Sending military advisers to other countries was not a new operation for Hai Han, who had sent military advisers to North Vietnam, which he had supported during the Annam Civil War, and had helped North Vietnam establish a training camp on the Tu Son Peninsula to train new troops with muskets and artillery. Later, a cooperative relationship was reached with Xu Xinsu of Fujian, and as part of the agreement on arms trade between the two sides, Haihan also sent military advisers to the local area to carry out similar operations.

To this day, military advisers remain an integral part of Haihan's diplomatic presence with allies. The arms produced by Haihan have become bestsellers in the South China Sea, and these military advisers stationed overseas have also contributed to it. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations last year, the DPRK has purchased a small amount of new weapons provided by Haihan, and has also been invited to send military observers to Liaodong to observe the battle between Haihan and Houjin.

Originally, Haihan was supposed to send military advisers to the DPRK in accordance with the arms sales agreement, but because the fighting in the two battlefields of Liaodong and the South China Sea was too closely connected at the end of the year and the beginning of the year, the personnel arrangements of the Haihan military were very tight, and they had not been delayed.

Of course, the dispatch of military advisers and the garrison are still two completely different concepts, and even if the North Korean side is willing to pay out of its own pocket to subsidize military expenses and invite Haihan to send troops to station, Haihan will indeed not be able to spare enough troops to go to North Korea as a protective umbrella. Therefore, even though Yan Chujie was very moved by Li Xi's proposal, he still had to make a calm appearance, wear off the other party's patience little by little, and try his best to obtain better conditions for Haihan to garrison the Korean army in the future.

"North Koreans are so active?" Tao Donglai couldn't help but feel a little surprised when he heard the news later. In the planning of the Executive Committee, although the DPRK was one of the targets that must be wooed, he did not expect that the progress would become so fast because of the initiative of the other side.

"I suspect that the military pressure North Korea is currently facing may not be just from Houjin. Yan Chujie had already come back to his senses a little at this time, and put forward an idea of his own: "Maybe little Japan has started to fight North Korea again." ”

"Little Japan should be closed off at this time, and it stands to reason that it will not come out to make trouble. Among the people present, Ninzaki knows the most about history, and he immediately briefly explained to everyone the situation in Japan at this stage of history.

Forty years ago, during the Korean War, the Japanese were also wounded by the Japanese who had mobilized their troops across the sea, and after the death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1598, Tokugawa Ieyasu recalled the troops that had conquered Korea. In the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, Tokugawa Ieyasu conquered the world and established the Edo shogunate three years later, effectively controlling Japan. In fact, diplomacy between Korea and Japan was resumed in 1607 when Korea sent envoys to Japan, and two years later the "Gyeongcho Treaty" was signed, which mainly focused on trade, stipulating that Japan could establish a Japanese pavilion in Pusan, and could send 20 merchant ships to Korea every year to trade.

Ning Qi said here and interjected: "Of course, the actual number must be more than twenty, after all, this kind of profitable business will make many people red." ”

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Sending military advisers to other countries was not a new operation for Hai Han, who had sent military advisers to North Vietnam, which he had supported during the Annam Civil War, and had helped North Vietnam establish a training camp on the Tu Son Peninsula to train new troops with muskets and artillery. Later, a cooperative relationship was reached with Xu Xinsu of Fujian, and as part of the agreement on arms trade between the two sides, Haihan also sent military advisers to the local area to carry out similar operations.

To this day, military advisers remain an integral part of Haihan's diplomatic presence with allies. The arms produced by Haihan have become bestsellers in the South China Sea, and these military advisers stationed overseas have also contributed to it. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations last year, the DPRK has purchased a small amount of new weapons provided by Haihan, and has also been invited to send military observers to Liaodong to observe the battle between Haihan and Houjin.

Originally, Haihan was supposed to send military advisers to the DPRK in accordance with the arms sales agreement, but because the fighting in the two battlefields of Liaodong and the South China Sea was too closely connected at the end of the year and the beginning of the year, the personnel arrangements of the Haihan military were very tight, and they had not been delayed.

