Pavel was approached by a Tutsi refugee who had served in the Rwandan army and later worked in the government and told him: "Sir, those bastards of the government army are planning to move their headquarters from the army headquarters to a barracks in the south of the city, I know the place, I used to serve there..."

"Point it out!"

A lot of preparatory work has been done in the early stage, but for a place like Kigali, which is considered a corner on the planet, it would be good if the intelligence agencies of the United Forces would know where the Rwandan presidential palace, the Ministry of Defence, the Army Headquarters, the City Hall, and the Police Headquarters were located before sending people to the reconnaissance

Now, a couple of laser-guided bombs have taught these Hutu beasts what it means to be afraid: if someone dares to blow up your national radio, they will blow up your headquarters if necessary!

Re-marked the location, thanks to the listener, it was 8.5 kilometers away from the hotel, not only far away, but also invisible.

But as long as you know the place, it's easy to kill that place when you need it: the Su-30 can mount a laser indicator cabin by itself, and these things are all matched by the company.

The target designation range of those pods is much farther than that of portable indicators, and as long as the weather conditions are okay, you can really blow up whatever you want!

Moreover, not only laser-guided bombs, but also the company's fighters and bombers are equipped with several types of air-to-ground missiles, which can easily launch air strikes outside the defense area, but the cost is higher.

Air strikes on Rwanda, typical of asymmetric warfare, are enough with relatively cheap laser-guided bombs.

The other side's communications are not much secret to their own side, and their own communication equipment uses Russian-style equipment in order to effectively coordinate with air power.

The level of secrecy of the communications equipment prepared for the Cold War is not too good, and even the special electronic warfare unit of the US military cannot crack it in a short time, let alone these Rwandan butchers.

Asymmetrical, unreasonable!

Kigali has really become completely sleepless tonight, and this time it will be the first half of the night in the United States, the day is not over, and the night owls' nightlife has not even begun.

At half past nine in the evening, Zhang Nan had just returned to his manor on Long Island from Manhattan when he received a call from Mr. Zipper for the second time today.

"Alan, let me tell you the news, I just received the news that Rwanda's national television station has been bombed and completely destroyed..."

Zhang Nan directly interrupted him and said: "My friend, because of the instigation of that radio station, the whole of Rwanda has now become a slaughterhouse.

In the past 24 hours, at least tens of thousands of people have been killed in Kigali alone, both men and women, and even orphanages have organized to kill!

It's good that somebody blew up that damn radio station, we're friends, William, don't ask me who did that.

I know that Brigadier General Romeo Dallaire asked the U.S. military to send strategic bombers to blow up that damn radio station, but you say that doing so is a violation of the sovereignty of other countries.

When I was in school, I learned the saying, 'Do unto others as you would have them do unto you,' and my friend, I just want to say that those pilots did a great job!"

Zhang Nan explained the meaning of the old Chinese saying in English, and the president on the other end of the phone could only smile bitterly, what else could he say?

The US military intelligence is not a dry meal, and military satellites have discovered that the combined forces, which were originally deployed in the air forces of Botswana and the Gambia, have partially arrived at two airfields in northeastern Angola a few days ago.

Who will, who has the ability to bomb the radio with precision tonight?

If it's not the United States, then only the strange family of combined forces remains!

A company wants a country to go to war?

It's not the first time that people have to get used to the existence of such a strange company.

At this point in time, the news of the United Television Network and the TV stations affiliated with several media groups with good relations have news sent back from Rwanda, and the pictures are bloody, barbaric and cruel!

Piles of corpses are nothing unusual, and the footage of old and weak women and children being hacked to death with knives from a distance is exciting!

Footage that is too bloody can't be broadcast in the news, and it's okay to deal with it a little, but it can still make all normal people stand upside down and have a chill on their backs.

Even if ordinary Americans don't care about what's going on outside, let alone what's happening in faraway Africa, the idea of "should we do something?" begins to brew in the United States, and around the world, in other countries and regions where the news can be seen and used in it.

The United Television Network and other well-connected media soon discovered that they were not fighting as a family, but that there were a bunch of idle human rights organizations in the United States, as well as the International Red Cross and Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), and even the Church of the United States (IMF) had come out to help speak.

The pressure on Mr. Zipper is decreasing, and he is not stupid, knowing that he will be scolded when he is an ostrich, he has to thank Zhang Nan, a friend, for what he did.

At first, it was to make trouble for him, but after nearly 30 hours, the pressure has become less as public opinion has slowly and subtly changed.

The visually striking images continue to be broadcast, and this person's thinking and emotions are easily affected - this Zhang Nan knows too well that in his previous life, after the Rwandan massacre, the United Nations peacekeeping forces were ordered to evacuate urgently.

Aside from protecting the safe evacuation of whites, most peacekeepers did not intervene in the Holocaust in any way, even if it was cosmetic, let alone the Western troops who had been urgently dispatched to protect their own nationals and diplomatic institutions.

Just outside the barracks of UN agencies and peacekeeping forces, many Rwandoes, who had pinned their hopes on the UN, were killed en masse...

The United Nations had proposed to send more peacekeeping troops to Rwanda in response to the Rwandan massacre, but the so-called democratic-dominated world in the West was silent, and all mankind was silent, and the puppet-like United Nations was naturally silent, and human society lost the most basic conscience and courage at that moment!

It wasn't until mid-June, when millions of people had been slaughtered in Rwanda, that there was a hint of "guilt, what should I do?" in the human community.

If the media doesn't publicize and incite, who knows what's going on in that small African country – that's the news blockade.

If you don't do something and say anything, you can't say anything, millions of people have been killed, and the United Nations feels that if it continues to be silent, then it will have a good use for this institution!

Eventually, the UN finally sent in another peacekeeping force, but it was too late – about 77% of the Rwandan Tutsi were already dead to the knife, and Kigali lost 85% of its population, and the city was almost a ghost town with rotting corpses!