Working as a police officer in Mexico-Chapter 783 - 430 Yucatan Island Body Refining Practitioner Attempts to Use Physical Means to Defy Fate!_2

783: Chapter 430: Yucatan Island Body Refining Practitioner Attempts to Use Physical Means to Defy Fate!_2

783 -430: Yucatan Island Body Refining Practitioner Attempts to Use Physical Means to Defy Fate!_2

“We propose splitting the Armored Army into two divisions, with each state deploying two armored divisions and one infantry regiment, along with one division from the Fifth Army, stationed separately in Morelos State and Tras State.”

“Wouldn’t that be too many troops?

Both are small states,” Casare, seeing Victor furrow his brow, decisively chose to “self-explode” and raised his hand to inquire.

Edward Fritz Blomberg respected this plump man.

After all, he was the general’s blood brother and had somehow been directly reassigned to a high position in the military.

Most importantly, he controlled logistics.

The army cannot function without logistics.

So, when he heard Casare’s question, he smiled and explained, “Both states are on the frontline, facing the most direct military pressure.

Moreover, they form a pincer attack on Puebla State.

If necessary, the combined forces from each state can mount a thunderous assault.”

“Puebla State is like meat near our mouths.

If we want to tear it apart, we can do so at any moment.

For us, it’s straightforward, but for the Southern drug traffickers, it’s a psychological and logistical burden.

Over time, they’ll crumble under their own weight.”

Casare suddenly understood.

What a sinister plan!

No one involved in war has a clean conscience.

“Additionally, I recommend making a big show of the first few Border Sentinels who defect to us.

However, they shouldn’t be sent to the frontlines.

Give them cushy positions, let them retire in peace.

It’ll send a clear message to many in the South: the Government Forces accept surrenders, and defectors can enjoy a good life.”

Everyone present was intelligent and understood the rationale.

They exchanged glances before collectively looking at Victor.

The general smiled, “Then let’s create a Military Propaganda Department under the Department of Defense.

Assign them posts within it to focus on promoting the army’s image and policies.”

Everyone nodded in agreement.

“Continue.”

Edward Fritz Blomberg nodded and was about to continue briefing the army’s operational plans when there was a knock at the door.

Joseph Xiafei, from the Guard Department, strode in with an excited expression.

“General, Joachim Ribbentrop’s office sent intelligence from the Drug Enforcement Department.”

“Someone delivered an anonymous letter claiming that Georgia, the eldest son of Gulf Group’s leader Abrego, will meet with Khun Sa’s representative in Bangkok, Thailand.”

“Is the intel reliable?” Army Chief Erich Ludendorff asked urgently.

“Unclear, but I don’t see why anyone would bother deceiving us,” Joseph Xiafei replied.

These words made everyone fall silent.

Their eyes glimmered with determination.

If they could eliminate him, it would undoubtedly mark a milestone in their anti-narcotics efforts.

The Gulf Group…

Has been a festering cancer for far too long.

“Should we notify the Thai police?” someone suggested, but the idea was instantly dismissed.

“No way.

You know better than anyone what the situation is like within Thailand.

Not much better than a mess.

Do you have any idea how many of their police collaborate with drug traffickers?

If we call them today, Khun Sa will know about it by tomorrow.”

Thailand’s corruption is infamous worldwide.

The “Blue Diamond Affair” in Saudi Arabia still sparks endless chatter.

It’s astonishing how shameless people can be!

Even our neighbors in Japan and South Korea are left astounded.

Damn it, turns out we don’t have the thickest skins after all.

Baka, the Thais are unbelievably shameless!

There are no good guys in the Golden Triangle.

If you travel to Thailand, make sure, make absolutely sure, not to show off wealth.

Otherwise, you’ll get a taste of true despair.

From Thailand to Europe and North America, there are intricate criminal networks.

To some extent, it’s filthier even than Old Mexico, where local gangs show absolutely no honor or scruples.

“Then let’s find a scapegoat.

The DEA.

Get the United States Drug Enforcement Administration involved.

We’ll bypass the Thai government and act unilaterally.

I don’t believe that after the fact, the Thai government would even dare show us a red face,” Victor interrupted, leaning forward and slapping the table.

This tactic is called “borrowing the tiger’s skin to accomplish great deeds.”

The United States has dozens of military bases in Thailand, including eleven Army bases, more than thirty Air Force bases, five Naval bases, three missile bases, and two radar facilities.

Additionally, the U.S.

operates from twenty-four airfields in Thailand.

Even now, the U.S.

Marine Corps remains stationed in Pattaya.

Victor acknowledged that when it comes to influence, Mexico is still far behind the United States…

During the Cold War, it was only ever about two nations.

Now that the Soviet Union was as good as dead, anyone could see which way the future was headed.

No one would risk offending the United States unnecessarily.

“So, who do we send?”

“How about the Army?” Erich Ludendorff suggested.

“No, no, no.

Are you planning to haul in rocket launchers?

I think we should leave it to the professionals.

Let the Mexican Drug Enforcement Agency (AMD) handle it,” Casare waved his hand dismissively, turning to Victor.

“Boss, what do you think?”

The general thought for a moment and nodded.

“Let’s do as you say.

Send Marcus Phoenix alongside the DEA’s counter-terrorism unit.

They must execute a kill-on-sight operation.

I’ll coordinate this matter with The Pentagon.”

Having an in-law as the U.S.

Secretary of Defense has its perks.

“Take out Georgia and put a satisfying end to this year for us.”

…

Morelos State.

Izukar, the town closest to Puebla State on the border.

It’s just a small town.

The total population isn’t even 2,000.

But stationed here is an entire regiment of the Armored Army.

To prevent a counterattack by the drug traffickers, they’re building fortifications, aiming to turn this town into a fortress.