Chapter 4314
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T6's eyes widened, and two words were written in his eyes. The word "liar" was written in his left eye, and the word "human" was written in his right eye.
How was that possible?
Qing Niao!
That was Qing Niao!
The Qing Niao of the Army!
The Qing Niao of the Snowfield Brigade!
How could she possibly fight alongside a group of navy soldiers in blue and white camouflage uniforms? How was that possible?
They were not even from the same military!
"How is that possible? Could it be that Qing Niao was really poached by the navy who likes to poach people? " V8, who also clearly did not believe it and felt that it was unbelievable, voiced out his worries.
Someone immediately smacked his head. Since he was wearing a helmet, it did not hurt, but he stumbled a step forward from the impact. He heard his captain say, "Is Qing Niao the kind of soldier who can be easily poached?"
…
She really was not!
Xia Jinyuan's words calmed the soldiers' morale. G3 said solemnly, "We only have 12 employees, and there are 64 Libyan employees. Did the boss say what arrangements the Libyan government has made?"
This was what G3 was concerned about. As for whether Qing Niao had been poached by the navy, well, the captain said that Qing Niao was not the kind of female soldier who could be easily poached. Everyone was relieved when they heard that.
Xia Jinyuan, who was putting on his combat uniform again, said calmly, "The boss did not say anything. It seems that the Libyan government has made no arrangements."
"Now that the situation is starting to get out of control again, the government forces will not specially send troops to rescue the 64 Libyan employees. The boss knows this very well, which is why he sent us to provide support. "
"Save as many of the Libyan employees as possible. We have to save all of the Chinese employees."
This was how war was. As soldiers, they were not God or Mother Mary. They would rescue the Libyan employees, but the premise was that they would only take action if they could ensure the safety of the Chinese employees!
It could be said that it was cruel or heartless, but this was reality. There was no such thing as mercy on the battlefield. Sometimes, humanity could not even be considered.
It was the law of the jungle. If one really wanted to settle the score, one could only say that the country was weak and incompetent.
Major General Yang did not mention the rescue of the Libyan employees. He only told Xia Jinyuan exactly how many Libyan employees there were and provided only a number. As for how to judge, he believed that the "King" of the Snowfield Brigade would make his own decision.
Once the order was issued, all the combat power was handed over to Xia Jinyuan, who was in charge of the battle. Even as a superior, he had no right to interfere at will.
Xia Jinyuan's words made the young special forces soldiers fall into a short silence. They gripped their guns tighter and tighter, as if they were venting their emotions in secret.
64 hostages … The Libyan government had not taken any rescue measures. As soldiers, they deeply felt the sorrow of a country.
A weak and incompetent country, this is a weak and incompetent country!
China used to be like this as well!
But today, the Chinese side had slowly stood up, straightening their backs that were once bent. If they fell behind, they would be beaten … This had never changed since time immemorial!
The rain was still falling. The tireless special forces of the Snowfield Brigade, led by Captain Xia Jinyuan, once again embarked on a journey.
This was a declaration of war against evil forces. It told those with bad intentions that China was no longer the country that had to be careful even in a "war of words" and was afraid of offending powerful countries. China, with its back straight, would use practical actions to tell the illegal militants and the forces behind them that China had risen.
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