Chapter 8: The Man Behind the Scenes

Ever since I met the fugitive thirteenth king of Sikkim in New York, I secretly made up my mind that the people of the two empires have more than 300 million genetic fragments, and after all of them are resurrected, they need a large piece of land for them to survive, and the eastern part of India, sandwiched between Burma and Bangladesh, is a good landing point, and occupying it in the name of revenge of the Kingdom of Sikkim can also help China solve a lot of problems, so a million imperial soldiers were resurrected.

Prior to the reunification declaration, the heads of government of Nepal, Bhutan, and the former state of Sikkim, as well as the leadership of large and medium-sized cities in eastern India, were all secretly controlled by me, injected with biocontrol chips, and turned into loyal servants. And those 100,000 Indian troops on the Sino-Indian border, in order to avoid the spread of the war, all used infrasonic weapons to kill. It can also be regarded as deterrence by force.

After the restoration of the Kingdom of Sikkim, the two vassal states of Nepal and Bhutan continued as usual, and the other nearly 300,000 square kilometers of territory were closed for large-scale construction, and the thirteenth king also asked him to make some superficial statements.

Bangladesh and Myanmar on the Indian Ocean coast junction, is a low-lying land, except for the country's largest seaport city Chittagong, can no longer find a decent urban architecture, and the domestic economy is extremely poor, is one of the world's fifty poor countries, one-third of the people live below the poverty line, for the development of the only outlet of the Kingdom of Sikkim to the sea, the puppet king used diplomatic means to help Bangladesh develop the economy, especially the coastal economy.

The emergence of the Yeti Empire in Kashmir has attracted the world's news media and scientific research institutions, and everyone has tried to enter the region to investigate and study, but no one has done so, not even the satellites in space have passed through the area. The Chinese government is the one who secretly benefits the most, and the amount of supplies purchased by the Kingdom of Sikkim from China every month is quite large, of course, the content of the transaction between the two sides is only known to you.

Since India and Pakistan were both defeated in the war, the Chinese Government immediately provided military assistance to Pakistan, and five decommissioned frigates were immediately sent over, and they were sold to the Pakistani military at an appropriate price for a destroyer and more than a dozen large and small ships, in exchange for the promise of establishing a military base in the desert areas along the southern coast and allowing the Chinese naval fleet to be stationed.

In contrast, India is the worst, with an influx of more than 100 million refugees in the eastern region, the navy and air forces are basically crippled, half of the army is disabled, and the upper reaches of the three main rivers are all controlled by the Yeti Empire, if the upstream moves its hands and feet, half of the people in India will fall into famine, so the Indian government whispered to the international organization for help, begged for mercy from the Kingdom of Sikkim, the Yeti Empire, but did not get a response.

At this time, the United States, Britain, Russia, and other countries saw that there was a bargain to be gained, and they all stretched out their 'hands'······

Under the guise of peace, the US government sent an aircraft carrier fleet to India, with the obvious intention of dominating the Indian Ocean. Russia sent the Black Sea Fleet, and Britain and France also sent a cruiser to join in the fun. As a last resort, China's South China Sea Fleet sent an aircraft carrier fleet to Pakistan's seaports to maintain the military balance. The Indian government has broken the can, as long as you come, I will accept it, get the aid first, anyway, the fleet is gone, what should I do.

The Chinese government is still immersed in economic development, and has begun to strengthen cooperation with East African countries, while updating its military weapons and equipment, and secretly expanding its army. Military spending has risen, finances are tight, and the issues of military development and global military expansion have reappeared at meetings of the Central Military Commission and the Politburo Standing Committee.

The East African countries along the Indian Ocean are largely under the control of Western countries, they are only plundering resources, and they do not have much substantial help economically, and if the Chinese government wants to gain a foothold in these places, the Rob stick policy is very important.

In the Indian Ocean, China carefully took the first step.