In fact, it is necessary to seriously consider the overall situation in the Far East, and it is not so urgent to solve the problem of the Spaniards entrenched in the Philippine Islands, after all, the last battle off the coast of Sanya has already inflicted heavy losses on the Spaniards, and it is certain that the other side will not have the idea of starting a war in the short term. Moreover, the Philippine Islands, where the Spaniards are entrenched, are also quite far from the Haihan-controlled area, and it is unlikely that there will be direct friction between the two sides, either in terms of military or trade.

But Haihan still hopes to solve this big problem before the 10th anniversary of the crossing operation. So far, with the exception of Spain, the other Western colonial powers have either bowed to the Haihan and become partners, or have been excluded from the South China Sea and have not been given access to the region. Spain is the only country that still exists in the South China Sea, constantly reminding the Executive Committee that this adversary has not been cleared. For Haihan, the use of force to clear this adversary from the South China Sea may be more politically symbolic than militarily necessary.

It is precisely because of this that the Executive Committee attaches so much importance to the preparations for this military operation, and almost all departments have to give priority to the needs of this operation, and the Ministry of National Defense has received the greatest support in history. On behalf of the military, Yan Chujie also issued a military order to the Executive Committee very early, saying that this combat operation should be regarded as a gift for the 10th anniversary of the crossing.

Of course, the military's confidence and determination are to turn into victory, and it is not just a matter of paying lip service. It is precisely by relying on these more than 10 meetings and discussions that this action plan has gradually been fleshed out, and other departments except the military are also preparing for this purpose.

After the military has reported on the progress of its preparations, the next step is to report on the situation from other departments. In accordance with the requirements of the Executive Committee, the Propaganda Department has been publishing articles in various newspapers in recent years, denouncing Spain's various actions in the South China Sea that undermine fair trade and regional peace, and not forgetting to mention the surprise attack on Sanya by the Spanish fleet a year ago, so as to create an atmosphere of public opinion that "this thief must be eliminated." Even an outsider like Fei Zexian, after carefully reading the recent newspapers, has realized that Haihan's resentment against Spain may be about to explode.

While this kind of propaganda measure stirs up public sentiment, of course, it may also attract the attention of the Spanish intelligence agents lurking in Haihan, but the Haihan Executive Committee attaches more importance to the justice of the war, and the top leaders hope that when they announce the use of force against Spain to the people, they can get the understanding and support of all the people, and this combat operation will be recorded in history as a just war.

Of course, this may expose the intention before the operation, so that the Spaniards can prepare in advance, and even deploy heavily in Manila, but for Haihan, what is needed now is not a surprise victory, but to defeat the opponent on the battlefield in a dignified manner, so that all surrounding countries, including the Ming Dynasty, can clearly see that Haihan is the number one power in the Far East in today's era.

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In fact, it is necessary to seriously consider the overall situation in the Far East, and it is not so urgent to solve the problem of the Spaniards entrenched in the Philippine Islands, after all, the last battle off the coast of Sanya has already inflicted heavy losses on the Spaniards, and it is certain that the other side will not have the idea of starting a war in the short term. Moreover, the Philippine Islands, where the Spaniards are entrenched, are also quite far from the Haihan-controlled area, and it is unlikely that there will be direct friction between the two sides, either in terms of military or trade.

But Haihan still hopes to solve this big problem before the 10th anniversary of the crossing operation. So far, with the exception of Spain, the other Western colonial powers have either bowed to the Haihan and become partners, or have been excluded from the South China Sea and have not been given access to the region. Spain is the only country that still exists in the South China Sea, constantly reminding the Executive Committee that this adversary has not been cleared. For Haihan, the use of force to clear this adversary from the South China Sea may be more politically symbolic than militarily necessary.

It is precisely because of this that the Executive Committee attaches so much importance to the preparations for this military operation, and almost all departments have to give priority to the needs of this operation, and the Ministry of National Defense has received the greatest support in history. On behalf of the military, Yan Chujie also issued a military order to the Executive Committee very early, saying that this combat operation should be regarded as a gift for the 10th anniversary of the crossing.

Of course, the military's confidence and determination are to turn into victory, and it is not just a matter of paying lip service. It is precisely by relying on these more than 10 meetings and discussions that this action plan has gradually been fleshed out, and other departments except the military are also preparing for this purpose.

After the military has reported on the progress of its preparations, the next step is to report on the situation from other departments. In accordance with the requirements of the Executive Committee, the Propaganda Department has been publishing articles in various newspapers in recent years, denouncing Spain's various actions in the South China Sea that undermine fair trade and regional peace, and not forgetting to mention the surprise attack on Sanya by the Spanish fleet a year ago, so as to create an atmosphere of public opinion that "this thief must be eliminated." Even an outsider like Fei Zexian, after carefully reading the recent newspapers, has realized that Haihan's resentment against Spain may be about to explode.

While this kind of propaganda measure stirs up public sentiment, of course, it may also attract the attention of the Spanish intelligence agents lurking in Haihan, but the Haihan Executive Committee attaches more importance to the justice of the war, and the top leaders hope that when they announce the use of force against Spain to the people, they can get the understanding and support of all the people, and this combat operation will be recorded in history as a just war.