Of course, the dispatch of military advisers and the garrison are still two completely different concepts, and even if the North Korean side is willing to pay out of its own pocket to subsidize military expenses and invite Haihan to send troops to station, Haihan will indeed not be able to spare enough troops to go to North Korea as a protective umbrella. Therefore, even though Yan Chujie was very moved by Li Xi's proposal, he still had to make a calm appearance, wear off the other party's patience little by little, and try his best to obtain better conditions for Haihan to garrison the Korean army in the future.

"North Koreans are so active?" Tao Donglai couldn't help but feel a little surprised when he heard the news later. In the planning of the Executive Committee, although the DPRK was one of the targets that must be wooed, he did not expect that the progress would become so fast because of the initiative of the other side.

"I suspect that the military pressure North Korea is currently facing may not be just from Houjin. Yan Chujie had already come back to his senses a little at this time, and put forward an idea of his own: "Maybe little Japan has started to fight North Korea again." ”

"Little Japan should be closed off at this time, and it stands to reason that it will not come out to make trouble. Among the people present, Ninzaki knows the most about history, and he immediately briefly explained to everyone the situation in Japan at this stage of history.

Forty years ago, during the Korean War, the Japanese were also wounded by the Japanese who had mobilized their troops across the sea, and after the death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1598, Tokugawa Ieyasu recalled the troops that had conquered Korea. In the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, Tokugawa Ieyasu conquered the world and established the Edo shogunate three years later, effectively controlling Japan. In fact, diplomacy between Korea and Japan was resumed in 1607 when Korea sent envoys to Japan, and two years later the "Gyeongcho Treaty" was signed, which mainly focused on trade, stipulating that Japan could establish a Japanese pavilion in Pusan, and could send 20 merchant ships to Korea every year to trade.

Ning Qi said here and interjected: "Of course, the actual number must be more than twenty, after all, this kind of profitable business will make many people red." "Sending military advisers to other countries is not a new operation for Hai Han, who had sent military advisers to the North Vietnamese he supported during the Annam Civil War, and assisted the North Vietnamese in establishing a training camp on the Tu Son Peninsula to train them in the use of muskets and artillery. Later, a cooperative relationship was reached with Xu Xinsu of Fujian, and as part of the agreement on arms trade between the two sides, Haihan also sent military advisers to the local area to carry out similar operations.

To this day, military advisers remain an integral part of Haihan's diplomatic presence with allies. The arms produced by Haihan have become bestsellers in the South China Sea, and these military advisers stationed overseas have also contributed to it. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations last year, the DPRK has purchased a small amount of new weapons provided by Haihan, and has also been invited to send military observers to Liaodong to observe the battle between Haihan and Houjin.

Originally, Haihan was supposed to send military advisers to the DPRK in accordance with the arms sales agreement, but because the fighting in the two battlefields of Liaodong and the South China Sea was too closely connected at the end of the year and the beginning of the year, the personnel arrangements of the Haihan military were very tight, and they had not been delayed.

Of course, the dispatch of military advisers and the garrison are still two completely different concepts, and even if the North Korean side is willing to pay out of its own pocket to subsidize military expenses and invite Haihan to send troops to station, Haihan will indeed not be able to spare enough troops to go to North Korea as a protective umbrella. Therefore, even though Yan Chujie was very moved by Li Xi's proposal, he still had to make a calm appearance, wear off the other party's patience little by little, and try his best to obtain better conditions for Haihan to garrison the Korean army in the future.

"North Koreans are so active?" Tao Donglai couldn't help but feel a little surprised when he heard the news later. In the planning of the Executive Committee, although the DPRK was one of the targets that must be wooed, he did not expect that the progress would become so fast because of the initiative of the other side.

