[Official letter from the U.S. Ministry of Foreign Affairs]
To the leaders of the China Democratic League:
We are deeply shocked and outraged by the recent military action taken by the National League for Democracy (NLD) against Japan. Your actions not only severely violate international law and humanitarian principles, but also bring immense suffering to innocent civilians. As one of the world's most peace-loving nations, we strongly condemn this.
First, your large-scale armed offensive on the mainland of Sakura has resulted in countless civilian deaths and injuries, and severe damage to cities and infrastructure. These atrocities have not only endangered the lives and property of local residents, but also undermined regional peace and stability.
Secondly, your improper actions are a serious violation of the Charter of the Geneva Conventions and other norms of international law. We urge you to immediately cease all hostilities, withdraw from Japan immediately, and prevent the situation from deteriorating further.
Hereby, we solemnly declare: If you continue to disregard the strong opposition of the international community and persist in your military invasion, we will not hesitate to take all necessary measures to safeguard international peace and security. We will regard the National League for Democracy (NLD) as an executioner of peace and friendship, and will take corresponding actions, including but not limited to declaring war on you.
We hope you will seriously consider our firm position, immediately cease all current military operations, and respond to the international community and the world's people's expectations for peace and stability with concrete actions. If you are willing to lay down your arms and resolve the dispute through diplomatic channels, we are willing to provide the necessary support and actively facilitate relevant negotiations.
Please respond to our request as soon as possible, otherwise you will bear the consequences.
[Signature]: Tom Bruno
[Position]: Consul of the United States stationed in Japan
[Date]: July 5, 1942
After reading the diplomatic letter, his face immediately darkened, and he stared coldly at the telegram.
"You bastards! How dare the Americans interfere in our affairs?! Do you want to die?!"
Lin Feng was furious and threw the telegram hard onto the table.
Standing next to them were Chen Sanyuan, the executive representative of the China Democratic League, Zhang Jianping, the press representative of the China Democratic League, and others, all with expressions of righteous indignation.
Lin Feng gritted his teeth, grabbed a cigarette pack from the table, lit a cigarette, and took a few deep drags: "Zhang Jianping."
"arrive!"
Zhang Jianping quickly responded.
Lin Feng narrowed his eyes, his gaze flashing with a fierce light: "Go send a message to that Tom Cat. If you want to declare war, then declare war. Stop talking so much nonsense!"
"yes!"
Zhang Jianping responded and turned to leave quickly.
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