Qiao, the boss, didn't pull the carpet out from under them on a whim; it was the best solution decided upon based on the situation.
In its early days, Tubruq was one of the most important cities in northern Liberia, with a population of nearly 80,000.
After the theory of 'tenfold retaliation' proposed by Nis, Tubruq was bombarded relentlessly.
With the special forces guiding on the ground, the air force treated advanced Blue Sword 7 missiles as though they were cheap rockets, continuously targeting every corner of the city.
The bombing caused the city to shut down several times, and combined with the external propaganda, it led to a large number of civilians fleeing along the supply route to Byrdi or refugee camps for safety.
With half of the 80,000 people gone, there are now just over 30,000 left in the city, effectively serving as human shields for the terrorists.
