Chapter 437

This South American country, Argentina, has begun to brew a plan.

That is, they are preparing to launch a challenge against John Bull again.

To recapture the occupied Malvinas Islands.

In fact, when DWS wiped out John Bull's navy,

Argentina had already begun to brew a new Malvinas War.

That's right! In the last Malvinas War, Argentina ended in a crushing defeat,

John Bull recaptured control of the Malvinas, but Argentina still has not given up its sovereignty claim over the Malvinas; it was in the past, and it is now.

When seeing the DWS platform wipe out all of John Bull's navy with a sweeping momentum,

including that aircraft carrier they were proud of, the Queen Elizabeth.

The current President of Argentina laughed out loud in his office at that time,

he mocked John Bull for overestimating its own strength, talking about sending an aircraft carrier to the Red Sea,

this aircraft carrier hadn't even set sail before it was directly bombed and sunk in its base.

Then his next reaction was that he felt the opportunity had come.

Yes! Is a John Bull without a navy still that "empire on which the sun never sets"?

Even that Iron Lady who won the Malvinas War 2.5 died in 2013.

Isn't this telling the Argentine government that a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity is right before their eyes?

The current John Bull can be said to be at its weakest in a hundred years; even during World War II, it was not this weak.

At least at that time, John Bull's massive navy still existed.

And now? It doesn't even have a navy, only some old ships that could be grandmothers.

Under these circumstances, do you say the Argentine government isn't tempted?

For this reason, the Argentine government quickly purchased 800 million USD worth of weapons from the DWS platform.

Just in early June, which was when John Bull's navy turned to ashes.

The entire John Bull was shaken and uneasy, with the whole nation busy commemorating those naval soldiers, and protests breaking out everywhere.

The Argentine government released a sternly worded statement to the world.

The statement pointed out that the Argentine government reaffirmed its sovereignty over the Malvinas.

Naturally, this statement caused an uproar globally.

At this time, for the Argentine government to do this, isn't it just kicking someone when they're down?

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