God of Rebirth Trader

At this time, Victor and Yinlak's staff team had also drawn up a detailed combat plan.

Saddam was also shocked after reading this combat plan.

This plan is too grand, too meticulous, the results are too amazing, and the risks it takes are too great!

To do it or not to do it?

According to this plan, if it succeeds, the US military will suffer its largest casualties since the 1990s.

What he has been saying all along is that he will make American people bleed like rivers of blood.

will also become a reality.

It may even increase anti-war sentiment in the United States, forcing the U.S. military to stop fighting.

But equally, once this plan succeeds, the Americans will surely suffer heavy losses.

So, faced with such heavy casualties, will the Americans lose their minds and fight hysterically to the end?

Even Saddam, who was already an enemy of the entire West and had a gambling habit, felt that this plan was so hot that it was difficult to make a decision.

With this battle plan in hand, he locked himself in a secret air-raid shelter, struggled and thought for a whole day, and finally gritted his teeth and gave the order in a fit of rage:

Do so!

In order to succeed in the war plan, Saddam used half of his financial reserves.

Yinlak, who was once wealthy, still had tens of billions of dollars in financial reserves after the Gulf War.

But over the past ten years, war expenses and the freeze of foreign funds have caused Saddam's money to be spent less and less like water.

Up to now, his secret account is full of savings, but only more than 20 billion US dollars are left. This is his life-saving money, and it is the living expenses for fleeing with his son Uday after the defeat of the war.

But at this moment, it was urgent. Between successfully repelling the US troops and continuing to control the power of life and death, or being defeated and killed, he had no other way out.

For nearly a week, following Victor's instructions, Yinlak soldiers successfully took advantage of the time difference between satellite patrols in space and smuggled the weapons back to Yinlak bit by bit.

For this batch of arms, more than four billion US dollars were missing from Saddam's secret account!

From May 2, 2004.

The US military discovered that there was high-intensity radar interference in the Yinlak border area, and their long-range radar could no longer detect targets in Yinlak.

Yinlak has completely become a country put in a box.

Over the sandy sky in the Middle East, the US fighter pilots competing with the Yinlak Air Force for air supremacy finally painfully discovered that their airborne radars were not very effective either.

The radar was originally designed to cover hundreds of kilometers, but its actual detection range at this moment has actually shrunk to less than ten kilometers!

For several days in a row, despite the chaos of aircraft flying over Yinlak, the number of targets that could be found and effective engagements were very few.

U.S. military pilots who were accustomed to using early warning aircraft to indicate directions, leisurely detecting enemies from airborne radars, and engaging in over-the-horizon attacks suddenly found that they had to use their eyes to find the possible direction of enemy aircraft and do close-range operations like their predecessors in World War II.

Distance fighting.

Losing the advantage of discovering the enemy in advance, they must remain highly vigilant at all times, otherwise the possibility of being shot down will increase by one more second in the air.

At this time, all the tactics commonly used by the US military have lost their use.

They can no longer move their command freely in the air and make various complex tactical adjustments.

Almost all pilots are under tremendous mental pressure.

After an air battle, some pilots with poor psychological quality immediately suffered a psychological breakdown.

Fortunately, the base is equipped with a professional psychologist, otherwise it would be unthinkable.

very few people know.

In the first Gulf War, the U.S. military defeated Yinlak's two million army with extremely low losses of 146 people.

But nearly a hundred of them died in attacks by their companions.

May 16th, 2:30 in the morning.

In the desert night, everything is silent.

Only some small animals, taking advantage of the darkness, rustled out of the yellow sand, taking advantage of the temperature drop at night to look for food to survive.

Southeast of Yinlak.

A long motorcade drove toward the Kuwait border in the dark without headlights.

The dark night concealed their whereabouts.

Only the dim stars and moon can make people vaguely see the dark shadow that is advancing rapidly.

The existence of radar jammers caused the US military to stop night bombings. Before they figured out a way to crack Yin Lak's self-destructive tactics, their planes spent more time parked at the airport or on the runway.

In a truck at the front of the convoy, General Yinlak sat, holding a luminous gyroscope in his hand to determine their position at any time.

"stop!"

He suddenly waved his hand and stopped the convoy.

General Yin Lak took out a map, used the dim moonlight to compare the degrees on the gyroscope several times, and said: "Our hidden listening post should be here. Everyone spread out immediately and find us as soon as possible.

lurking personnel.”

The soldiers on the convoy scattered around, calling something in a low voice.

Through the deep night, it can be seen that most of these vehicles are Yin Lac's missile launch vehicles.

However, there are still six trucks loaded with densely packed launch tubes.

In this operation, Saddam drove out all the remaining thirty missile launch vehicles, and purchased more than twenty more through Victor's channels.

These more than fifty missile launch vehicles are like ferocious beasts that are about to choose people to devour, ready to reveal their ferocious face at any time and launch a deadly surprise attack.

Ten minutes later, a member of the guard came over with a soldier covered in sand.

General Yin Lak, who led the team, asked him some questions and the time period of the US military patrol aircraft. He took out a laptop from the cab and followed the soldier to a sand pile in the distance.

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Under this pile of sand, there is a hidden outpost in Yinlak. Although it is very narrow, it can only accommodate one person.

But through this post, Yinlak Command can know the movements of the US military at the first time.

There are many more hidden outposts like this one.

In the southeast, in addition to the frontal battlefield facing Kuwait, there are also many hidden outposts in the east and west, facing the border with Saudi Arabia.

Each outpost relies on shallowly buried lines to maintain communication with the rear.

A Yin Lak staff member connected the laptop to the line, entered the character password, and logged into the temporary command system.

"We have arrived at the scheduled combat area and can launch an attack at any time."

The staff officer's fingers quickly typed on the notebook.

Ten seconds later, a string of Arabic text appeared on the screen: Our mole is in position, you can start preparations for launch on the spot.

A picture attachment was also sent along with it.

The staff officer received the attachment and opened it on his laptop.

This is a high-definition picture. To be precise, it is a high-definition terrain map. It depicts the structure of the Jehra Barracks where the US military is located in detail.

Each building is marked with its coordinates, how many US troops live inside, and what unit it belongs to.

Countries in the Middle East are very dissatisfied with this US military attack. There are many people in their countries who sympathize with Yin Lac.

Saddam used national morality, brotherhood, money, beautiful women, and other means to bribe a large number of sympathizers and serve as their intelligence spies.

Even if it is some highly confidential information, it is not a problem for Yin Lak to obtain it.

The Arab coalition forces participating in this war were only responsible for patrolling and protecting the base, and did not want to actually participate in US military combat operations.

Jehra Barracks mainly houses the forward troops of the US military.

Although it is said to be a military camp, it is actually no more than a small town.

All units live in apartment-style buildings.

Twelve people live in a class, sharing a suite. There are nearly 500 people in one building, which is equivalent to a camp.

In addition, Jehra Barracks, like other US military barracks, has leisure, entertainment, office, shopping and other facilities.

Overall, it looks like a fully functional town.

However, the people living here are soldiers, not civilians.

On the detailed high-definition map, even the dormitory numbers and command structures of US soldiers are clearly marked.

Conspicuous red circles circle these key targets respectively, with a total of more than one hundred.

Some of the yellow triangles mark the command structures and residences of American generals. These are targets that need to be struck immediately.

The generals led by Yin Lak looked at the target map and pondered.

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