"I suspect that the military pressure North Korea is currently facing may not be just from Houjin. Yan Chujie had already come back to his senses a little at this time, and put forward an idea of his own: "Maybe little Japan has started to fight North Korea again." ”

"Little Japan should be closed off at this time, and it stands to reason that it will not come out to make trouble. Among the people present, Ninzaki knows the most about history, and he immediately briefly explained to everyone the situation in Japan at this stage of history.

Forty years ago, during the Korean War, the Japanese were also wounded by the Japanese who had mobilized their troops across the sea, and after the death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1598, Tokugawa Ieyasu recalled the troops that had conquered Korea. In the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, Tokugawa Ieyasu conquered the world and established the Edo shogunate three years later, effectively controlling Japan. In fact, diplomacy between Korea and Japan was resumed in 1607 when Korea sent envoys to Japan, and two years later the "Gyeongcho Treaty" was signed, which mainly focused on trade, stipulating that Japan could establish a Japanese pavilion in Pusan, and could send 20 merchant ships to Korea every year to trade.

Ning Qi said here and interjected: "Of course, the actual number must be more than twenty, after all, this kind of profitable business will make many people red." "Sending military advisers to other countries is not a new operation for Hai Han, who had sent military advisers to the North Vietnamese he supported during the Annam Civil War, and assisted the North Vietnamese in establishing a training camp on the Tu Son Peninsula to train them in the use of muskets and artillery. Later, a cooperative relationship was reached with Xu Xinsu of Fujian, and as part of the agreement on arms trade between the two sides, Haihan also sent military advisers to the local area to carry out similar operations.

To this day, military advisers remain an integral part of Haihan's diplomatic presence with allies. The arms produced by Haihan have become bestsellers in the South China Sea, and these military advisers stationed overseas have also contributed to it. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations last year, the DPRK has purchased a small amount of new weapons provided by Haihan, and has also been invited to send military observers to Liaodong to observe the battle between Haihan and Houjin.

Originally, Haihan was supposed to send military advisers to the DPRK in accordance with the arms sales agreement, but because the fighting in the two battlefields of Liaodong and the South China Sea was too closely connected at the end of the year and the beginning of the year, the personnel arrangements of the Haihan military were very tight, and they had not been delayed.

Of course, the dispatch of military advisers and the garrison are still two completely different concepts, and even if the North Korean side is willing to pay out of its own pocket to subsidize military expenses and invite Haihan to send troops to station, Haihan will indeed not be able to spare enough troops to go to North Korea as a protective umbrella. Therefore, even though Yan Chujie was very moved by Li Xi's proposal, he still had to make a calm appearance, wear off the other party's patience little by little, and try his best to obtain better conditions for Haihan to garrison the Korean army in the future.

"North Koreans are so active?" Tao Donglai couldn't help but feel a little surprised when he heard the news later. In the planning of the Executive Committee, although the DPRK was one of the targets that must be wooed, he did not expect that the progress would become so fast because of the initiative of the other side.

"I suspect that the military pressure North Korea is currently facing may not be just from Houjin. Yan Chujie had already come back to his senses a little at this time, and put forward an idea of his own: "Maybe little Japan has started to fight North Korea again." ”

"Little Japan should be closed off at this time, and it stands to reason that it will not come out to make trouble. Among the people present, Ninzaki knows the most about history, and he immediately briefly explained to everyone the situation in Japan at this stage of history.

Forty years ago, during the Korean War, the Japanese were also wounded by the Japanese who had mobilized their troops across the sea, and after the death of Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1598, Tokugawa Ieyasu recalled the troops that had conquered Korea. In the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, Tokugawa Ieyasu conquered the world and established the Edo shogunate three years later, effectively controlling Japan. In fact, diplomacy between Korea and Japan was resumed in 1607 when Korea sent envoys to Japan, and two years later the "Gyeongcho Treaty" was signed, which mainly focused on trade, stipulating that Japan could establish a Japanese pavilion in Pusan, and could send 20 merchant ships to Korea every year to trade.

Ning Qi said here and interjected: "Of course, the actual number must be more than twenty, after all, this kind of profitable business will make many people red." ”

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