"What, I don't understand what you mean, is there something going on, isn't it just that a building was smashed, and a few people were injured, and our base is responsible for compensation." Hasawa Lindo.

"Kurosawa-kun, I'm afraid it's not as simple as compensation now, didn't you watch the live broadcast of President Djibouti's speech in the hospital just now." Ambassador Tomiro Yoshikawa said angrily.

Hazelin really didn't see it, he was going to write a report now to report the incident to the Navy Headquarters, and besides, he was not interested in watching the local TV station in Djibouti.

With Ambassador Yoshikawa Tomoro's explanation, Kurosawa slowly realized that there seemed to be some trouble in this matter, and the new President Odova actually moved out of the terms of the lease of the military base agreement and said that the Japanese base would be cleared, and this attitude was too tough.

There have been some accidents at the base before, isn't it all compensation, this time it was nothing more than smashing into the temple, and there were no deaths, it was our soldiers who died two, is it necessary to be so excited.

As for the content of the agreement signed when leasing the base in Djibouti, well, although he is the commander of the base, he really doesn't remember the above clauses very much, and on the streets of Djibouti, there are more military vehicles from various countries than local cars.

Which of the planes of other countries did not fly indiscriminately in the city of Djibouti, and who complied with the provisions of the treaty?

This time there was an accident, but is it necessary to make a big fuss and hold on to the matter?

In Hazelin's heart, he felt that the new president was building momentum, establishing his image of loving the country and the people and not fearing power, and establishing an image for himself, typical of politicians.

Hazelin didn't realize how serious the matter was.

"Ambassador Yoshikawa, please assist us in handling this matter, I believe that as long as the conditions for compensation are met, the Djibouti government will not be embarrassed by Japan in this matter, it is just a simple flight accident, and there are no fatalities in Djibouti." Hazarin said relaxedly.

"I still report this matter to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and the chief will naturally make a decision, and I am also waiting for news now, Kurosawa-kun, I suggest that you should also report this matter to the domestic naval headquarters." After Yoshikawa finished speaking, he hung up the phone.

Is there really such a trouble, but Kurosawalin was careful and reported the situation here to the Japanese military department.

After receiving a report from the Embassy in Djibouti, the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs immediately reported to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, and then contacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Djibouti to try to resolve the matter through communication.

In Djibouti, a supreme parliament is being convened to discuss the handling of the incident of the downing of a Japanese military plane and, more importantly, on the security of Djibouti.

At present, there are more than 10,000 troops stationed in Djibouti by various countries, and if these people, dozens of fighter planes and dozens of warships, do not comply with the provisions of the agreement, Djibouti's national dignity will be lost.

Today, a helicopter without missiles crashed into the city, and the year before last, the presidential palace was bombed into ruins by Spanish warships, and in the past, there had been more than a dozen military vehicle accidents in the city, which also caused deaths and injuries to Djiboutian citizens.

These incidents have shown that the security of Djibouti's capital and Djibouti's national dignity have been seriously challenged, and if this continues, those countries will become even more unscrupulous.

Odova stood in the center of the parliament, looked at all the parliamentarians with sharp eyes, and said loudly: "Djibouti is poor and backward, Djibouti has a sparse population, and Djibouti has a weak military strength, but this does not mean that Djibouti is weak and can be bullied, and it does not mean that other countries can not abide by the signed treaty and run rampant on our land and in our capital at will." ”

"Djibouti has its own constitution, we still have the "African Union" behind us, we have this friend of China, and we have hundreds of millions of Muslims. The Sling Brothers. Djibouti is developing rapidly, so I think it is necessary to restrain those Westerners, who are in Djibouti, and they have to abide by Djibouti's rules and abide by the provisions of the treaty. ”

"Therefore, I propose that the military bases of all countries be required to strictly follow the provisions of Article 12 of the agreement, and that no military weapons, equipment, vehicles, and aircraft of other countries enter the urban areas and airspace of Djibouti without the consent of the Djibouti government, so as to disturb the normal life of the Djiboutian people."

"In this Japanese crash, I propose to issue a notice of revocation to Japan, requiring them to withdraw all military handouts from Djibouti within five months and terminate the lease agreement with the Japanese side."

"Djibouti, people who don't follow the rules are not welcome."

After Odova finished speaking, more than 60 parliamentarians began to discuss it, and Odova knew that these people had scruples about Djibouti's base rental income being less, because that was already equivalent to about one-tenth of Djibouti's gross national product.

Fearing the reaction of Japan, worrying about the reaction of those Westerners, fearing possible follow-ups, fearing that they would reduce aid, Djibouti would fall into famine.

This is also the reason why Odova has the right to issue a presidential decree alone to enforce all this, but he has to convene a special plenary session of parliamentarians, because he knows that he may face a lot of resistance in the future, and he needs to get the support of the people, and he hopes that the majority will support it, so that he can better implement this plan.

Is it hard to get those Westerners to follow the rules.

If it is a developed country, a country with strong military strength, they will naturally obediently abide by each other's rules.

But in Djibouti, they don't, and even if it is clearly written in the treaty, they never keep it, because they don't care about Djibouti's opinion at all, or even Djibouti's protests.

However, this is Djibouti's territory, and they are outsiders.

Odowa felt that if the country wants to develop, this step must go out, and Mr. Muyang is right, "From now on, we must establish the dignity of the country." ”

Today, let's start with this step.

Let those Westerners know that in Djibouti, you need to follow the rules of Djibouti.

A congressman stood up and asked: "Your Excellency, if such an order is issued, for example, there will be some resistance, especially the suspension of the lease agreement with Japan, Japan will definitely not agree, and the Americans will definitely help Japan, how should we deal with it?" Will it affect our rental income next year, will it affect the aid, will it affect the military crisis in Djibouti, how should we deal with it? ”

"This year, we have received a total of $12.7 billion in investment, the vast majority of which is from China" (to be continued). )