Chapter 560 Press Conference
"The Russians' losses were actually not big, because the rescue was timely, and their minister Chersevsky was safe and sound, but it is certain that basically everyone suffered skin injuries. The Russian embassy was in shambles after being attacked by the Japanese. , this time is mainly related to the international image of Tsarist Russia. It is extremely difficult for the Japanese government to calm down such a shameful thing, so Tsarist Russia will definitely cause Japan to bleed a lot."
People from the East African Defense and Security Bureau summarized the gains and losses of this operation. From the moment the Japanese were introduced into the Russian Embassy, it proved that this operation was quite successful.
"Other countries in the embassy area are also very dissatisfied with Japan. They are also taking this opportunity to attack Japan, or blackmail them. Our East African embassy is also one of them." After saying that, the National Defense and Security Agency's own agents were happy. Yes, it's really fun.
As for other countries attacking Japan, it is easy to understand. The Japanese police "disappeared" on the streets of the embassy area and allowed the parade to rush into the embassy area, which naturally made the diplomats stationed here dissatisfied.
This is obviously a method used by the Japanese government to exclude dissidents. Even if there were a few policemen on the scene to maintain order that day, the situation would probably be greatly improved.
Even if there are conflicts between Japan and East Africa, other countries will be unhappy if their troublesome citizens storm the embassy, hold demonstrations in the embassy area, or conduct other activities without the consent of the governments of various countries. If they use this trick against East Africa today, will they also use it against themselves in the future? .
Furthermore, this time the Japanese got the wrong target. Instead of solving East Africa, they caused unreasonable disasters to the Russians.
However, the Russians are probably crazy with joy. They cannot miss this opportunity that comes to their doorstep. Even if they cannot let the Japanese government cede territory, they still have to get a large compensation.
When Russia and other countries were making trouble for Japan, East Africa was responsible for keeping the fire on the sidelines. Especially Minister Card, who was the main target of the Japanese. After hearing what happened to the Russian minister, he became even more disgusted with the Japanese government. If there was no such thing this time, If the Russian embassy is in charge, then the East African embassy must bear the consequences.
Furthermore, Minister Card was certain that Japan would not compensate for the losses caused by the attack on the East African embassy, and would even take this opportunity to attack East Africa on the issue of the Southern Ryukyu Islands.
When he thought of this, Minister Card sighed: "What a dog, full of evil."
The agent of the National Defense and Security Bureau said to Minister Card: "Mr. Minister, when you meet with various countries later, why not take the opportunity to propose that the embassy area is jointly supervised and responsible by all countries. On the grounds that the Japanese police cannot be trusted and the safety of diplomatic personnel from various countries is involved, it is best to make it Turn this place into a lawless land separate from Japan."
"You mean the concession?"
"Haha, that's okay to understand. Originally, Japan came for us this time, so we don't need to give them too much face. Moreover, we still need to continue to increase pressure on the Japanese government and distract them until the navy's main expeditionary fleet. Until arriving at the Southern Ryukyu Islands."
Japan will definitely not agree to rebuild the concession, something that is humiliating and humiliating the country. Of course, East Africa is just to cause trouble to Japan. Who makes Japan's own dirty ass? There is no way to ensure the safety of diplomatic personnel from various countries in the embassy area. Now Chersevsky The minister is still recovering in the hospital! This is a typical example of stealing the chicken but losing the rice.
When the East African Defense and Security Agency and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs worked together for the first time to figure out how to cause trouble for the Japanese government, everyone within the Japanese government was in danger, especially the planners and executors who were trying to use civilian forces to force East Africa to submit. .
As expected, the Edo Police Department became the first person responsible. Of course, this was done for the governments of various countries to see.
The Chief of the Edo Police Department attended the press conference and bowed ninety degrees to apologize to all countries, reflecting the strong atmosphere of Japanese craftsman culture.
"This riot was caused by the wrong time of the National Police Agency staff when they were on leave. As the head of the Edo Police Agency, I deeply apologize and am willing to pay the price for my dereliction of duty and pay compensation in my own name." Medical expenses for Minister Chersevsky and other injured personnel, and resignation of the Chief of the Police Department after defaulting on handling this incident, so that other virtuous people can take up this position..."
Reporter: "Excuse me, Chief Justice, what is the real cause of this diplomatic accident that happened in the embassy district? Some people say that this accident was completely led by the Japanese government and that the Japanese government was the mastermind. What do you think? And I want to ask Is this related to the conflict between the two countries in Northeast Asia?" "This is completely slander. We and Russia are friendly diplomatic countries separated by a narrow strip of water. As for the so-called conflict in Northeast Asia, it is an interpretation that is not in line with the facts. The conflict between the two countries in Northeast Asia is Collaboration outweighs competition."
"General Justice, there are rumors that this diplomatic incident was originally aimed at East Africa, but because the people did not recognize the East African flag, they stormed the Russian embassy. I don't know if this news is true."
"Mr. Reporter, our Japanese government did not participate in anything this time, so we have no knowledge of this operation. Naturally, there is no statement about East Africa, and don't believe the truth or falsehood of hearsay."
"General Justice, since the Japanese government was not involved, who is the culprit of this diplomatic accident?"
"We no longer know who the specific culprit of this diplomatic accident was due to the chaos at the time, but we have identified the suspect. We will announce the case to the outside world only after Minister Chersevsky identifies the culprit. process."
"Chief Justice, what is the ultimate goal of the suspect?"
The Chief of the Edo Police Department did not answer this question directly, but said: "They are mainly students, but most of them are bewitched by others. Young people, it is inevitable that they will make some mistakes. After all, they have not yet stepped into the world. society, so they lack relevant experience and are easily exploited and instigated by people with bad intentions."
"Then you mean that the leaders of this diplomatic incident were students from Edo City?"
"Of course I didn't mean this. In fact, these student groups can only be regarded as part of the abduction, and they can only be regarded as accomplices. After all, most students do not even know the Russian flag."
Although the Chief of the Edo Police Department wants to use students to help him share the pressure, he cannot commit their crimes, so the reason for being instigated is a good one. He has just classified these troublemaking students as accessories and only needs to give them some verbal warnings.
However, when he wanted to change the story like this, the reporters did not agree: "The Justice Minister just said that he could not distinguish the national flags. Does that mean that your country was plotting against other countries and accidentally damaged the Russian embassy?"
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At this time, the reporter realized that he had let the news slip, and the reporter seized the opportunity.
"It's not true. We have no intention of plotting against any country. As for the spontaneous behavior of the people, it has nothing to do with our government!"
"Oh, that's not right! Just now, Your Excellency the Chief Minister said that the students were instigated by others, which means that someone planned the action, and now it has become a spontaneous act by the people. This kind of self-contradictory rhetoric is very consistent with my view of Edo City. The impression that bureaucrats talk about running a train."
"Pfft...", a burst of laughter came from the venue, and this reporter stabbed the head of the Edo Police Department in the heart.
(End of this chapter)