In the long run, Haihan certainly has a plan to control the situation in Northeast Asia, but the military prefers to control the situation in Liaodong first, and then consider expanding its scope of activities in the direction of the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea. The reason is still the old problem, Haihan's current strength is limited, and there is no way to deploy too many troops in Northeast Asia, and Liaodong needs to deal with the situation of tens of thousands of Jin Chen soldiers facing off on the Jinzhou Isthmus, and it is necessary to ensure a certain size of garrison in the local area, so naturally there will be no more troops scattered and deployed in the direction of North Korea.

Of course, the attitude of the North Korean state is also one of the issues that the Haihan needs to take into account, although the military strength of this country is not strong in the eyes of the Haihan, if you want to enter the country's garrison, the best situation is to get official support from the country. Haihan was in Shandong because the local situation in Dengzhou was not peaceful enough, and he had to concentrate his forces to deal with the threat posed by the local civilian armed forces and official garrisons, so that the opportunity to advance into Liaodong was delayed for at least half a year. If the DPRK is resistant to the stationing of troops from the Haihan, it will inevitably cause many troubles.

In short, so far, the Haihan military has not included the garrison in North Korea in the operation schedule, but they never imagined that the North Koreans would take the initiative to make such a request, and looking at Li Xi's posture, it seems that there is still some worry that the Haihan side will not agree.

Wang Tom deliberately muttered: "However, our country has spent a lot of money fighting in Liaodong and Houjin for many years, and the enemy army has begun to increase its investment in Jinzhou this year, and our army is currently lacking in skills, so I am afraid it will be difficult to meet your country's requirements......"

This book was first published in Genesis, and the following will be re-edited later for anti-theft

In the long run, Haihan certainly has a plan to control the situation in Northeast Asia, but the military prefers to control the situation in Liaodong first, and then consider expanding its scope of activities in the direction of the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea. The reason is still the old problem, Haihan's current strength is limited, and there is no way to deploy too many troops in Northeast Asia, and Liaodong needs to deal with the situation of tens of thousands of Jin Chen soldiers facing off on the Jinzhou Isthmus, and it is necessary to ensure a certain size of garrison in the local area, so naturally there will be no more troops scattered and deployed in the direction of North Korea.

Of course, the attitude of the North Korean state is also one of the issues that the Haihan needs to take into account, although the military strength of this country is not strong in the eyes of the Haihan, if you want to enter the country's garrison, the best situation is to get official support from the country. Haihan was in Shandong because the local situation in Dengzhou was not peaceful enough, and he had to concentrate his forces to deal with the threat posed by the local civilian armed forces and official garrisons, so that the opportunity to advance into Liaodong was delayed for at least half a year. If the DPRK is resistant to the stationing of troops from the Haihan, it will inevitably cause many troubles.

In short, so far, the Haihan military has not included the garrison in North Korea in the operation schedule, but they never imagined that the North Koreans would take the initiative to make such a request, and looking at Li Xi's posture, it seems that there is still some worry that the Haihan side will not agree.

Wang Tom deliberately muttered: "However, my country has spent a lot of money fighting in Liaodong and Houjin for many years, and the enemy army has begun to increase its investment in Jinzhou this year, and our army is currently lacking in skills, I am afraid it will be difficult to meet your country's requirements...... "In the long run, Haihan certainly has a plan to control the situation in Northeast Asia, but the military prefers to be able to control the situation in Liaodong first, and then consider expanding the scope of activities to the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea." The reason is still the old problem, Haihan's current strength is limited, and there is no way to deploy too many troops in Northeast Asia, and Liaodong needs to deal with the situation of tens of thousands of Jin Chen soldiers facing off on the Jinzhou Isthmus, and it is necessary to ensure a certain size of garrison in the local area, so naturally there will be no more troops scattered and deployed in the direction of North Korea.

Of course, the attitude of the North Korean state is also one of the issues that the Haihan needs to take into account, although the military strength of this country is not strong in the eyes of the Haihan, if you want to enter the country's garrison, the best situation is to get official support from the country. Haihan was in Shandong because the local situation in Dengzhou was not peaceful enough, and he had to concentrate his forces to deal with the threat posed by the local civilian armed forces and official garrisons, so that the opportunity to advance into Liaodong was delayed for at least half a year. If the DPRK is resistant to the stationing of troops from the Haihan, it will inevitably cause many troubles.

