Despite the intense fighting, very few aircraft were actually destroyed.

Because the busiest combatants are not traditional fighter jets, but electronic warfare aircraft.

The two sides engaged in a fierce electronic warfare battle, causing immense hardship for ground radars and airborne early warning aircraft.

The screen is filled with red dots representing the enemy.

The weather radar deployed for the "Earth Thaw Project" is a colorful mess, with white foam coming out of its mouth.

Just moments before, China discovered that the United States had deployed 800 fighter jets.

The next moment, US radar detected thousands of Chinese warplanes.

Both sides are going for the most extravagant and flamboyant style.

From the forward command post to the rear military base, and then to Beijing.

The phone rang almost non-stop, constantly ringing with the latest battle reports.

It's hard to tell what's real and what's fake; nobody knows if all of these are false targets, or if there's truth hidden among the falsehoods.

The only option is to disregard everything and launch indiscriminate attacks.

The end result was that a large number of missiles actually hit decoys, flying over empty targets before self-destructing.

In peacetime, each missile would be worth at least an apartment in Beijing, Shanghai, or Guangzhou.

That night, countless property certificates exploded like fireworks.

And in just one night, the smokers' hard work for the whole year was wiped out.

Electronic warfare is not invincible.

What's truly invincible is a satellite with a "God's-eye view".

No matter how many electronic targets you disguise, you can't disguise optical signals.

Whether the target is real or not can be determined with a simple satellite scan.

Both sides were aware of this before the missile exchange took place.

In a fight, you should first gouge out your opponent's eyes, then squeeze their testicles.

As a result, the near-Earth spy satellite, powerless to resist, suffered the consequences.

This is where the advantages of China's Aerospace Force become apparent.

The only way the United States can target Chinese satellites is with missiles.

A single payment can wipe out millions of dollars.

However, when it came to attacking American satellites, the Chinese Aerospace Force directly used unreasonable laser beams.

The cost of a single launch is only 50 yuan, which is incredibly cheap.

Even with the addition of spaceplane fuel, the cost is still far lower than that of the other party.

Although no satellites in near-Earth orbit above the battlefield on either side were spared, the United States suffered greater losses.

After one night, both sides ceased their efforts.

The main problem is that this round of firefights has been extremely costly, putting immense pressure on both the cost and logistical support.

It's like using a powerful skill in a game and needing to regenerate mana while waiting for the cooldown.

However, the fighting between the two sides did not stop when the fighting on the front lines ceased; instead, it intensified in other areas.

War is cruel, despicable, and ruthless.

The battlefield is not limited to the smoke-filled front lines.

There are also the open and covert struggles, and even the silent ideological battles, behind the scenes.

Although the internet has been almost completely destroyed, the war of public opinion has never stopped.

Some spies who escaped the last purge have resurfaced, spreading rumors and misleading the public.

This time, however, they did it much more covertly, causing great distress to various shelters and making it very difficult to find the culprit.

China was not passively taking the beating.

Every country has its own traitors, and the same farcical scene unfolded in an American refugee camp.

There are also many people who are easily swayed.

A sense of pessimism inevitably erupted within both sides.

In an effort to regain public support, both sides began flexing their muscles.

Today, the United States is showing off its Minuteman missiles.

Tomorrow, China will be driving Dongfeng missile vehicles all over the country, along with a large number of drone units that have not yet entered the war.

They seemed ready to destroy everything at the slightest provocation.

In reality, this behavior boils down to three words: flexing muscles.

At the same time, a famous psychological game known as the "coward game" is taking place.

However, the first to become "cowards" and back down were not China and the United States, but the countries watching the battle.

Even knowing that both sides are most likely just bluffing.

Even if there's a low probability that they'll actually take serious action, it's something they can't afford to do.

This caused quite a stir among the onlookers, who began calling for peace.

They only made appeals and dared not accuse either side of abusing violence.

Especially those developed Western countries that unilaterally announced the termination of their "unfreezing plan" cooperation with China.

I thought that following the American big brother would bring me benefits.

Looking at their performance since the start of the war, it seems they haven't gained any advantage from China.

These fence-sitters always side with whoever wins.

The more assertive they were when they said they wanted to terminate the cooperation, the more humble their appeals are now.

Appeals are obviously useless.

After two days of silence, the second battle began.

An armored unit of China, without anyone knowing when, has mysteriously moved south from the Arctic Circle and appeared in Alaska.

With lightning speed, they destroyed several of the most important military bases and shelters there.

Of course, this was followed by another wave of angry retaliation from the United States.

The match ended in what appeared to be a draw.

However, the battle lines of both sides have advanced a little further towards the American mainland, and China has won this round of battles.

The onlookers were also dumbfounded.

Judging from the route taken by China's armored forces, it's clear they're following a route borrowed from Russia.

However, Russia has remained silent in the face of this overwhelming questioning.

His face had an innocent look of indifference, as if it were none of his business.

In a short time, many observing nations prematurely declared the outcome of the war:

With Russia's underhanded assistance, China's victory is a foregone conclusion.

It seems that the superpower is truly on its last legs, and the United States is doomed.

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