"The French are in a rush!"
Upon receiving the message released by the French, Gladstone concluded this.
It's true that Britannia is at a disadvantage in the Afghan War, but not to an extent that could make the British Government panic.
Even if the entire Afghan region fell, as long as the main force of the British Army at the front hadn't been completely wiped out, the Great Britain Empire would still have the confidence to win the war.
There was no other reason; having money meant having a strong backbone. The centennial accumulation of the Great Britain Empire was no joke. When it came to fundamental strength, the Russians simply didn't measure up.
Foreign Minister George analyzed, "Considering how the war in Europe has progressed up till now, the French dream of a quick victory has been shattered.
The subsequent war will depend on the comprehensive national power. Although Frances's Army is strong, in other areas, their disadvantages are too obvious.
