Regardless of whether the superbomb detonated in Manchukuo was the work of the Donghua Empire, the fact that the Donghua Empire had publicly announced economic sanctions against Japan was enough to greatly encourage the Allied camp, which had been in decline since the beginning of the war. Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info

Churchill, with his sophisticated political sense and vision, quickly grasped that there was a common thread in these two events: the Donghua Empire had decided to make enemies with Japan, and the Asian and Pacific theaters were about to produce huge variables!

It has to be said that this big move by the Donghua Empire this time made even Hitler and Mussolini who were far away in Europe extremely nervous, so that the Luftwaffe's bombing of London was temporarily stopped, and all Italian troops in North Africa received a secret order to enter the first level of combat readiness at any time to prevent the British counterattack.

If the Donghua Empire had chosen to join the Allies at this time, it would have been definitely not a good thing for Germany and Italy.

The Royal Navy and the Royal Air Force have not yet experienced the actual combat test of a major battle, but all governments around the world, including the German army that swept across Europe and the Japanese army that swept across Asia, regarded it as the strongest navy and air force in the world.

Even if the Donghua Empire only had the diplomatic department announce limited economic sanctions against Japan, this move would have been enough to make the Axis camp deeply feel a serious strategic threat that would affect the whole body.

Now it is not only the European theater of war that is becoming more noisy, but Asia is also more tense than ever.

The Emperor's Janissaries on the Japanese mainland, as well as the Kwantung Army and the Southern Dispatch Force, including all the sub-fleets of the Japanese Navy's Combined Fleet, were put on the highest alert at almost all times.

Under such circumstances, the Soviet Far Eastern Military District also made corresponding military arrangements on the premise of territorial security.

It can be said that the Donghua Empire only announced a statement of economic sanctions against Japan, and its direct consequence was that the governments of all the Axis countries were cast a shadow of the imminent strategic counteroffensive of the Allies.

No matter how the Japanese Government denies it or defends itself, the governments in exile of the United States, Britain, the Soviet Union, China, and France have issued public statements one after another, severely condemning the Japanese for their anti-human, anti-social, and heinous crimes, and demanding that the Japanese Government immediately hand over those responsible for the original public trial before the International Court of Justice in The Hague, and at the same time reserve the right to continue to pursue the responsibility of the Japanese Government and military.

The official spokesmen of Germany and Italy also came forward and demanded that the Japanese government pay attention to its international image, even in times of war, not to become a public enemy of all mankind. It is recommended that the Japanese government strictly investigate and severely punish those responsible.

And privately, Germany and Italy have sent their own biochemical experts to Japan secretly.

In response to this move, the diplomatic department of the Donghua Empire immediately issued another statement:

In view of the irreversible outbreak of the Second World War, the Donghua Empire and all the citizens of Donghua hereby strongly call on all countries in the world to respect human social civilization and oppose and resist all acts of war against humanity and society. No matter which country dares to take the lead in launching a bacterial and viral biochemical war that endangers the safety of all mankind, the Donghua Empire will regard it as the number one enemy and declare war on it at the first time!

The position of the Donghua Empire had clearly begun to tilt in favor of the Central Powers. This sign gave Churchill more heartening than the Soviet Union's entry into the war with the Allies.

Although the Donghua Empire snatched a large number of colonies from the British Empire, such as Australia, New Zealand, the Solomon Islands, the Chagos Islands, the Seychelles, and the Mauritius Islands, the Donghua Empire did not shake the foundation of the British Empire, let alone threaten the British Empire itself.

The British colonies were snatched from the weak through the strength of the British Empire, and now they are taken away from Britain by the more powerful powers, and the British government can only admit defeat and surrender.

But Germany is different! Hitler made it clear that he wanted to destroy Britain!

Compared to the extinction of the country and the species, the loss of a small colony is nothing at all.

The seizure of Hong Kong by force from Japan by the Tung Hwa Empire had already given Churchill hope that the Tung Hwa Empire would turn against Japan.

Although the Japanese government had to bow its head under the power of the Donghua Empire, Churchill believed that the Japanese who had been deflated by Cheng Gong one after another would definitely not rest on their laurels! As long as Japan is given the right opportunity, the Japanese will definitely retaliate and liquidate the Donghua Empire.

Only by dragging the Donghua Empire into the water, rather than allowing the country to use the great opportunity of the Second World War to accelerate its national construction and development, will the British Empire be able to regain the lost territory from the hands of the Donghua Empire. Otherwise, the British Empire would never have had a chance to catch up with Donghua.

Perhaps, Singapore could be taken out and handed over to the trusteeship of the Donghua Empire, which would further stimulate the deterioration of relations between Donghua and Japan. The Donghua Empire, which had mastered the Sumatra archipelago, would take Singapore from the Japanese, and the entire Strait of Malacca would be firmly in the hands of the Donghua Empire. Such a huge temptation, I don't believe that the Donghua Empire is not tricked!

The First World War weakened the British Empire, which was once known as the empire on which the sun never sets, and was no longer the world's first power. The ongoing Second World War caused Britain to suffer even more trauma than the First World, not only losing a large number of colonies, but also Britain itself was almost unable to survive.

Churchill was undoubtedly a very pragmatic politician and strategist. Although the war was not over and his eyes could not see the future, he predicted with his old political vision that all British colonies in Asia, including the Indian subcontinent, would eventually be won back even if the Allies were victorious.

Rather than being taken away by the Japanese, it is better to take it out now as a bait to prompt Donghua to turn around and start a war with Japan!

The more the United States invests in the Asian and Pacific theaters, the greater the conflict of interests with Donghua and the Soviet Union in the Asia-Pacific region will inevitably be after the war.

Churchill could predict that even if the Allies won the Second World War, the post-war world would not be peaceful!

In the face of the worldwide expansion of the Red Revolution exported by the Soviet Union, the capitalist camp, led by Donghua and the United States, will definitely not sit idly by.

After the First World War, the civil war broke out in Russia, and the once formidable Romanov dynasty was replaced by the Soviet Union.

Then, Churchill can infer from this that after the end of the Second World War, the Soviet republics under the rule of Stalin, the red tyrant, also had various political crises and hidden dangers that triggered the civil war in the Soviet Union.

Only by allowing Donghua, the United States, the Soviet Union, Huaxia and other countries to continue to engage in a new round of war after the war can Britain gain a good opportunity to rest and recuperate and bury its head in development and catch up with the East and surpass the United States.

Keeping Europe's interests and fighting India's interests is Churchill's current strategy for Britain's future.

The USSR had already occupied and controlled Afghanistan and Pakistan, and Churchill did not believe that Stalin would not reach out to India after the war!

When the Soviet Union wanted to dye the whole of India, would Donghua and the United States be indifferent?

(To be continued.) )