In short, so far, the Haihan military has not included the garrison in North Korea in the operation schedule, but they never imagined that the North Koreans would take the initiative to make such a request, and looking at Li Xi's posture, it seems that there is still some worry that the Haihan side will not agree.

Wang Tom deliberately muttered: "However, my country has spent a lot of money fighting in Liaodong and Houjin for many years, and the enemy army has begun to increase its investment in Jinzhou this year, and our army is currently lacking in skills, I am afraid it will be difficult to meet your country's requirements...... "In the long run, Haihan certainly has a plan to control the situation in Northeast Asia, but the military prefers to be able to control the situation in Liaodong first, and then consider expanding the scope of activities to the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea." The reason is still the old problem, Haihan's current strength is limited, and there is no way to deploy too many troops in Northeast Asia, and Liaodong needs to deal with the situation of tens of thousands of Jin Chen soldiers facing off on the Jinzhou Isthmus, and it is necessary to ensure a certain size of garrison in the local area, so naturally there will be no more troops scattered and deployed in the direction of North Korea.

Of course, the attitude of the North Korean state is also one of the issues that the Haihan needs to take into account, although the military strength of this country is not strong in the eyes of the Haihan, if you want to enter the country's garrison, the best situation is to get official support from the country. Haihan was in Shandong because the local situation in Dengzhou was not peaceful enough, and he had to concentrate his forces to deal with the threat posed by the local civilian armed forces and official garrisons, so that the opportunity to advance into Liaodong was delayed for at least half a year. If the DPRK is resistant to the stationing of troops from the Haihan, it will inevitably cause many troubles.

In short, so far, the Haihan military has not included the garrison in North Korea in the operation schedule, but they never imagined that the North Koreans would take the initiative to make such a request, and looking at Li Xi's posture, it seems that there is still some worry that the Haihan side will not agree.

Wang Tom deliberately muttered: "However, my country has spent a lot of money fighting in Liaodong and Houjin for many years, and the enemy army has begun to increase its investment in Jinzhou this year, and our army is currently lacking in skills, I am afraid it will be difficult to meet your country's requirements...... "In the long run, Haihan certainly has a plan to control the situation in Northeast Asia, but the military prefers to be able to control the situation in Liaodong first, and then consider expanding the scope of activities to the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea." The reason is still the old problem, Haihan's current strength is limited, and there is no way to deploy too many troops in Northeast Asia, and Liaodong needs to deal with the situation of tens of thousands of Jin Chen soldiers facing off on the Jinzhou Isthmus, and it is necessary to ensure a certain size of garrison in the local area, so naturally there will be no more troops scattered and deployed in the direction of North Korea.

Of course, the attitude of the North Korean state is also one of the issues that the Haihan needs to take into account, although the military strength of this country is not strong in the eyes of the Haihan, if you want to enter the country's garrison, the best situation is to get official support from the country. Haihan was in Shandong because the local situation in Dengzhou was not peaceful enough, and he had to concentrate his forces to deal with the threat posed by the local civilian armed forces and official garrisons, so that the opportunity to advance into Liaodong was delayed for at least half a year. If the DPRK is resistant to the stationing of troops from the Haihan, it will inevitably cause many troubles.

In short, so far, the Haihan military has not included the garrison in North Korea in the operation schedule, but they never imagined that the North Koreans would take the initiative to make such a request, and looking at Li Xi's posture, it seems that there is still some worry that the Haihan side will not agree.

Wang Tom deliberately muttered: "However, my country has spent a lot of money fighting in Liaodong and Houjin for many years, and the enemy army has begun to increase its investment in Jinzhou this year, and our army is currently lacking in skills, I am afraid it will be difficult to meet your country's requirements...... "In the long run, Haihan certainly has a plan to control the situation in Northeast Asia, but the military prefers to be able to control the situation in Liaodong first, and then consider expanding the scope of activities to the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea." The reason is still the old problem, Haihan's current strength is limited, and there is no way to deploy too many troops in Northeast Asia, and Liaodong needs to deal with the situation of tens of thousands of Jin Chen soldiers facing off on the Jinzhou Isthmus, and it is necessary to ensure a certain size of garrison in the local area, so naturally there will be no more troops scattered and deployed in the direction of North Korea.

