Now, the arrival of the military contractor of country M has solved Canghao's problem.

Obviously, Griffith was also willing to fulfill Cang Hao, and if they dealt with the main force of the Khmer Rouge, Cang Hao would be able to concentrate on dealing with Colonel Song Shuang.

However, Zhao Xuan was always very uneasy: "Boss, they let you go to the headquarters, will they deliberately set up a trap?"

"Why are you setting up a condom?" Cang Hao smiled: "Lao Tzu never likes to wear condoms, and I won't eat this set when I set a condom!"

Zhao Xuan sighed: "I'm still afraid that they will not be good for you!"

"The people over there at Griffiths are exactly what you think, see if I dare to go! If I don't go, it will seem that I am afraid of them!" After a pause, Cang Hao said word by word: "I just want to go to the meeting alone!"

"You can rest assured. Nie Jialin also persuaded Zhao Xuan: "Since Mr. K has already called and expressed his willingness to provide us with assistance, those military contractors will not dare to do anything to us! Speaking of which, even if they want to do something, there is nothing we can do, after all, they have an absolute advantage!"

"That's right. Cang Hao nodded: "They don't even need to use ground troops, as long as they drop a few bombs from the sky, we will all be reimbursed!"

Cang Hao saw that the time was almost up, so he left the two brothers and walked out.

Bhikshu Schenk had been waiting for a long time, and when he saw Cang Hao, he smiled slightly: "Thank you for your hard work." ”

Cang Hao also smiled: "Why do you say this?"

"You have done a lot for the sake ......of our country," Bhikshu Schenk sighed, "and now we have finally seen the dawn of victory!"

Cang Hao said meaningfully: "That's right, since country M has intervened, this battle is almost won!"

"I'm not exaggerating the role of country M......" Bhikshu Schenk was afraid that Cang Hao would be unhappy, so he hurriedly clarified: "In our opinion, you are the same as country M, you are the benefactors of this country. ”

"I am also grateful to you, but ......" Cang Hao said in a long voice: "If a country really wants to be self-reliant, it still has to rely on itself, how is that song sung - there has never been a savior, nor does it rely on any immortal emperor......"

This song was often on the lips of the Khmer Rouge, and when Bhikshu Schenk heard it, he actually shuddered: "You...... Can you stop using this song?"

"Why?"

"Because Colonel Song Shuang likes this song very much!"

"Actually, there is nothing wrong with this song itself, and there is nothing wrong with the ideas behind it, and the real fault happens to be people like Colonel Song Shuang!" Cang Hao sighed: "It's just that they distorted a great ideal, and the result is that they claim to establish a paradise on earth, but what they actually bring is hell on earth!"

While the two were talking, Griffith came, driving the all-terrain vehicle, and there was only one person.

Griffith got out of the car and said relaxedly, "You're welcome to visit us!"

Bhikshu Schenck asked suspiciously, "You're the only one?"

"Of course. Bhikshu Schenk smiled: "We have basically controlled the situation, and we are very safe along the way, don't worry!"

Griffith personally drove through the city of Sihanoukville with Cang Hao and Bhikshu Schenk, and drove north along the traffic line.

As mentioned earlier, there are two towns on the transportation line between Saishi and Phnom Penh, which are Chuuk and Slang.

The so-called towns in this country are only equivalent to the county towns in China, and they are also remote and backward, and the scale is very small.

The economic and geographical conditions of the countries of the JPZ determined that there could be no large cities, which also made the offensive of military contractors very smooth.

If Chuuk had been larger, he would have been bogged down in endless street fighting, and it would have been difficult to continue his advance north.

Along the way, as Griffith said, the military contractor was largely in control.

The powerful war machine of country M had an absolute advantage, crushing the organized resistance in just a few hours, and basically wiped out the zombie team.

Cang Hao has no way of knowing how many troops country M has mobilized, anyway, military contractors can be seen everywhere, and it can be seen that Griffith despises the Khmer Rouge, but Cang Hao has to admit that these people do have two strikes.

From Sihanoukville to Chuuk, this area is not big, but it is not small, and from the beginning of the air strike to the occupation of Chuuk, a total of several hours have not passed.

