Franchise God - Chapter 1642



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Franchise God Episode 1642

350. Wicked women who are obsessed with their ex-husbands (5)

I managed to connect to the hotline with great difficulty, but the call ended with me feeling unpleasant.

“Your Majesty, what did Marshal Ha Su-yeong say that made you so upset?”

“That’s some ridiculous talk. The Crimean garrison has been annihilated, so prepare some gold to ransom the prisoners.”

“That can’t be. Our forces are successfully defending themselves now.”

“I don’t feel good.”

Ha Soo-young is not the type of person to talk nonsense.

President Marshchev hesitated for a moment and then picked up the phone.

“Connect me to the Crimean Peninsula commander.”

-All right.

The phone rang several times, and finally Commander Chokolaevich picked up the phone.

-Your Majesty, this is Lieutenant General Chokolaevich.

“What is the current situation in Crimea?”

– The Korean Expeditionary Force is firing shells, but it is not a cause for concern. The range is not enough to reach our shelters. However, the fortified defensive barriers are collapsing, so when the concentrated fire is over, the enemy tanks are expected to charge.

“Crimea is the gateway to the Mediterranean. We can never lose it. Do you understand?”

– Yes! The Great Russian Army will defend Crimea to the last soldier!

“Don’t worry too much, we’re preparing air support, so just hold on a little longer.”

-All right!

President Marshchev hung up the phone and looked relieved, but he also laughed at Ha Su-young.

“How ridiculous. You can tell a lie with just one phone call.”

“I think that Chief Ha Su-yeong had quite a bit of fun with bluffing in the US and has really taken a liking to it.”

“No matter what, this is a bit much. The air support for the Crimean Peninsula will proceed as planned.”

“Understood, Your Majesty.”

President Marshchev recalled the former president he had overthrown.

The Ukrainian war was his final legacy to Russia.

Marshchev himself came to power under the pretext of opposing that legacy.

But now, more than anyone else, he is taking the lead in preserving this legacy.

‘This is the gateway to the Mediterranean that we have somehow acquired. We will never give up.’

Suddenly, I felt a twinge of regret.

‘Should we have given up on occupying Ukraine as China said, made peace, and focused on advancing into the Korean Peninsula?’

The fact that they had taken over the capital made them eager to annex it, which ultimately led to this result.

Although he felt a little regretful, Marshichev soon shook his head vigorously and shook it off.

‘At that time, anyone would have thought about annexing Ukraine. Who would have thought that the French-Korean garrison would enter Ukraine in less than a day? I was not wrong.’

Soon after, tragic news arrived.

That not a single Russian fighter or bomber that had sent out to provide air support returned.

President Marshchev could not believe this at all.

“Didn’t the Korean military have a hard time even against the weak Chinese Air Force? How could it be that not a single one of our Mother Russia fighters returned?”

“The Korean Expeditionary Force’s power then and now is different. The Korean Expeditionary Force is now concentrated in Ukraine to the point where the mainland is in danger.”

“No matter what… … .”

“Although 72 aircraft did not return, it was not without its achievements. It is said that 86 enemy aircraft were shot down.”

“72nd to 86th class?”

Still, it wasn’t a crushing defeat.

President Marshchev’s face brightened just a little.

The Minister of Defense added with a determined look.

“Yes! And it is said that the number of enemy aircraft was more than 1.5 times that of our air force. When you consider it comprehensively, it means that they suffered heavy losses.”

“Hmm, that’s a relief.”

* * *

Moscow was completely unaware of the exact situation in Crimea.

Satellite observations are hampered by clouds and fog, and all communication lines laid by the engineers have long since been hijacked.

Russian troops stationed in Crimea were trapped in dark underground bunkers and fortresses, repeatedly requesting support from Moscow, which received no response.

“The Crimean Peninsula is surrounded! It is impossible to know what has happened to other friendly forces! We need support!”

“Chi, chiik, chiiik…….”

“Moscow! Please answer! Don’t abandon us! It’s too dark and gloomy here!”

Suddenly, it was so quiet that even the sound of enemy shells could not be heard.

Yet, I could feel the constant, violent vibrations, as if heavy equipment was rolling all over the ground.

“This is not the vibration caused by combat. It is the noise of engineers working.”

The commander asked with a haggard face that seemed to have aged several years in response to the engineer captain’s report.

“Does that mean that our ground forces have been completely annihilated?”

“It is clear that the ground battle is over. The Korean Expeditionary Force is just doing the follow-up work after the battle.”

I couldn’t believe it.

All we did was fire a quick artillery strike at the enemy troops facing off across the Crimean Peninsula, and before the day was up we were in this situation.

Trapped underground, all communications were cut off and there was no way to know what was going on.

“These guys, maybe they don’t even know we’re trapped here?”

“… … That can’t be.”

Was it a problem that the command bunker was built too well?

Could it be that the enemy occupying forces don’t even know that there is a command bunker here because it is hidden so well?

“You know our situation in Moscow, right?”

“They must have noticed a long time ago when they couldn’t contact the command center. They must have sent reinforcements.”

“But are there any reserves left on the mainland that could provide support?”

Russia had little capacity left to continue the war.

If the war continues for two more years under the current circumstances, we may end up having to spit out Crimea.

So, we stopped advancing any further and started to strengthen the fortifications in the occupied territory.

The surprise attack against the retreating Chinese army ended up being a failure.

