Chapter 3718
Before Qian Tiandun launched this operation, the support given to special combat troops in China was actually very limited. After all, Hai Han is currently making too many efforts overseas, and the competitive pressure faced by expansion to the west is much greater than other directions, and the uncertainty will increase accordingly.
Even the most important partner of the Special Forces Division, Sing Tao, had to temporarily reduce investment in the Indian Ocean because it wanted to concentrate resources to develop the Southern continent.
But under such conditions, Qian Tiandun is still steadily advancing the westward expansion and has made substantial progress. The continuous launch of the two ports, Fubo Port and Zhenhai Port, is no less of a significance to Haihan than the previous establishment of permanent strongholds in North America and the New Continent in the Southern region. "I think the characterization of this matter is very simple. To make things difficult for Qian Tiandun and the Special Forces Division, that is, to oppose our country. We must express our attitude and let the Portuguese restrain themselves!"
As a military representative, Yan Chujie naturally stood firmly on Qian Tiandun's side and raised the seriousness of the matter to the level of national interests.
But these people from the Executive Committee will not be so easily inspired. These people have been in power for decades and have never seen any scenes before. As soon as they heard this, they knew that Yan Chujie was taking advantage of the situation.
Ning Qi said: "With the strength of the special forces division, even if there are ten Hormuz islands, it is not a problem to fight. The reason why Lao Qian asked the Executive Committee for support was probably to take advantage of this conflict to give the special forces division more autonomy!"
Ning Qi's words were expressed, but he received some approval.
The Special Forces Division is a symbol of the highest combat power of the Haihan Army. It is definitely no problem to deal with a small Portuguese colonial stronghold. The support Qian Tiandun asked for is more like Ning Qi said, with the purpose of seeking more authority for the Special Forces Division to act.
Yan Chujie immediately retorted: "What support did the Special Forces Division provide in the Indian Ocean? What kind of gap did the Executive Committee provide before? Compared with other overseas regions, I think everyone here should have a number. The Arabian Peninsula where the Special Forces Division went to is far more difficult than other overseas regions. I would like to ask everyone, who is willing to live in the desert all year round?"
"Now the Special Forces Division has achieved results in the local area and has won two important ports for our country. At this time, it is natural to propose conditions to the Executive Committee and apply for more aid. If the Executive Committee refuses, aren't they afraid of the coldness of the soldiers?"
Ning Qi said: "The assistance that should be given must be given. The Special Forces Division needs more ships, immigrants and I think all these should be provided to speed up the speed of our country's colonization locally."
"However, the special forces division now wants more authority, such as the autonomous authority to sell arms overseas, and also remove the marks on weapons and equipment. Where these unmarked weapons will eventually flow, we may not be able to track down, nor can we estimate the consequences of this."
"Also, whether the support for Persia is really in the interests of our country, will it cause the Ottomans' dissatisfaction with our country, and what impact may have in the future? These are not explained in Qian Tiandun's telegram. "
"Also, whether the support for Persia is really in line with our interests, will it cause the Ottomans' dissatisfaction with our country, and what impact may have in the future?
"We certainly know the hardships of overseas soldiers, but I think the correct way should be to try to improve their living conditions, improve the treatment level of soldiers, and try to meet their needs. Instead of granting them greater authority to act and letting them solve the actual needs problems on their own." Yan Chujie could truly feel that Ning Qi's speech this time was extremely well prepared and well-founded, making it difficult for him to argue for Qian Tiandun.
Seeing that several people present were standing on Ning Qi's side, Yan Chujie knew that this meeting would be difficult for Qian Tiandun to fulfill his wish, and all he could do was to try his best to win more conditions for him.
So Qian Tiandun asked the country to provide a large number of unmarked weapons and equipment, and it was quickly rejected by the Executive Committee on the grounds of security issues. Even if such transactions can bring extremely high profits to Haihan, the risks brought about by the untraceable destination of a large number of weapons and equipment still make it difficult for the Executive Committee to let go of this opening.
The Executive Committee did not discuss a clear result whether military support for Persia will affect the situation in the Persian Gulf region and Hai Han’s international status in the local area. The Executive Committee is temporarily unable to decide on its diplomatic strategy in the local area until Qian Tiandun provides more and more detailed reports to the Executive Committee.
This means that Hai Han still needs to stay on the wait-and-see state of the local international situation, rather than immediately intervening in providing strong support to one of the countries.
Yan Chujie is not incomprehensible about this. After all, this decision involving Hai Han’s geopolitical strategy in the next few dozen or hundreds of years must be made cautiously, and it is unlikely to make a conclusion based on just a few telegrams from overseas, even if the telegram writer is Qian Tiandun.
According to normal diplomatic procedures, it is necessary to establish formal diplomatic relations between the two countries first, send diplomatic envoys to each other and establish permanent diplomatic institutions. After understanding the actual situation and needs of each other, consider the various support measures mentioned by Qian Tiandun.
It will take one or two years to go through this step by step, so it will naturally be difficult to achieve the results Qian Tiandun wants. He counted on the Persian state to drive away the Portuguese on Hormuz Island at his doorstep after receiving military aid. The faster the time, the better, as revenge for Portugal to make trouble locally.
But to follow the pace of the Executive Committee, this matter will only last three to five years. If the construction of Fubo Port was progressing smoothly, it would have long since taken away most of Hormuz's trade share. It would not be that much significance whether Persia will take action.
Yan Chujie knew that Qian Tiandun would never be satisfied with the decision of the Executive Committee, so he could only strive for more benefits for the special forces in other aspects.
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First of all, it is commendation for the Special Forces Division to establish Fubo Port and Zhenhai Port in the Bay of Hormuz and the Gulf of Aden respectively. This great contribution to expanding territory cannot be exaggerated. However, for the special combat divisions that have made great achievements over the past 30 years, even the joint commendation from the Executive Committee and the Ministry of National Defense has long been used to it.
Providing actual rewards is more valuable to the special forces divisions, which have been fighting overseas for many years.
This time, perhaps to compensate for the limited support for the special forces division before, or to demonstrate the high-level attention to the future development of the Middle East, the Executive Committee allocated a large amount of materials and equipment to the special forces division in one go. The intensity was probably only a few years ago when Wang Tom led his troops to North America.