Today, the surviving indigenous people of Borneo hate the Nissi because they have tortured and killed countless Malays from west to east in Borneo during this war. Countless families have been separated, countless loved ones have died in this disaster, and hatred has taken deep roots.

Now that the Nissi invasion has failed, they are on the run, and the angry Malay natives are insisting on joining the resistance to avenge the death of their loved ones and comrades.

This is not an exaggeration, and the Resistance is happy to have someone to be cannon fodder to meet their demand.

Some of the captured weapons were used to arm the natives and allow them to join the resistance as pioneers in the counteroffensive.

The counteroffensive began in the northeastern corner of Borneo and pursued the remnants of the army to the southwest, just in the opposite direction of the Nissi advance.

The ranks of the natives were placed at the front, and behind them were mercenaries.

When encountering a large group of enemies, they will avoid them and let the mercenaries take care of destroying the enemy army.

The natives only want to take revenge on the Nissi, and the scattered remnants of the soldiers and the Nissi will only be worse than death if they fall into their hands.

The main force of the Nissi on Borneo had been wiped out, and the counteroffensive was advancing quickly and easily, and there were really not many surviving Nisi armed forces.

The Malay natives, who were slaughtered by the Nissi from west to east and were almost extinct, became the executioners of Borneo in the blink of an eye, wantonly slaughtering the Nissi.

As the resistance marched in the tens of thousands, more and more indigenous people joined the resistance, and by the time they reached the central part of Sabah, the ranks grew to several thousand.

The role of the Nissi changed so quickly that in the blink of an eye, they became victims of genocide.

The natives were quick to take revenge along the way, with mercenaries behind them, while the Han Chinese resistance group fell to the last of the ranks of the entire ranks.

The top of the resistance group knew about what the previous two forces were doing, but they didn't interfere too much, after all, they were full of hatred in their hearts.

Borneo entered the stage of a major counteroffensive, and other places were not idle.

Since the end of the Battle on Hishima, a large number of young men have been drafted and trained for a short time.

Now, this armed force is being pulled out, secretly infiltrating the islands of Nissi.

In the early days, there were not many people landing on each island, and since it was a covert operation, it could not be openly transported on a large scale.

The Pacific Ocean is already in chaos, and these islands cannot let him be too peaceful, which is also the task of this group of armed forces.

The armed forces of each road are dominated by the Han Chinese, with mercenaries as the main force, and the indigenous people of Feidao as the vanguard, according to the ratio of 1:2:3.

The Pacific Ocean is drowning in a bloody storm, and the storm is likely to grow more violent.

The Malay government has submitted a bill to the United Nations for Nisi's invasion of its territory, and the United Nations has issued a statement calling on both sides of the war to immediately stop the war and resolve the bilateral issue through negotiations.

The UN statement did not stop the advance of Nissi's army, and the war continued.

In stark contrast, Iraq invaded Kuwait.

On August 2, 1990, the United Nations Security Council adopted Resolution 660, which condemned Iraq's violation of the UN Charter and demanded the withdrawal of its troops by a vote of 14 in favor, none against and one abstention. The UN Security Council has adopted 12 resolutions condemning and sanctioning Iraq. These resolutions have placed Iraq in a position of extreme political, economic, military and diplomatic isolation.

Resolution 678 sets a deadline of 15 January 1991 for Iraq to withdraw its troops, and if Iraq does not withdraw before the deadline, it authorizes United Nations Member States to use "all necessary means" to implement the resolutions adopted by the United Nations.

UNSCR 678 of 29 November 1990, which set a deadline of 15 January 1991 for Iraq's withdrawal from Kuwait and authorized "the implementation of Resolution 660 by all necessary means", is clearly a diplomatic language authorizing the use of force.

The Malay government's appeal was only a statement and did not solve the problem at all, and the fighting in Borneo continued.

The same aggression, why is there such a big difference?

First of all, the United States and Western countries are concentrating on dealing with Saddam Hussein, at least for the time being, and have no energy to deal with Pacific affairs.

Again, the Han Kingdom has gained a firm foothold, and just for the time being, the people of the United States temporarily regard the Han Kingdom as their little brother.

The people of the United States also hope that there will be chaos around the Han Kingdom, at least so that the Han Kingdom will not be in danger. When the United States finishes dealing with Middle East affairs, it is not too late to go back and pay attention to the Pacific.

And the other big country, the Soviet Union, which was busy with domestic affairs, had long since withdrawn its attention to the world.

At the same time, Gorbachev is trying his best to maintain friendly relations with the people of the United States, and he will not bother to bother for a small Pacific country, and the most important thing is that this matter has little to do with his own country.

The last major country, Yahua, is also a member of the Security Council, and its attitude towards this issue is also ambiguous.

Because, Gu Guoren, the leading investment president of Hanguo, had a secret conversation with the country's top management and clarified his attitude.

Han Guo played the banner that I am a Han person, and told Yahua nakedly that we are actually a family.

Moreover, Gu Guoren very vaguely expressed that the Han State had made a difference in Pacific affairs.

Yahua has reason to believe that Han's series of actions in the Pacific are not limited to Feidao and Nanban, at least from the words of Gu Guoren, the chief investment officer of Leading Investment.

Until it is clear what Han's attitude is towards its close neighbors, Yahua is not in a position to express his views for the time being.

In any case, it is impossible for Yahua to push the Han Kingdom out again.

Especially at this stage, the two sides are working closely together, and Yahua is even less likely to make himself uncomfortable and turn a potential ally into a hostile relationship.

In particular, the Han State is still a pure Han country, and the cooperation between the two sides will benefit both sides, and the division will cause two harms, which Yahua still understands clearly.

So, a peculiar scene appeared, and the Malay bill was only exchanged for a statement.

In the same war of aggression, the United Nations Security Council unanimously passed a resolution on the invasion of Kuwait by Yin Laq, but the invasion of Malaysia by Nisi did not form a bill in the Security Council, which is an aggressive thing.

At the busiest time in the Pacific Ocean, the Han Emperor Hao Han returned.

The sudden war on the Malay Peninsula is not part of the "A" plan, and Wang Pingshan and others do not know how to deal with it.

Hao Han has always been their backbone, and such a major matter must be decided by the Great Emperor.