The leader of the United States was still fuming about being tricked by the United States, and was completely bewildered by this barrage of insults.

Even though he couldn't get a word in edgewise, he could just hang up!

However, the phone will ring again immediately after you hang up, it's like a seamless transition.

Given his position and busy official duties, coupled with the BCIA robbery and the fear of other troubles during this critical time, he dared not ignore the phone.

After several attempts, the top leader finally regained some composure: "Don't the Yan Kingdom's planes already have fighter jets escorting them?"

"Who dares to touch them?"

"And they even talked about attacking the capital of Yan Kingdom, haha... that's hilarious! Do you think I don't want to? But who dares to!"

A group of high-ranking officials in the United States thought these people were crazy.

Those who dared to masturbate before had a successful precedent and had even come up with a reason.

Attack the capital? What are you thinking?

It wasn't until the live stream started and someone edited and sent over those two minutes of footage that everyone realized something was wrong.

They immediately tried to contact the people at the launch silo, but everyone was fleeing and didn't have time to make a call.

One call went unanswered, two went unanswered... I finally managed to get through to one, but I was out of breath and could barely speak.

But at least we got the information.

But I seem even more confused.

How exactly did things develop into this way step by step?

As a result, all the countries found out, but the ones who took action were the last to know.

Satellite images show that the launch silo has indeed been opened and ignition has begun.

It really won't be long before it launches.

What were the technicians saying? "We can't stop?"

What's the point of raising them all these years?

The top officials in the United States looked at each other, completely at a loss for what to do.

Of course, some people have suggested that they intercept it themselves, since they know their own missile data best, and being at the starting point makes it easier to intercept.

It will be easier to explain that it was a misunderstanding or a malfunction later.

However... after the previous incident of wanting to bomb the plane, some people clearly still have a hidden sense of excitement, seemingly expecting this misunderstanding to produce a surprising result.

Therefore, many people are hesitant.

The top leader, Bengbu, who had been under immense pressure, was taken aback. He hadn't expected that at this crucial moment, he would be the one most opposed.

They're all just trying to figure out who should take the blame!

The top leader was furious, but in a democratic system, his word alone doesn't count.

If less than half of the people agreed, the order to intercept could not be issued.

Just as they were arguing and getting incredibly conflicted, the missile was launched with a "bang" right before everyone's eyes.

The people of Yan were wide-eyed. Had they really started fighting?

Many people had the same thought: How dare the United States do this?

An unseen sense of sorrow had already permeated the air above the capital.

If we actually manage to take it down, the outcome could be very uncertain!

However, less than a minute later, the air raid sirens near the American missile silo blared.

The screen, watched by countless people, firmly locked onto the missile itself. However, the warhead was still rising, and within a minute it hadn't fully taken off, and the angle hadn't changed.

A dazzling white light descended from the sky, detonating the missile.

The missile instantly turned into a scattered gray-black mushroom cloud.

However, the white light was clearly not exhausted and continued to fall straight down. There was no sound, but there was a silent "boom," as if a comet had hit the earth. The white light crashed to the ground.

Suddenly, the screen flickered and shrank, filled with white light, and then... the live stream went completely black.

There's no need to broadcast the rest live, lest some people with a saintly heart find it difficult to sympathize with the United States.

In other words, under such a blow, even the live streaming equipment couldn't stay stable, at least not to the point of being completely outrageous.

On the black screen, the audience erupted in countless question marks, exclamation marks, and various symbols...

No, what's next?

The rest just disappeared like that. Doesn't your conscience hurt?

Alright, at least we know the missile exploded before it even entered orbit, and the crisis in Yan's capital is over at this moment.

The remaining task was for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to step in and demand an explanation, which led to further wrangling between the two sides.

You should know that those "prisoners" from the United States haven't been able to go back yet!

It seems like one problem after another is brewing.

In reality, within the white light, the launch silo had vanished, leaving behind a massive crater.

At the same time, energy fluctuations spread outwards, destroying countless nearby buildings and turning the ground upside down as if it had been plowed.

In short, after the energy wave passed, the place returned to its original state, a desolate wasteland.

It was truly tragic.

However, Liu Yun was already merciful enough to have allowed Aqi to delay the launch, giving the people here enough time to escape.

Of course, this was also to give Yan country enough time to react, to let other countries cause trouble for America, and to take a look at how America would resolve the issue.

As it turned out, this was exactly what was expected.

The United States actually wanted to make the best of a bad situation.

Regardless of whether the missiles reach Yan or are successfully intercepted en route, the monitoring data from the control room can prove that they did not act on their own initiative and that something has indeed gone wrong.

The surveillance footage from the control room is transmitted in real time, and even if the place is razed to the ground, the video will still be preserved.

These people in the US are acting with impunity.

There's no other way but to teach them a lesson.

Regardless of whether they made a mistake or not, Yan's defensive counterattack cannot be considered a fault.

They attacked a little too early and used too much force. Not only that, the United States also needs to give the United States an explanation.

Whether it was a deliberate act or a mistake, it doesn't matter; the missile has been launched anyway.

Just because you made a mistake doesn't mean it didn't happen.

After closing the live stream, Liu Yun checked the scene herself and also sent an "internal" video to Minister Shao and Secretary Liu.

After that, she didn't care.

After this scene, there were only ten minutes left before Shao Hong was able to advance.

Liu Yun raised an eyebrow: "Tsk, this has drawn all of America's attention."

"Have those people still not come looking for us?"

"And isn't that plane safer now?"

Once the live stream started, the grand spectacle that Beijing was making attracted not only the attention of the United States, but also that of other countries.

This brought Liu Yun a long period of quiet, and it seemed that the task was about to be completed.

With the arrival of American troops and BFBI support, the headquarters building was already deserted.

The place was already a mess, with countless corpses lying around, which made even the supporters shudder.

This... there are very few signs of fighting, so why are so many BCIA members dead?

Liu Yun said that this was not her fault!

Although she was the first to enter, which created this scene, she actually killed very few people.

Those who are fatally injured are usually the superhumans who were unexpectedly not knocked unconscious.