Of course, the attitude of the North Korean state is also one of the issues that the Haihan needs to take into account, although the military strength of this country is not strong in the eyes of the Haihan, if you want to enter the country's garrison, the best situation is to get official support from the country. Haihan was in Shandong because the local situation in Dengzhou was not peaceful enough, and he had to concentrate his forces to deal with the threat posed by the local civilian armed forces and official garrisons, so that the opportunity to advance into Liaodong was delayed for at least half a year. If the DPRK is resistant to the stationing of troops from the Haihan, it will inevitably cause many troubles.

In short, so far, the Haihan military has not included the garrison in North Korea in the operation schedule, but they never imagined that the North Koreans would take the initiative to make such a request, and looking at Li Xi's posture, it seems that there is still some worry that the Haihan side will not agree.

Wang Tom deliberately muttered: "However, my country has spent a lot of money fighting in Liaodong and Houjin for many years, and the enemy army has begun to increase its investment in Jinzhou this year, and our army is currently lacking in skills, I am afraid it will be difficult to meet your country's requirements...... "In the long run, Haihan certainly has a plan to control the situation in Northeast Asia, but the military prefers to be able to control the situation in Liaodong first, and then consider expanding the scope of activities to the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea." The reason is still the old problem, Haihan's current strength is limited, and there is no way to deploy too many troops in Northeast Asia, and Liaodong needs to deal with the situation of tens of thousands of Jin Chen soldiers facing off on the Jinzhou Isthmus, and it is necessary to ensure a certain size of garrison in the local area, so naturally there will be no more troops scattered and deployed in the direction of North Korea.

Of course, the attitude of the North Korean state is also one of the issues that the Haihan needs to take into account, although the military strength of this country is not strong in the eyes of the Haihan, if you want to enter the country's garrison, the best situation is to get official support from the country. Haihan was in Shandong because the local situation in Dengzhou was not peaceful enough, and he had to concentrate his forces to deal with the threat posed by the local civilian armed forces and official garrisons, so that the opportunity to advance into Liaodong was delayed for at least half a year. If the DPRK is resistant to the stationing of troops from the Haihan, it will inevitably cause many troubles.

In short, so far, the Haihan military has not included the garrison in North Korea in the operation schedule, but they never imagined that the North Koreans would take the initiative to make such a request, and looking at Li Xi's posture, it seems that there is still some worry that the Haihan side will not agree.

Wang Tom deliberately muttered: "However, my country has spent a lot of money fighting in Liaodong and Houjin for many years, and the enemy army has begun to increase its investment in Jinzhou this year, and our army is currently lacking in skills, I am afraid it will be difficult to meet your country's requirements...... "In the long run, Haihan certainly has a plan to control the situation in Northeast Asia, but the military prefers to be able to control the situation in Liaodong first, and then consider expanding the scope of activities to the Yellow Sea and the East China Sea." The reason is still the old problem, Haihan's current strength is limited, and there is no way to deploy too many troops in Northeast Asia, and Liaodong needs to deal with the situation of tens of thousands of Jin Chen soldiers facing off on the Jinzhou Isthmus, and it is necessary to ensure a certain size of garrison in the local area, so naturally there will be no more troops scattered and deployed in the direction of North Korea.

Of course, the attitude of the North Korean state is also one of the issues that the Haihan needs to take into account, although the military strength of this country is not strong in the eyes of the Haihan, if you want to enter the country's garrison, the best situation is to get official support from the country. Haihan was in Shandong because the local situation in Dengzhou was not peaceful enough, and he had to concentrate his forces to deal with the threat posed by the local civilian armed forces and official garrisons, so that the opportunity to advance into Liaodong was delayed for at least half a year. If the DPRK is resistant to the stationing of troops from the Haihan, it will inevitably cause many troubles.

In short, so far, the Haihan military has not included the garrison in North Korea in the operation schedule, but they never imagined that the North Koreans would take the initiative to make such a request, and looking at Li Xi's posture, it seems that there is still some worry that the Haihan side will not agree.

Wang Tom deliberately muttered: "However, our country has spent a lot of money fighting in Liaodong and Houjin for many years, and the enemy army has begun to increase its investment in Jinzhou this year, and our army is currently lacking in skills, so I am afraid it will be difficult to meet your country's requirements......"