In Rahman's latest roadmap, the action that originally aimed at seizing the Syrian regime and forming an alliance with the Iraqi Liberal Party has become part of a series of military operations; after more than once, in the current action plan, even the capture of Saudi Arabia has been relegated to the stage goal, and Rahman's vision has been set on unifying the entire Arab world and finally establishing a huge Liberal empire!

but……

Is this kind of wild plan really possible?

Seeing that tonight's combat meeting had ended, he walked out of the smoke-filled room with everyone and walked through the cool breeze-blowing corridor to the foyer. Hassan Khalid recalled Rahman's actions at the meeting before and shook his head in confusion.

Abdul Rahman, leader of the Syrian Liberal Party, may have his luck and talent beyond his reach; but as an expert in air military affairs, Khalid clearly knows how relied on the Air Force in his grand plan, and the current FSA (freedom-sy Japanese-airforce) can be said to be completely unable to bear such heavy expectations.

Due to the sudden outbreak of the civil war, the Liberal Party's war preparations were not sufficient. When the civil war broke out, they only captured about 30 J-10a and J-10as "Raptors" fighters from the two SRAF air bases through surprise attacks, and dozens of old G-29 and G-23ms. These already limited number of fighters suffered great losses in the civil war and the fierce battle with the Iraqi New Party. Although after the civil war broke out, FSA quickly obtained a batch of F-16c and D "Fighting Falcons" from Turkey, these fighters were mainly used to support the attack of ground troops. Because when the civil war broke out, the Liberal Party armed forces did not grab many attack aircraft from the SRAF. The only Su-22 fighter bombers were hit by flight accidents one after another or were densely populated by medium and low-altitude air defense missiles in Syria. In short, the number was very rare.

If you take a look at FSA's current weak financial resources, let alone facing the strong and unaffected Alsa (United-nation-sex-airforce, United Nations Security Force Air Force), you can't even deal with the SRAF and the Iraqi New Party in the east.

With such thin air force, how can we establish the so-called Liberal Empire?

As one of the core members of the Syrian Liberal Party, Khalid knew very well that Abdul Rahman never fought unprepared battles. Since he was able to speak such bold words with confidence, he naturally found a strong backer, or had the confidence to win. If there were secret support from other major powers, in this era when aviation competition was becoming increasingly popular and fighter jet trading was extremely active, it would not be difficult to input dozens or hundreds of advanced fighter jets; as long as the SRAF, which was also damaged, was the minimum guarantee for combat operations on the ground. Then, it would be possible not to mention solving the new Iraqi Party and unifying the entire Syrian territory.

But then again, it is OK to think about this kind of thing. The question is who will support Syria in the civil war?

He thought about all the major powers in the world in a puzzled way, but could not think of any possible answer. Although Khalid is a backbone of the Liberal Party, he is very clear about the international rejection of Arab extremism. He feels that the Liberal Party is not only dependent on Türkiye, but also the European Community behind Turkey, and other countries cannot really expect anything.

From this point of view, the so-called "strong aid" is indeed just a leader's idea?

He sneezes twice at the cold wind blowing in front of him. Khalid felt that he should not think so much, and just follow the leader's instructions and do his duty well.

As the meeting ended, the originally lively room became very quiet.

Having just published a long speech, Abdul Rahman, who was a little sleepy, stretched his long and tidal waist in his seat and ordered the waiter who stood with his hands hanging out of the door to bring the nights. He focused his mind on the seat. In the cold night of Syria, Rahman's thinking seemed to have returned to those nights lingering in Haifa, living in the Israeli country that he had been hostile for his life. How could those Jewish little abacus hide from his sharp eyes?

Taking advantage of the collapse of the oil economy, it caused war in the Arab world, leaving the Arabs trapped in internal struggles with each other and had no time to deal with these guys who were lying on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean. These people under the satellite really did not change their calculating nature!

Hehe, but even so what? They are just using each other anyway.

Taking advantage of the unstable situation in the Arab countries, I have been planning and leading the overall situation in Haifa for several years. Although the sudden attack is a bit hasty now - Kharif is right, everything cannot be waited for. Didn’t the great prophet also gather the only manpower to launch the first holy war against the pagans?

oh……

Speaking of which, the Kharif beside him...

As the thoughts spread, a hint of undetectable confusion appeared in Rahman's expression; he glanced at the man beside him with a little suspicion, but a sense of panic in his heart without warning; why did this person have no impression of him? He is really like he said, who has been following his confidant for many years?

With his years of seclusion in the enemy country and struggling in the conspiracy circle, Rahman seemed to have discovered the strangeness of the whole thing. He vaguely felt something was wrong. However, as he peeked invisibly, he sat calmly, as if the man who entered the state of meditation looked back at him indifferently. In the moment when the two of them met and their eyes met, this doubt disappeared out of thin air like raindrops in the desert, without any trace left.

"Mr. Rahman."

"Oh...you mean..."

"I know, what are you worried about."

The middle-aged man named Kharif still had his words as calm as ever, his tone was indifferent and without any fluctuations, as if the things he was talking about had no connection with himself:

"The implementation of the combat plan will naturally have strong guarantees. Personally, I am very interested in the aerial force of modern warfare and have made some preparations; these preparations are enough to ensure that our plan will proceed smoothly until the dissidents are completely expelled and the Arab Empire belonging to the free people is established.
Chapter completed!