Seven Hundred and Ninety-Nine Stirring up the World

( )        The parties were arguing, and the military operations against Africa had to be suspended. The only military operation in the entire Africa was the US military's construction of a Nile defense line on the Nile River to prevent the giant ants from moving north. Mobile phone ad-free m. The most traffic-saving.

At this time, all those in the know believed that the ant colony would quickly move north under the command of the aliens. The purpose of doing so was not only to open up the road to Europe, but also to attack instead of defend, to contain human military forces, and to buy time for development.

However, to everyone's surprise, there was peace and quiet for several days. Neither the aliens nor the ant colony made any movement. Even the giant ants active on the ground were much less, as if the aliens were shrinking their forces to recuperate.

The situation was a bit weird, and various speculations were heard. Among the various opinions, a piece of news suddenly detonated the human world-the spread of South American giant ants, and countless giant ants were heading north like a tide!

Satellite monitoring found that spider ants and flying ants also appeared in the South American ant colony!

This news further proves that the aliens had planned to land on Earth. Their purpose was to transform the giant insects on Earth and let the insect swarms serve as the vanguard of occupying the Earth!

The Americans were furious when their own backyard caught fire, and they did not hesitate to transfer the international fleet over Africa to South America.

However, shortly after the fleet set sail, the African ant colony that had been hiding for several days launched a full-scale attack. Countless giant ants, spider ants and flying ants emerged from the surface, and the rolling insect tide went north.

The insect swarms on the two continents attacked at the same time, and there were signs that they would occupy Africa and South America and then spread around the world.

At this time, Beidu was extremely grateful for the decision to send troops to Siberia, otherwise once the aliens transformed the wolf insects, the northern border would inevitably be overwhelmed by the insect swarms.

Africa and South America are both good for defensive terrain. As long as the Nile River and Panama are well guarded, it is not a dream to stop the insect swarms.

China and Siberia have a land border of thousands of kilometers. It is hard to say whether the northern defense line can stop the insect swarms at that time.

Faced with the increasingly bad situation, all countries finally made the decision to send troops to Africa, while South America was temporarily defended independently by the US military.

This is because all countries generally believe that humans do not have the strength to fight on two fronts, and it is best to take Africa first and then turn around to deal with South America.

There is also a hidden reason, that Africa is too close to Europe, and European countries simply cannot give up the near and seek the far, first deal with the South American ant colony and then turn around to deal with the African ant colony.

It was under this situation that Ye Han and his team members received the order to return to China,

but there was no task force to return to China. Instead, the Djibouti base received an order from the country, requiring Zhuang Bo to prepare to receive the troops.

Later, Ye Han learned that the country had drawn two full regiments of mobile infantry to Africa.

This is just the beginning. It is said that the military is preparing to expand the Djibouti base and establish an army stationed in Africa. More troops will be sent in the future. The total number of mobile infantry sent by China to Africa will reach five to six divisions, with a total force of about 50,000 people, under the jurisdiction of fleets, aviation and various corresponding arms.

Since the outbreak of the insect plague, China has mobilized several times. Today, the total force is the highest in the world. Sending 50,000 to 60,000 people to Africa is a trivial matter no matter how you look at it.

But the problem is not that way. The troops sent to Africa must be mobile infantry with power armor, otherwise it is difficult to fight against the ant colony. The equipment of so many people alone is a huge expense. If it were not for the raid on Siberia to liberate many troops on the northern defense line, the military would not be able to withdraw so many troops at all.

However, both expanding the base and forming an African group army take time. The military's short-term goal is just to build a framework first.

Sending troops to Africa is only part of the military's actions. In China, many troops withdrawn from the northern defense line were sent to the south by the military-there are large tracts of tropical primeval forests inside and outside the southern Xinjiang border, and there are also environmental conditions for hiding aliens and transforming giant insects. In order to prevent aliens from taking root in southern Xinjiang, the North has to prepare for a rainy day.

China's troops deployed in Africa are not many. European countries are the main force stationed in Africa. Many countries even draw one-third or even one-half of their national military forces to station in Africa.

In this situation, only the Americans withdrew from Africa under the pretext of resisting the South American swarm, and even handed over the Nile River defense line to European allies.

The Americans' actions are not surprising at all. On the one hand, it is not in the interests of the United States to deal with the aliens in Africa first, and on the other hand, the swarms of insects are approaching step by step in South America. It is reasonable for the Americans to withdraw from Africa.

They can't not withdraw. Since the outbreak of the South American ant swarm, the emotions of the people in the country have become more and more excited. If a large number of US troops are sent to Africa at this time, the American people will definitely rebel.

At present, whether in Africa or South America, humans have not come into contact with the swarm, but rumors are flying all over the country. Governments even have to control the media and restrict public opinion to prevent the situation from getting out of control.

Just when most of the world's attention was on Africa, the American ant army arrived in Panama first. The surging ant swarms simultaneously launched an attack on a cross-section of more than 60 kilometers wide, and a fierce conflict broke out with the US troops stationed in Panama.

Due to the short preparation time, the defense line of the US troops stationed in Pakistan did not even have a prototype, and had to rely on simple fortifications to fight against the ant colony. The US commander did not hesitate to use highly toxic chemical agents in the battle to win assembly time for the follow-up troops.

The fire support from the space fleet arrived first. The weather was not very good when the battle took place, and the laser cannon was not effective. The space fleet could only use artillery shells for fire support.

The cannons on the space battleships fired at a very fast speed, but there were not many shells in reserve, so they had to suppress the firing speed to avoid running out of shells. Fortunately, the shells were powerful, and every shell that landed could achieve good results.

A few minutes later, the navy's fleet launched an artillery attack. The large-caliber naval guns on the dead ship were extremely powerful. A large-caliber shell of more than 400 mm could clear out a football field of giant ants.

After the navy joined the battle, the task of fire blocking was handed over to the navy. The space fleet began to conduct an interdiction bombardment, pouring a large number of shells on the subsequent ant colonies, killing a large number of the ant colonies' living forces.

The last to join the battle was the army artillery group behind the defense line. The flexible and mobile artillery group was mainly responsible for the front-line fire support, and the shells were fired wherever fire support was needed. American soldiers liked to call for air support the most, but a large number of flying ants made the air force feel constrained. Fortunately, the US military's artillery was not a vegetarian.

The four-in-one firepower strike was extraordinary. Hundreds of shells exploded every second. The dense firepower finally curbed the attack of the ant colony. The US military killed countless giant ants in more than an hour of fighting. The ant corpses piled up like a mountain, and the exact number could not be counted.

However, this was only the first wave.

The situation in Africa was better. The ant colony could only go north along the Nile River. As long as the Nile River defense line was defended, the ant colony could be stopped. Moreover, there were deserts nearby, so there would be no problem even if a nuclear bomb was dropped.

In short, the global military power was stirred up by the ant colonies on the two continents.