The Dragon Gang's military occupation of Indonesia shocked the world.
Immediately, various opinions arose.
There were those who were angry, those who were regretful, those who were gloating, and of course, there were those who were supportive, such as those from Myanmar.
Of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, only the United States has been the most vocal, shifting from condemnation to passing a parliamentary bill to immediately send troops to Indonesia to "set things right."
The United Kingdom symbolically dispatched two old cruisers to join the expedition against the Indian Dragons.
The Kingdom of Gaul declined the invitation from the United States, citing domestic instability due to the presidential election. In reality, it was a sign of weakness; they dared not offend the Dragon Gang any further.
In the other camp, the Northern Bear Kingdom's attitude was the most ambiguous. It would call on the Dragon Gang to exercise restraint and withdraw its troops as soon as possible.
Before long, they will issue another statement condemning the Indonesian authorities, claiming that their tolerance of the indiscriminate killing of Chinese people is an inhumane act that deserves to be punished.
Finally, there is China.
Aside from previously strongly condemning the riots and submitting a resolution to sanction Indonesia, China has remained completely silent about the outrageous behavior of the Dragon Gang.
Until the United States announced its military intervention.
It also brought together Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, and South Korea, forming a "mini United Nations."
Unfortunately, Asia's leading economic power, an island nation, did not participate.
As one of the countries most deeply harmed by Lin Dong, the island nation is most afraid of Lin Dong's retaliation.
Nowadays, even if it had a hundred times the courage, it wouldn't dare to provoke the Dragon Gang.
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The "mini-United Nations forces" acted swiftly, forming a semi-encirclement of Indonesia's north and east sides in less than 10 days.
The western and southern sea areas are too close to Java Island, so we dare not go there, for fear of being ambushed by Lin Dong's stealth fleet.
With Australia to the east and south as support and the Hawaiian Islands to the north, the coalition forces have more confidence.
To the north of Australia, the coalition has deployed five frigates, three destroyers, one cruiser, and two newly commissioned Los Angeles-class attack submarines in the Torres Strait.
In the northwest region of the Australian continent, which faces Indonesia and Papua Island across the water, at least three more divisions of troops have been added in just over ten days.
Australia and the United States have deployed a large number of troops here by land, fearing that if Papua Island falls, the Dragon Gang will seize the opportunity to invade and occupy the Australian mainland.
Moreover, it is very convenient to cross the sea from the northwest of Australia to land on Papua Island.
The allied forces must be relieved that the Dragon Gang did not occupy Papua Island immediately.
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In fact, Lin Dong's decision not to choose Papua Island as his landing point was made after careful consideration.
First, Papua Island has a small population and very few Chinese people live there, so there is little point in going to the island immediately.
Secondly, Papua Island is located on the eastern edge of the South Pacific Ocean, at the junction of the second and third island chains. The United States has deployed five military bases there, making it too sensitive as a landing point.
Third, the USS Lincoln and USS Stennis carrier strike groups seem to have their sights set on this area in recent months, constantly patrolling around the island;
Fourth, and most importantly, the Dragon Gang deliberately left one out of four, giving the United States the opportunity to intervene militarily, and Australia will most likely be involved. In that case, it would be logical for them to beat the coalition forces and take over the Australian continent as well.
Now that the Dragon Gang has occupied the other four islands, the remnants of the Indonesian army and resistance forces have naturally all retreated to Papua Island.
The United States even scrambled six C-5 Galaxy transport aircraft from Hawaii to deliver large quantities of new weapons and wartime supplies over long distances.
Five military bases remained on Papua Island, while defenses were reinforced.
According to sources within the Pentagon, the United States has recently developed weapons systems capable of effectively countering stealth forces, but specific details remain highly classified and are currently unavailable.
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Papua Island has a small population and an underdeveloped economy, but its geographical location is very important.
The second phase of the "Thousand Islands Project" was to occupy Australia.
The southeastern tip of Papua Island is only 160 kilometers from the Australian mainland.
The Torres Strait separates the two places, allowing them to face each other across the water.
It only takes about 10 minutes by plane...
Therefore, the Dragon Gang absolutely must take over such a strategically important location.
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Papua Island, also known as New Guinea Island.
With an area of 780,000 square kilometers, it is the largest island in the Pacific Ocean and the second largest island in the entire world.
It is about 2,400 kilometers long from east to west, but narrower from north to south, with its widest point being only 650 kilometers.
From a satellite view, it looks remarkably like an ancient carnivorous dinosaur.
Head, body, tail, feet...
It's incredibly lifelike.
The island has a population of only 9.8 million, mainly Papuans and Indonesians.
Due to the long coastline, the remaining Indonesian troops who retreated to this area could not possibly hold the entire territory.
That would only make it easier for the Dragon Gang's army to defeat them one by one.
Therefore, the remaining 100,000 Indian troops all retreated to Port Mores, the most populous city on the island.
Relying on the local economy and important industries, and holding onto the local territory, is undoubtedly the best strategy.
Not far from Port Mores, there is a bay called Markham Bay, where the famous South Pacific port of Lae is located.
Of the five US military bases on the island, three are located around the port of Lae.
As a major port, Markham Bay naturally serves as a crucial gateway for the island's import and export.
By holding this position, the allied forces can continuously transport supplies and even soldiers to the island.
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On November 5, Jakarta News, Indonesia's largest television station, suddenly released a major video.
President Suharto, dressed in a white robe, appeared on television.
He delivered a passionate 15-minute address to the people of the whole country.
First, he strongly condemned the rioters' atrocities against the Chinese community, believing it to be a crime that they deserved to be executed ten times over.
Therefore, the hundreds of thousands of rioters who were slaughtered by the Dragon Gang deserved to die.
They died in vain, and the Dragon Gang even gained the reputation of being "messengers of justice."
Next, Suharto called on the Indonesian remnants who had retreated to Papua Island to stop trying to put up a last stand and not to get involved with the cunning Western powers.
Once the Dragon Gang's army arrives, annihilation awaits them...
Finally, Suharto informed the more than 100 million people of Indonesia that the country was riddled with problems and had reached a point of no return.
The emergence of the Dragon Gang may be the only hope for this country to survive, and so on...
Holy crap!
How can things continue if the president of a country actually leads the way in surrendering?
Outsiders speculate that Suharto was either coerced or hypnotized.
Otherwise, he wouldn't have publicly uttered such treasonous words.
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