In reality, under the current circumstances, East Africa's war potential has not been fully realized, as East Africa has a sufficient number of reserves that can support the battlefield at any time.
The mindset of the East African government can be understood as both maintaining normal production activities and social order, while also ensuring the final victory in the war.
As long as the frontline does not face any unfavorable situations for East Africa, the East African government does not need to expand the scale of the war. Of course, if the war can be ended sooner, it is undoubtedly the result that East Africa desires. However, East Africa is currently on the defensive, aiming to exhaust the enemy's time, energy, manpower, morale, ammunition, equipment, and more.