Capturing an area is not the same thing as capturing an area, and sometimes there are more troubles associated with occupying it.

Military contractors are not only able to advance rapidly in combat, but also have high overall efficiency, and are able to form effective control in such a short period of time, and also establish forward command headquarters, which is a capability that many military powers do not have.

Not far from the road ahead, several military contractors escorted a group of prisoners, all in black uniforms.

Griffith said proudly: "These are Khmer Rouge prisoners of war, I thought they would die with us, but I didn't expect to surrender in the face of our absolute superiority." ”

Bhikshu Schenk hurriedly asked, "What are you going to do with them?"

"The engineering corps is building a prisoner of war camp and will keep them there. Griffith told Sù Canghao and Bhikshu Schenk: "Next, we will screen each one of them to determine what they did during their time in the Khmer Rouge and what they did. Ordinary members may be sent home, while those who have committed war crimes will be brought to trial before the International Tribunal. ”

Bhikshu Schenk nodded with satisfaction: "That's how it should be." ”

Cang Hao suddenly asked: "Do you think the Khmer Rouge is just like this?"

Griffith was stunned for a moment: "Or else?"

"You're underestimating them. Cang Hao smiled meaningfully: "They really dare to die with you." ”

Griffith was about to say something, when another group of prisoners of war was escorted over, and this team was all dressed in the uniforms of the Khmer royal army.

Cang Hao and Bhikshu Schenk didn't ask at all, and they guessed what was going on.

These are all government troops who occupy the mountain, and seeing that the society is about to fall, they are not loyal to their duties, but are busy fighting for power and profit, which makes Bhikshu Schenk have no sympathy for them.

Obviously, while country M recognized Bhikshu Schenk and Wijone Jones as representing the JPZ, the other Khmer royal armies did not receive such treatment.

Although Bhikshushenk didn't ask, Griffith took the initiative to explain: "Compared to Bhikshushenk and Captain Wijones, my government sent me to communicate. But the rest of the Khmer royal army was all regarded as a resistance group, so we fought it. ”

Cang Hao asked, "And then?"

"With only sporadic resistance, they surrendered and seemed to welcome us. Pouting, Griffith said disdainfully: "But in the eyes of our government, they are still war criminals and will be tried." ”

Although Bhikshu Schenk was not sympathetic, these people were compatriots after all, and they were even more robes in the army, so he still said helplessly: "JPZ needs them for reconstruction!"

"It's up to you to decide!" Griffith smiled easily: "I said, at this time, you represent JPZ, we fully respect the sovereignty of your country, if you are not willing to hold other Khmer royal troops responsible, we can release them on the spot!"

"It's better to be released on the spot!" Bhikshu Schenk shook his head vigorously: "The current situation is still unstable, after all, they are armed personnel, and if they enter the civilian population like this, I am afraid that there will be great trouble!"

"It's better to hand it over to you!" Cang Hao proposed to Bichushenk: "After reorganizing and training, you can also put it into the battlefield as a living force!"

"That's a good idea!" Bhikshu Schenk immediately agreed: "I believe that they are still loyal to the country, otherwise it would not be possible to disarm so quickly!"

Cang Hao secretly felt that in fact, even if these Khmer royal troops resisted with all their might, with their tactical level, they would only be killed in seconds.

However, Cang Hao respected Bhikshu Schenk's self-esteem and did not say this.

Bhikshu Schenk asked Griffith, "What are you doing now?"

"We have a large number of water purification devices that are being distributed to residents, and we have to make sure that their drinking water is safe and clean in order to eradicate the zombies at the source. Speaking of this, Griffith was a little helpless: "In addition, we have to make sure that the traffic line is safe ......"

Cang Hao asked in a strange way: "Actually, the Khmer Rouge is not easy to deal with, right?"

Griffith tried to pretend not to care, "But is it just guerrilla warfare......

A few people were talking, and a large number of refugees walked past in a group in front of the front of the car, all of them dejected, more like prisoners of war, except that there was no escort.

Every war has a refugee flow, and this time the JPZ Civil War was the same, but not on a very large scale.

The reason is simple, ordinary war refugees only need to avoid the warring sides, but here at JPZ, they have to avoid zombies that may appear at any time.

