"Wait!"
Cutting off the call with Angel, Song Heping felt more assured.
His prediction was not wrong.
The movements of Americans both domestically and in the Middle East, as well as various meetings of Congress, seemed to indicate one thing — the Americans' tolerance for the 1515 armed group had reached a critical point.
Song Heping didn't forget why he came here.
If he were to fight desperately and lead these thousand men under Samir to aid the Iliko Government Army at Haddid, it would merely be taking bullets for the Americans.
Moreover, from a tactical standpoint, it would be meaningless, as the fruits of their efforts could easily be reaped by the Americans.
From a strategic perspective, it holds even less meaning.
Preserve the land and lose the people, and you lose both the land and the people; preserve the people and lose the land, and you preserve both the land and the people.
The strategic thoughts of past instructors were forever ingrained in Song Heping's mind.