“I will definitely come to rescue you from my home country.”

“That’s right. It has to be that way… … .”

The command center, trapped in a dark underground bunker, had no idea.

Through the captured communication line, Freedom continues to report in the voice of the commander that ‘all is well on the southern front’.

That Moscow is completely unaware of the situation in Crimea.

* * *

Major General Kieran, the Irish Joint Force’s deputy chief of staff for operations, was with his officers in the war in Ukraine.

He was speechless at the fighting power and combat endurance of the Korean military.

The Korean army, which set off from Paris, ran nonstop at a speed of 90 kilometers per hour and reached the Crimean Peninsula.

Running 2,300 km without stopping. It was an amazing ability to advance.

The Korean military’s capabilities did not stop there.

“Enemy fire has commenced! Railgun automatic interception initiated!”

“Enemy shells intercepted successfully! Enemy shells intercepted successfully!”

What was that railgun tactic called?

Wasn’t it called an aerial fortress that made a 10km radius area an absolute territory?

First of all, any enemy attack that comes within a 10km radius can be completely destroyed, regardless of whether it is a fighter jet, tank, missile, or shell.

It was incredibly fast and small, like a railgun bullet.

The caliber is too small, like a rifle bullet.

He said that unless it was like that, it would be impossible to penetrate the railgun tactical plane’s fire net.

But Russia doesn’t have a railgun, and even if you shoot a rifle from 10km away, it won’t even reach halfway and will stop.

The Crimean Peninsula, which the Russian army had been fortifying with all its might, suddenly fell silent.

The unmanned self-propelled guns continued to fire shells at the enemy fortress walls without stopping. It felt as if the sky was being torn apart and the ground was being shattered.

Enemy air support arrived, but somehow one after another they abandoned the fight and ejected from their cockpits.

It was hard for Chief Keerun to come to his senses at the sight that seemed like an emergency evacuation drill.

“Why does the Russian Air Force abandon aircraft one after another without even properly flying them in combat?”

“That’s because the fighter’s computer was disabled due to electronic warfare attacks. The Russian Air Force is not well prepared for electronic warfare.”

Chief Keerun thought this way.

Could it be that the EMP attack from Korea is just ridiculously powerful?

‘Does it make sense that there were no friendly casualties in such a large-scale battle?’

It makes sense in the Korean military.

All dangerous battles are being fought with unmanned equipment at the forefront.

Korean soldiers simply ‘click’ from the safe rear, and even that rear is protected by thorough armor and a wide surveillance net, so the enemy cannot do anything.

“Honestly, if we had done this much, wouldn’t Ukraine have to give half of Crimea to our enemy?”

When the Korean commander made a joke, the staff members all agreed in unison.

“That’s a given. You should show your gratitude by cutting it in half.”

“Honestly, if we cut it in half, wouldn’t Russia never be able to directly interfere with Ukraine again? If I were a Ukrainian citizen, I would unconditionally give half and ask them to continue to protect us in the future.”

“It seems like it’s almost settled. Now, let’s go pick up those poor bear cubs who were given the wrong owner.”

“Victory!”

“Oh, and don’t forget to continue falsely reporting that Crimea is alive in Moscow.”

“You can’t give up tea-bashing.”

* * *

So lovely, the most beautiful, fit, wealthy and prestigious wife in the world.

But my wife left me because she had a change of heart due to my, my family’s, and my relatives’ misjudgments, mistakes, and arrogance.

My wife, who knew this day would come, kept putting off registering our marriage no matter how much I urged her to do so.

I want to try again, but my ex-wife is just hanging around and not paying any attention to me.

America’s psychology toward Ha Su-young was basically like this.

“You’re in that situation and you don’t ask me for help?”

I thought that when I was in a difficult situation, I would run to you and cry and say that I would try to do better.

Then, I was full of dreams thinking that I would pretend not to know anything and solve the problem, and then say, ‘Now, you’re going to file a marriage license and make the property jointly owned, right?’

But even though he secretly instigates gangsters to harass his ex-wife (who he has never registered as married to), he has not contacted her even once, despite having a hard time because of the gangsters surrounding him.

“Is that why you hate me so much now?”

Affection is the emotional substance that can most easily turn into anger.

Maybe that’s why the word ‘love and hate’ came into being.

It was difficult for the United States to accurately grasp what was happening in the Sino-Korean War and in the Crimean Peninsula.

This was because whenever a military satellite passed by, the battlefield was covered in clouds and fog.

However, the United States mobilized all its intelligence capabilities and eventually discovered the situation in Crimea.

“Crimea has been neutralized. Moscow does not yet know about it.”

“Why?”

“The Korean expeditionary force hijacked the Crimean Peninsula communication line and disguised the voice of the garrison commander to make it seem like a defensive battle was in full swing.”

“… … Is that possible?”

“It seems that the re-creation was so perfect that President Marshchev, his entourage, and even his family were completely fooled.”

Washington hardliners were uncomfortable in many ways.

It pisses me off so much that my ex-wife (we never registered our marriage) is surrounded by punks with tattoos of a brown bear, a panda, and a wild boar.

At this point, it would be natural to pretend you can’t win and come back.

“I think that simply withdrawing the 7th Fleet wasn’t enough.”

“We need to support Russia secretly. It would be enough to just lift economic sanctions without making it obvious.”

The deeper the original affection, the deeper the hatred and resentment.