All villages and towns are infested with zombies, and the same is true of the transportation routes, which are simply impassable.

Even if you avoid crowded places on weekdays, bypass traffic lines, and cross the jungle, you don't have a chance, because there are zombies in the jungle.

What's more, people don't know where it's safe, the whole land has been polluted, and in this case, it's safer to hide at home.

Now that some areas have been controlled by military contractors, people in other places have spontaneously flocked to Xishi when they heard that it was safe here.

In fact, the West Market is also polluted, but because there has been a fierce resistance here, Cheng Dù is not as tragic as other places.

Moreover, the only Khmer royal army is stationed here, barely representing the fallen government, which gives the people a psychological support.

Bhikshu Schenck was more worried than happy when he saw this scene: "Why are so many people ...... West City simply doesn't have the capacity to accommodate it, so what can I do?"

Cang Hao said without being salty: "Cold salad!"

Bhikshu Schenk didn't have a sense of humor at this time: "Also, their diet and medical care need to be guaranteed, and law and order also need to be maintained...... I don't have the ability to do that!"

Cang Hao patted Bhikshu Schenk on the shoulder: "You were just a regiment commander in the past, and you may become a division commander or even a defense minister in the future...... Remember, the higher the seat, the hotter it gets underneath your butt, and you're going to have to learn how to deal with it from now on!"

"Yes!" Griffith smiled, "The reconstruction of this country depends on you!"

Bhikshu Schenk took a deep breath, mustered up all his strength, and said as if to himself, "I can do it!"

Just off the road, several military contractors were building fortifications, often glancing over to the refugee side.

Mixing militants among refugees is a common means, and the Khmer Rouge was very good at this.

Suddenly, two refugees took off their coats and shouted, "Long live the Khmer Rouge!" and rushed towards the roadside military contractor.

The military contractor had been prepared and immediately raised their guns to shoot, and with a few "clicks", the two refugees fell to the ground.

When they arrived, the ranks of refugees were in disarray, shouting in terror, and running in all directions.

The military contractors, for their part, found that this made the situation even more chaotic, and it was not known whether there were any other Khmer Rouge at all.

Many of these refugees flocked to the side of the military contractor, who felt safe when they saw the people of country M, and the military contractor could not shoot casually in order to avoid injuring civilians.

The ATV was still some way away from the refugee team, and Griffith reacted very quickly and immediately reversed and opened up the distance.

Immediately, the situation changed again, and a few refugees, who had just fled to the side of the military contractor, suddenly shouted: "Long live the Khmer Rouge!"

Subsequently, each person hugged one of the military contractors tightly, and the next second, the bodies of the two people exploded violently.

A puff of smoke filled with the explosion, mixed with a lot of red, it was the blood of military contractors and the Khmer Rouge.

Another refugee spotted the all-terrain vehicle, also shouting slogans, and rushed towards Cang Hao's side.

Cang Hao directly raised the gun, pulled the trigger, and two bullets pierced his forehead, and the refugee fell forward to the ground.

The other refugees immediately rushed towards this side again, and Cang Hao continued to fire, killing two more.

However, the situation on the side of the military contractors was not so rosy, and the Khmer Rouge hidden among the refugees used a one-on-one tactic, each holding a military contractor and then detonating the explosives on their bodies.

The military contractor's line had completely collapsed, and the rest of the personnel had retreated, and Griffith immediately called out to them: "Fire!

It is still impossible to distinguish between ordinary refugees and militants, but at this time it is no longer possible to take care of it, and in order to protect itself, you must not worry about accidental injury.

The military contractors immediately fell to the ground and opened fire, all the refugees who came to their side were shot.

Watching the refugees fall to the ground one by one, and then roll into the dust at the feet of the other refugees, but the situation was brought down anyway.

The militants all appeared to have been killed, and the rest of the refugees lay on the ground with their heads in their hands.

The military contractor stood up, cautiously approached, and began to search.

Griffith gave the order: "Search them one by one, find out the militants, and drive the rest to the West Market!"

The military contractors surrounded the refugees from both sides of the road, then checked one by one to make sure they were unarmed, and then put them in the direction of Nishishi.