As the Thai army's vanguard collapsed.

Ye Zhihuan led more than 300 members of the Hong Kong Island Dragon Gang, charging out from the alleys on both sides of the street.

Most of these Dragon Gang members were recruited by Zhang Ziqiang after he arrived in Thailand.

Among them were ruthless desperados or experienced veterans.

In their hands, they held the AK-47, known as the "King of Close Combat," and the Scorpion submachine gun.

This group, combined with the output of grenades, caused chaos among the already disorganized Thai army, leaving them in a state of utter despair...

Just as I was stunned by the heavy machine guns and RPG firepower in front of me, I was suddenly stabbed in the ribs.

At this time, although the Thai army still had a considerable number of soldiers, morale was in disarray.

More soldiers, ignoring the bullets and grenades flying everywhere, began to turn and run away in a panic.

The Thai troops at the rear, unaware of what had happened, were also affected by the rout and began to retreat.

In an instant, the army suffered a crushing defeat.

The Thai armored company was completely wiped out; the 101st and 102nd Regiments, leaving behind more than 400 corpses, finally crumbled...

Ye Zhihuan led several hundred members of the Dragon Gang in a relentless pursuit, killing their way to the intersection of the main street before reluctantly retreating back to camp.

In this battle, the Dragon Gang fought with great success. Although both sides suffered casualties, the Thai army suffered much heavier losses.

Inside the command vehicle, Saikang's round face was ashen and puffy.

Intense anger filled his eyes.

With trembling lips, he dialed the phone numbers of the King of Thailand and the Commander-in-Chief of the Army.

The Thai King was relatively easy to deal with, as he was, after all, his father-in-law. He only gave his father a few words of reproach on the surface because of the unfavorable start of his campaign.

As for the Commander-in-Chief of the Army, he was in a bit of a predicament.

The mighty Thai regular army lost an entire armored company in the very first engagement, and that was on their own turf.

How could the Thai military possibly swallow such a humiliating and humiliating experience?

After being severely reprimanded by General Susap, the Commander-in-Chief of the Army, Saikon received orders that reinforcements were about to arrive.

Half an hour later, the entire 9th Division of the Thai Army, which had just been transferred to Bangkok, would surround the entire Chinatown.

At that time, even if the Dragon Gang rebels inside possess extraordinary abilities, they will have no chance of escape...

Saikang led two regiments with nearly 3,000 men. His mission was to hold off the enemy and prevent them from escaping within half an hour.

Upon receiving news of the military's reinforcements, Saikang was immediately invigorated.

He immediately ordered the commander of the 101st Regiment to lead his troops to approach the residential area again.

This time they were smarter; they only built temporary shelters in the dark on the streets and no longer launched a rash attack.

Their strange behavior, of course, did not escape Fengzi's notice.

Just as he was wondering what was going on, the information from the Heavenly Eye arrived in time:

A division-level military unit suddenly moved into Bangkok half an hour ago.

Based on the military flag and troop configuration, Sky Eye confirmed that this unit belonged to the 9th Division of the Thai Army.

The unit was at full strength, consisting of infantry, four howitzer battalions, and three tank and armored companies.

The unit that was wiped out by the Dragon Gang earlier was the 3rd Armored Company, which Saikang had borrowed from this division.

The Thai military is about to take drastic measures; they want to surround and kill the entire Dragon Gang in Chinatown!

The situation was urgent, and Fengzi immediately informed Lan Suo and Zhang Ziqiang of the situation.

Given their current troop strength and ammunition reserves, it is not advisable for them to launch any more proactive attacks. They can only try to shrink their defensive lines and hold their ground in the narrow streets and alleys.

As for breaking through and evacuating, there was no time left.

Moreover, an armed force of several hundred people does not have enough long-distance transportation.

Even if they manage to evacuate Chinatown, they won't be able to escape the Thai army's pursuit.

Therefore, the only option now is to hold the residential area and wait for the situation to change...

After arranging the defenses, Fengzi dialed Lin Dong's satellite phone again.

Because the boss said that no matter how serious the situation is, he will make proper arrangements.

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In the Ling family study in the capital of China.

It is now 10:30 p.m.

Apart from the study, the lights were on in the other buildings of the Ling family home.

Everyone in the Ling family knew that the four Ling brothers and the eldest brother, Lin, had been in the study for more than four hours.

Something big is definitely going to happen tonight.

"Boss Lin, the press release you requested has been sent out. Within half an hour, this matter will be trending on social media in Europe, America, and Southeast Asia."

The mature and composed-looking Ling Shubin calmly said:

"The Thai army attacked Chinatown residential buildings with anti-aircraft machine guns and mortars, causing a large number of civilian casualties. There are photos to prove it, and they cannot deny it."

"Once public opinion develops, the situation will quickly turn in our favor."

Lin Dong picked up the teacup on the table, took a small sip, and said approvingly:

"Very good, Vice Minister Ling. When does your Foreign Affairs Department plan to negotiate with the Thai side?"

"Once public opinion takes hold, we will formally inform the Thai side and lodge a strong protest and express our concern over the Thai military's deployment of troops to Chinatown, which has resulted in casualties among Chinese nationals."

Ling Shubin's expression turned serious, and he said earnestly:

"As the saying goes, a weak country has no diplomacy. In this matter, the Thai government is unlikely to take a hard line."

"Third Brother, I don't think so, because we've really made quite a commotion this time," Ling Qianyi said worriedly.

"Yes, after all, our people are causing trouble in another country's capital, sigh..."

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