The northern coast of the United Arab Emirates to the southern coast of Kuwait in the Sutton Persian Gulf Coast is still under the control of the Ottoman Empire.
However, compared to the more northern Mesopotamian Plain, this area has a sparse population and is not as strategically important.
On this piece of land, over 100,000 square kilometers in size, the Ottoman Empire's armed forces are pitifully weak, consisting mostly of poorly-trained new troops or militias.
It is impossible to rely on these people to resist the invasion of Australasia. In less than a week, the Australasian Army had arrived at the Kuwait Emirate, a colony already occupied by Britain.
Receiving the news that the Australasian Army was approaching, the British Commissioner in Kuwait and the Emir of Kuwait had prepared a large amount of supplies for the Australasian Army to replenish.
Although only a week had passed since the landing in Qatar, it was impossible to replenish without adequate supplies.
