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A large number of Kangaroo soldiers are gathering around Fremantle.
Of course, their role was not to engage in a head-on confrontation, but to transport the remaining people in the Fremantle area and prepare to organize flood control.
Fighter jets are ready to fight against invaders from the deep sea.
News vehicles from TV stations were also rushing to the scene, preparing to broadcast the events and situations live.
Businessmen pursue profit, especially in such capitalist countries.
News media? In capitalist countries, the only way to make money is to profit from human suffering. This kind of extraordinary disaster is not easy to come by, so they will naturally rush to the scene as soon as possible, broadcast it live, and make a good profit from human suffering.
Many new media professionals want to become famous and make money quickly, so they have to start at this moment and prepare to become famous.
Not only news vehicles, but even helicopters have been deployed to shoot from the sky, aiming to broadcast the scene in a 360-degree all-round, no-blind-angle manner.
Although the Kangaroo Country military was very annoyed about this, there was nothing they could do.
After all, the pressure from public opinion is very heavy. If the live broadcast is blocked, it will inevitably cause dissatisfaction among the people, who will feel that they are blocking their right to know.
There is nothing we can do but let it go. After all, there were also such situations as military journalists during the war.
"Hello, General Hannes. I'm a reporter from the CBA in the United States. What are your thoughts on the current situation? How will the Kangaroo Nation respond to this sudden appearance of this massive monster?"
In Perth, not too far from Fremantle, General Hannes, who was supposed to be in charge of the Wisdom Center, was briefly interviewed by a reporter from the United States.
As for the American reporter, General Hannes had to bite the bullet and accept the interview no matter how reluctant he was.
However, due to time constraints, General Hannes could only say:
"This incident is very serious. Fremantle has suffered a major impact. According to the current situation, we cannot rule out the possibility that Perth will also suffer the same situation. The priority now is to evacuate our people and prevent them from being harmed."
"As for this suddenly appearing monster, our Kangaroo Nation military will unleash a thunderbolt strike. Within two hours, this monster will be killed in the offshore waters, completely averting this disaster!"
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