Of course, this may expose the intention before the operation, so that the Spaniards can prepare in advance, and even deploy heavily in Manila, but for Haihan, what is needed now is not a surprise victory, but to defeat the opponent on the battlefield in a dignified manner, so that all surrounding countries, including the Ming Dynasty, can clearly see that Haihan is the number one power in the Far East in today's era. In fact, it is necessary to seriously consider the overall situation in the Far East, and it is not so urgent to solve the problem of the Spaniards entrenched in the Philippine Islands, after all, the last battle off the coast of Sanya has already inflicted heavy losses on the Spaniards, and it is certain that the other side will not have the idea of starting a war in the short term. Moreover, the Philippine Islands, where the Spaniards are entrenched, are also quite far from the Haihan-controlled area, and it is unlikely that there will be direct friction between the two sides, either in terms of military or trade.

But Haihan still hopes to solve this big problem before the 10th anniversary of the crossing operation. So far, with the exception of Spain, the other Western colonial powers have either bowed to the Haihan and become partners, or have been excluded from the South China Sea and have not been given access to the region. Spain is the only country that still exists in the South China Sea, constantly reminding the Executive Committee that this adversary has not been cleared. For Haihan, the use of force to clear this adversary from the South China Sea may be more politically symbolic than militarily necessary.

It is precisely because of this that the Executive Committee attaches so much importance to the preparations for this military operation, and almost all departments have to give priority to the needs of this operation, and the Ministry of National Defense has received the greatest support in history. On behalf of the military, Yan Chujie also issued a military order to the Executive Committee very early, saying that this combat operation should be regarded as a gift for the 10th anniversary of the crossing.

Of course, the military's confidence and determination are to turn into victory, and it is not just a matter of paying lip service. It is precisely by relying on these more than 10 meetings and discussions that this action plan has gradually been fleshed out, and other departments except the military are also preparing for this purpose.

After the military has reported on the progress of its preparations, the next step is to report on the situation from other departments. In accordance with the requirements of the Executive Committee, the Propaganda Department has been publishing articles in various newspapers in recent years, denouncing Spain's various actions in the South China Sea that undermine fair trade and regional peace, and not forgetting to mention the surprise attack on Sanya by the Spanish fleet a year ago, so as to create an atmosphere of public opinion that "this thief must be eliminated." Even an outsider like Fei Zexian, after carefully reading the recent newspapers, has realized that Haihan's resentment against Spain may be about to explode.

While this kind of propaganda measure stirs up public sentiment, of course, it may also attract the attention of the Spanish intelligence agents lurking in Haihan, but the Haihan Executive Committee attaches more importance to the justice of the war, and the top leaders hope that when they announce the use of force against Spain to the people, they can get the understanding and support of all the people, and this combat operation will be recorded in history as a just war.

Of course, this may expose the intention before the operation, so that the Spaniards can prepare in advance, and even deploy heavily in Manila, but for Haihan, what is needed now is not a surprise victory, but to defeat the opponent on the battlefield in a dignified manner, so that all surrounding countries, including the Ming Dynasty, can clearly see that Haihan is the number one power in the Far East in today's era. In fact, it is necessary to seriously consider the overall situation in the Far East, and it is not so urgent to solve the problem of the Spaniards entrenched in the Philippine Islands, after all, the last battle off the coast of Sanya has already inflicted heavy losses on the Spaniards, and it is certain that the other side will not have the idea of starting a war in the short term. Moreover, the Philippine Islands, where the Spaniards are entrenched, are also quite far from the Haihan-controlled area, and it is unlikely that there will be direct friction between the two sides, either in terms of military or trade.

But Haihan still hopes to solve this big problem before the 10th anniversary of the crossing operation. So far, with the exception of Spain, the other Western colonial powers have either bowed to the Haihan and become partners, or have been excluded from the South China Sea and have not been given access to the region. Spain is the only country that still exists in the South China Sea, constantly reminding the Executive Committee that this adversary has not been cleared. For Haihan, the use of force to clear this adversary from the South China Sea may be more politically symbolic than militarily necessary.

It is precisely because of this that the Executive Committee attaches so much importance to the preparations for this military operation, and almost all departments have to give priority to the needs of this operation, and the Ministry of National Defense has received the greatest support in history. On behalf of the military, Yan Chujie also issued a military order to the Executive Committee very early, saying that this combat operation should be regarded as a gift for the 10th anniversary of the crossing.

Of course, the military's confidence and determination are to turn into victory, and it is not just a matter of paying lip service. It is precisely by relying on these more than 10 meetings and discussions that this action plan has gradually been fleshed out, and other departments except the military are also preparing for this purpose.

After the military has reported on the progress of its preparations, the next step is to report on the situation from other departments. In accordance with the requirements of the Executive Committee, the Propaganda Department has been publishing articles in various newspapers in recent years, denouncing Spain's various actions in the South China Sea that undermine fair trade and regional peace, and not forgetting to mention the surprise attack on Sanya by the Spanish fleet a year ago, so as to create an atmosphere of public opinion that "this thief must be eliminated." Even an outsider like Fei Zexian, after carefully reading the recent newspapers, has realized that Haihan's resentment against Spain may be about to explode.

While this kind of propaganda measure stirs up public sentiment, of course, it may also attract the attention of the Spanish intelligence agents lurking in Haihan, but the Haihan Executive Committee attaches more importance to the justice of the war, and the top leaders hope that when they announce the use of force against Spain to the people, they can get the understanding and support of all the people, and this combat operation will be recorded in history as a just war.

Of course, this may expose the intention before the operation, so that the Spaniards can prepare in advance, and even deploy heavily in Manila, but for Haihan, what is needed now is not a surprise victory, but to defeat the opponent on the battlefield in a dignified manner, so that all surrounding countries, including the Ming Dynasty, can clearly see that Haihan is the number one power in the Far East in today's era.

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