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    Recently, the significant upheavals in that Middle Eastern nation have raised concerns for Said and his leadership team.


    In a surprising turn, Charlie proposed that Wanlongdian could assist them in coordinating their defense. Said immediately considered this suggestion to be unrealistic.


    He voiced his thoughts, saying: “Mr. Wade, during ourst meeting, you made it clear that for Wanlongdian, our country’s ongoing turmoil was the most advantageous scenario. Now you’re suggesting we coborate with Wanlongdian for defense support? Doesn’t that contradict your earlier stance?”


    Charlie responded with a calm smile: “I stand by my previousments; for Wanlongdian, your unrest indeed presents an opportunity for them. However, the dynamics have shifted. Previously, you were able to advance against your opponents, including Hunter (Hamid), who could only retreat and wait.”


    Continuing, Charlie emphasized, “But you’re aware of the currentndscape. You’ve witnessed Hunter (Hamid)’s advancements firsthand. With his formidable defense, if he persists in opposing you, your options will be severely limited. Moreover, many allies of Hunter (Hamid) are now replicating his strategies. As they fortify their positions in the mountains, your predicament will only worsen. If you wish to mount an attack, you’ll find it nearly impossible; and if you want to defend, your urban areas will be devoid of threats. Thus, your situation will be increasingly precarious.”<h3 style="background-color:DodgerBlue">


    Said listened intently, his expression grave.


    Since Hunter (Hamid) achieved victory in two key defensive battles, he has set a precedent for other opposition factions. It was through these encounters that Said and hismanders grasped the overwhelming challenges of fortification warfare. The inability to defeat an opponent in battle is a minor issuepared to the heavy toll of casualties, which can demoralize troops. This is the most daunting challenge they face.


    If this conflict drags on for a few more rounds, the soldiers are bound to develop a deep-seated fear of fortified confrontations, leading to a reluctance to engage in such battles in the future.<fne90d> ?????? ???? fι?dnοvel</fne90d>


    This scenario indeed ces them in a highly disadvantageous position.


    Observing Said’s silence, Charlie continued, a hint of amusement in his tone: “My proposal is straightforward. Even though a significant portion of Wanlongdian’s forces is deployed overseas, they still require a stable base for their daily needs, training, rest, and preparation. Therefore, I would like to discuss a potential agreement on behalf of Wanlongdian.”


    Although Said remained silent, his gaze was fixed on Charlie, seemingly anticipating further boration.


    Noticing this, Charlie borated, “To begin with, I propose that you provide Wanlongdian with a hundred square kilometers ofnd to serve as a rear base. In return, Wanlongdian will not only assist you in your defense during attacks but will also offer continuous training support for your troops.”


    As he spoke, Charlie paused briefly, then added with sincerity, “I don’t need to point out how inadequate your soldiers’ training currently is. Without proper training, even the best equipment is rendered ineffective, and your situation will only grow more precarious.”


    Said’s expression shifted slightly; Charlie’s words struck a chord, highlighting their ongoing struggles.


    The overallbat proficiency of their ground troops is rmingly low, which is a critical factor in their repeated defeats.


    Ultimately, the deficiencies in their military structure stem from poor overall military standards, inadequate officer training, and consequently, subpar soldier training.


    Charlie pressed on, stating, “I believe the effectiveness of an army hinges on three main factors: the quality of weapons and equipment, the strategic and tactical acumen of the leadership, and most crucially, the skill of the individual soldier. You’ve likely heard of thebat capabilities of Wanlongdian’s forces. If they assist you in training your soldiers, I’m confident that significant improvements will manifest in a short time.”


    Said’s face began to reflect a glimmer of hope.


    Charlie continued, “To further demonstrate Wanlongdian’smitment and to put you at ease, I suggest that the location for the Wanlongdian base be positioned strategically between your capital and the northern mountainous regions. This cement would serve as a buffer zone, providing you with an additionalyer of security.”


    As Charlie spoke, Said’s demeanor visibly rxed.


    Given the slow pace of development in their region, the ongoing conflict hasrgely devolved into close-quartersbat. Theck of urate long-range weaponry means that both sides must deploy troops into urban areas for attacks. Therefore, positioning the Wanlongdian base in a neutral zone would indeed create a beneficial buffer for them.


    Finally, Said broke his silence, directing a question at Charlie: “Mr. Wade, how can we trust that Wanlongdian will genuinely assist us in coordinating our defense? What if Wanlongdian decides to ally with the opposition instead? Wouldn’t that put us in an even more precarious position?”<h2 ss="wp-block-heading">The Amazing son inw Chapter 3873</h2><h3 ss="has-text-align-center wp-block-heading"><strong></strong>