Recently, I had been confident this war was completely won, but.
"...It's brutal."
Looking at the war situation, there isn't a single place that isn't intense.
American forces are dying as soon as they arrive in France, and Britain is desperately struggling not to be driven out of continental Europe.
And Ferdinand Foch, the Allied Commander-in-Chief commanding them, has been keeping his guard up for two months already, waiting for the enemy's strength to run out.
Also, despite continuous victories in the south, casualties aren't small, and the Balkan countries are slow in pushing up beyond Serbia due to their vulnerable supply capabilities and organizational power.
Nevertheless, we're winning the war.
So at this rate, it seems armistice negotiations with the Dual Monarchy might be possible before spring next year...
"...Kokovtsov. What is this?"
"Anti-Semitism-"
