Siheyuan: I eat melons while doing scientific research

Chapter 1158: Aftermath
This streak of light is naturally the Zhengxian-62, which is none other than the 6307 escort boat that is patrolling and guarding in the operation area.

The radar of boat 6307, which was spinning wildly just now, has now received a response.

Unlike 6308 which followed the destroyer just in case, 6307 had been on alert around the operation area. Although its guns could not reach the 392 ship, its anti-ship missile's killing range was completely eliminated.

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Four streaks of light, 6307 gave enough respect to the 392 ship, a legitimate destroyer, and fired four shots at once. Due to the close distance, even when the first anti-ship missile had hit 4, the fourth one had just popped out of the launch box.

There were no lost missiles. At this distance, even the Zhengxian-62 did not need to adjust its course according to the missile-borne radar, it could just head straight for the coordinates given by the ship-borne radar.

In the sight of the comrades, four balls of fire rose from the enemy ship 392. They were much more powerful than all the shells. Putting aside other things, the volume of the fire alone was incomparable to that of the shells.

Even for a 130mm gun, the shell weighs only 30-40kg, and the explosives are only a few kilograms.

Under the semi-armor-piercing warhead of the Zhengxian-62, the hull of the enemy ship 392 was like paper. Four 160kg warheads exploded inside the enemy ship's hull, raising debris all over the sky.

Destroyer fragments *N, enemy fragments also *N.

For the Fletcher-class destroyer, this blow was too heavy to bear, and even an anti-ship missile exploded in the ammunition depot.

The ammunition may not necessarily be used in the South Peninsula, but it must be fully loaded. At this time, the full ammunition will play its role.

The ammunition depot that exploded directly blew up the front main gun ammunition depot of 392, and 392 was split into two halves right at the bow.

Grab the kill, I am professional in anti-ship missiles.

All of their own ships at sea stopped their attacks and just watched the enemy ship slowly sink.

At this time, on the destroyer with a tattered bow, our captain was secretly delighted.

My boat is damaged! It needs repairing! It's just right, I can jump the queue while it's being repaired and modified.

I have to say that our comrades have quite flexible thinking patterns.

Regardless of what the captain thought, our fleet commander issued an order: "Stop the operation temporarily and rescue the people first!"

Scoop up the enemy first. As we all know, we treat prisoners best.

In the lighthouse operation area, the water in the cofferdam has been drained, and the comrades have begun to drive piles and lay the foundation, just wanting to build this lighthouse well.

However, after hearing the order from the formation commander, the comrades in the cofferdam were still mixing and pouring concrete, but the landing craft providing support nearby all began to leave to rescue people first.
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Our media reacted very quickly. Just five hours after the naval battle, our news agency issued a statement strongly condemning the hegemonic behavior of the South Peninsula that affected our normal shipping operations, and there was video evidence as evidence.

"...the puppet troops of the South Peninsula of Northeast Asia brazenly opened fire on our ships that were normally maintaining the waterway, causing certain damage to our ships. We had no choice but to launch a counterattack, and through hard fighting, we achieved the result of sinking an enemy destroyer. Combined with our previous normal law enforcement process, a total of one enemy destroyer built by the US was sunk and another was rammed and sunk when it was out of control. We express our strong indignation and strongly condemn the other side... We recorded the local criminal acts throughout the process and have video footage as evidence..."

There are not many countries that can get the video. After all, it is not decades later, and we cannot retrieve the video by clicking on a webpage. However, our news agency said it very clearly: "... the criminal acts of the puppet army in the southern peninsula and related video materials can be obtained from our foreign affairs department..."

Other countries may not react so quickly, but the North Peninsula followed suit at the first opportunity. They did not express any opinions on the issue of maritime ownership, but in the news release of the news agency, they strongly criticized the pseudo-regime in the South Peninsula with righteous words.

At this time, international public opinion was mainly divided into two camps, one condemning and the other encouraging. As for who the people in each camp were, you can actually guess without even looking at it.

This incident quickly calmed down the Citigroups who were ready to reap the benefits. It seemed that the South Peninsula was still not enough. They couldn't even cause any real damage to the Orientals.

The lighthouse is growing upwards centimeter by centimeter, and at the same time we are discussing countermeasures to this issue in our country.

"Since they insist on saying this is an island, then we'll just give them what they want." A leader smiled happily. Since you are so polite, we feel really embarrassed.

"But there is no island there, Chief," said the comrade in charge of reporting.

"It doesn't matter whether there is one or not. It's not a trench. What if the magic of nature comes into play? The key is that since they say our reef is an island, we still have to respond to their demands in a timely manner. An island is just an object that can be above the sea level at any time. The key is that they have taken the initiative to say that it is an island. If we don't do something, we will be too sorry to the enemy. How can we do that?"

