"Recently, at the invitation of the Chan Country, our United States Navy is preparing to dispatch an Amphibious Assault Task Force to hold joint military exercises with Chan Country in parts of the Bay of Bengal's sea domain and on land. The aim is to hone the interoperability of multi-brigade troop types in transoceanic warfare, to fully strengthen naval cooperation with Chan Country, and to jointly address global threats, ensuring the safety of civilian shipping in the Asia-Pacific region. The exercise begins on April 28, and the specific end date is to be determined."
On April 25, just as Jieke Security had fully taken control of the territories of two warlords and was aggressively advancing toward the area where Guo Mindeng was located, a piece of news suddenly appeared before the public eye.
Many people were puzzled by the news, wondering why the United States would not conduct exercises with India but instead play around with Chan Country.
