Rouhani, an Iranian. I studied in China. I ’ve always loved China. Please help me and let me go. You see, nobody is paying attention. "

"I don't love that dictatorial country. I ran out of the free world when I made enough money. Only stupid pariahs will love that **** country." Duke ridiculed Rohani with a mocking expression, incidentally He also reported to nearby Nusra soldiers that he wanted to escape.

Nusra's soldiers came over and smashed Rohani's head with a butt, screaming at him. At this time, Aide, the boss's leader, came with a vote of his men and said proudly: "Don't kill now, I will execute these captives in front of the whole world."

Terrorists like to threaten the world with torture and death. They like to show their strength by maiming civilians and captives. This is indeed a great deterrent for ordinary people who watch the news, making people feel that terrorists are extremely powerful.

At this moment, Aidid is in a good mood. The humiliation he suffered during the day has been washed away. He can't wait to announce the news to the world-the man who dare to publicly abuse him in the interview is over.

It is not the BBC that is connected this time, but the CNN with a higher bid. In order to cooperate with the U.S. military's "Axe" air strike, CNN paid the price for the live broadcast right this time. His gold medal host Anderson personally connected to Eddie, who was in the limelight in Palmyra.

In the studio of CNN International, Anderson, wearing a suit and tie, is showing the attitude of the Western elites, and asks with a smile: "Mr. Aidid, do you think you can really succeed?"

On the TV screen, Aidid is still wearing a military uniform, with a shabby appearance and a shameful face. Behind him was an ISIS banner. Several gun guards stood on both sides, but they were quite powerful.

"Stupid people, you always ask the same questions over and over again." Aidid sat on a rotten chair and said with high spirits: "We have been very successful, from Iraq to Syria, from the Euphrates to Persia Wan, it's all our forces.

And we are expanding all over the world, and nothing can stop us. What if there is a US air strike? We still occupied Palmyra again.

Look at me, we have captured many government prisoners, many of them from Iran's Revolutionary Guards. Ridiculous, is this the elite sent by Iranians? I am going to kill these guys who dare to oppose us in your presence.

Oh, right. I have one more thing to announce. Yesterday a arrogant guy appeared in Palmyra. He tried to challenge the believers of God and our authority. But he failed, he failed shamefully. "

While talking, Aidid showed a piece of broken cloth in front of the camera. In the light of the interview, the fabric looked strangely bright and dim.

"It was taken from the body of that guy. This is what is called optical camouflage. This thing is really amazing, but nothing terrible. You can imagine his current tragic situation. He died and was taken by us Killed. That fool can no longer threaten anyone. "

This display sighed countless viewers, even the western people who had been scared by the strange and terrifying super soldiers before with a bit of concealment-a powerful hero died in a small group of hands, even when standing The hostile position is also quite impressive.

This is truly a tragedy, and mourns are silently mourned in the hearts of many people. After all, in contrast, terrorists are the real gods.

"Well, guys. The time has come for us to execute the captives." Aidid stood up and walked to Rouhani and others, "I will impose punishment in the name of God."

Dozens of captured captives suddenly wept and snarled, some begging, some crying, and some were paralyzed. They were both trapped, and no one could escape. Opposite is Aidid, who ecstatically shouted, "I will kill them in the cruelest way."

ISIS invented a number of appalling executions, and this time they obviously had to play something new. Aidid decided to use a tank to crush the captives into a mud, and a T-72 tank of more than 40 tons was driven over.

Duke whispered to Sidall while he was filming: "CNN stated that he did not want viewers to see too **** pictures, but could not stop the live broadcast. So the camera is aimed at Aidid to emphasize his brutality , Highlighting the urgency of the U.S. military to fight terrorists. "

"You don't need to teach this ~ www.readwn.com ~ Sidel is the boss, and the camera lens in his hand has been pointed at Aidid.

The rumbling tank slowly came over, and the creaking tracks rolled a deep mark on the sand. No one can remain calm in front of such a heavy car body. Captives such as Rouhani know that they can't hide, but they still move their bodies and try to avoid in crying.

"Hahaha ..." Terrorists all around laughed in a circle, and some even shot at the sky constantly, as if to arouse the general shouting ‘Allahu Akbar’. This scene is like a group of devil dancing.

Aidid moved aside, waved his finger coldly, and ordered the tank behind him: "Suppress these heretics."

The camera locks Aidid, transmitting his powerful, brutal, and ruthless image to the world. Here comes an extremist star, even though most humans hate him and hate him, but his terrifying image can bring him great benefits.

CNN moderator Anderson is reporting to the world in a pity tone: "Sorry, we have tried our best to negotiate with these terrorists in an attempt to rescue these captured Syrian government forces.

However, it is clear that terrorists will not abide by the rules of the civilized world, which further strengthens our determination to fight terrorism. We will never flinch ... "

Anderson was showing his compassionate side with the appearance of a cat crying for a rat, but he said for a moment and paused for a few seconds, staring at the video from the satellite in a daze. Not only is he in a daze, the audience watching the live broadcast is also in a daze.

It seems something is wrong?

The muzzle of the T-72 that was about to crush the captive turned, and a 125-mm-diameter thick tube was aimed at Aidid, who was standing aside.

What happened?