While we were discussing this incident, other forces were not idle either. Although they were not Citigroup members, they were actually very involved in this matter, but the ones who discussed this matter the most were the Japanese.

"Seniors, the most important thing now is whether we should respond to their actions on Koh Kong Island?"

They also said that it was Koh Kong Island, which is actually very telling.

"No, it is best for us not to provoke the other side now. Our country's normalization process still needs their help." said a Japanese soldier.

"But we only need to deal with the people on that island. Although the people on the mainland are large in size, they have no influence in the international arena."

"Baga!!! You are too short-sighted. I can foresee that as time goes by, that small island will not have much time left to occupy a seat in the League of Nations. The people on that island have no ambition at all!" a Japanese soldier scolded. The target of his scolding was his own juniors. For the Japanese soldiers who were deeply rooted in the seniority system, their own juniors were easier to control.

I have to say that there are still some wise people among the Japanese. In fact, every nation and country has wise people, but they are often swept up by society and cannot necessarily exert the power they imagine.

"Can we just let the incident on Koh Kong Island go?"

"Wait and see! Wait and see! Remember, the opportunity we need to seize now is to normalize our country, rather than fighting for the gains and losses of a city or a place..." said a Japanese soldier.

The Japanese were like this, as were the Citibank bosses. They actually wanted to do more, but the development of events was obviously not as they imagined.

"Gentlemen, the most important thing now is whether we can provide substantial support to the South Peninsula." An officer with flowers on his shoulder asked at Citigroup's South Peninsula Command.

"Mr. General, I think this is totally unnecessary. If we can act freely after achieving certain achievements in the South Peninsula, then we don't need this excuse. Moreover, this excuse is very troublesome to maintain. After all, it is a matter between the South Peninsula and the Orientals." A Citibank guy had a normal head.

"But are we just going to watch the Orientals occupy these seas?"

"Whether the Orientals occupy it or not has no impact on our strategy, Mr. General. We just need the Japanese or the South Peninsula to have an excuse, but whether we control it or not is actually not important."

That's why people say that Citigroup and John Bull are yoked father and son. When it comes to being troublemakers, they really follow in their father's footsteps.

"Then we will not take any substantive actions regarding what happened in the Eastern Sea of ​​the Orientals. After all, that sea area is too dangerous for us."

The Citigroup is good at a crushing security war, and it would be fine if it could bribe the other side's military commander in advance, but if it comes to a real head-on confrontation, the Citigroup's ability is actually not outstanding.

They do not have that ability. Since the founding of their country, they have fought only a handful of wars to truly destroy a legitimate regime.

The Grenada and Panama games where we bullied weaklings don't count. If such "wars" with super weaklings are to be boasted as achievements, then it means there is really nothing to brag about.

Therefore, whether in our eastern waters or southern waters, the Citigroups are not prepared to take any substantive action.

With the attitude of the Citigroup guys, there is no need to pay attention to the attitude of the South Peninsula. They are determined to follow their father.
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The enemy is not prepared to move, but we are different. Post-war summary can be regarded as our traditional virtue.

Regardless of the size of the unit, the pre-battle Zhuge Liang meeting and the post-battle summary meeting are our magic weapons to improve our combat effectiveness.

It’s just that the level of this summary meeting is really a bit high.

This was a meeting organized by the Defense Working Committee on behalf of the Navy. The meeting had only one theme, which was to summarize experiences and lessons. Even if we won the war, there were still experiences and lessons to be summarized.

"We need large ships, otherwise we will be at a great disadvantage in low-intensity conflicts at sea," said a comrade from the navy.

The predicament of 6307 and 6308 in the face of enemy warships in low-intensity conflicts was reported to the headquarters of the Naval Equipment Bureau almost immediately. Failure is not terrible, but not recognizing failure is terrible. Of course, our performance in the lighthouse operation area actually had nothing to do with failure.

However, the dilemma of the small boat facing the enemy's large ship at that time still attracted our attention.

How to solve this problem has now become the most concerning issue for comrades.

To be honest, this is a relatively basic issue, or more of a problem caused by administrative divisions and procedures, and Gao Zhendong did not need to step in. However, the Defense Work Committee liked it, so they still pulled Gao Zhendong over.

Gao Zhendong listened and took notes with a notebook in hand, but did not speak much at the beginning of the meeting.

“…We need to set up an organization to deal with low-intensity conflicts. Otherwise, our navy will be called upon every time, which is not conducive to our peaceful takeover of the islands…” a comrade from the navy spoke eloquently.

(End of this chapter)