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Chapter 652 Time is running out for them! (Seeking monthly votes)
Now, even a fool can see what Wu Aiguo, the vice chairman of the alliance and general manager of the Northwest branch, is thinking.

The goal is to force the main force of the alliance to engage in a major battle with the main force of the Myanmar army!

This is a blatant conspiracy, and the Mandalay side has no choice but to accept it, even if they have to grit their teeth. Otherwise, they could easily be replaced by Wu Aiguo's forces and quickly marginalized.

At least on the surface, Wu Aiguo has nothing to be criticized for!
In terms of seniority, Wu Aiguo raised the banner earlier, and his troops were not the core of the alliance.

Crucially, Wu Aiguo's performance has been commendable since the alliance was formed.

He completed every mission assigned by the Alliance to a very high standard.

Some of the alliance's main forces' actions were clearly aimed at stealing credit and reaping the benefits, but Wu Aiguo tolerated it all for the sake of a greater cause.

The alliance's main force has done a terrible job in the distribution of weapons and ammunition; even insiders feel it's been excessive.

Wu Aiguo did not retaliate, but instead cooperated with the main force of the alliance to sweep through the entire northern region of Myanmar, and even risked capturing the important central city of Mandalay.

Even at this point, Wu Aiguo still did not forcibly seize the right to allocate the weapons and ammunition provided by the domestic government.

Instead, in accordance with the requirements of the main force of the alliance, most of them were transported to the Mandalay region by rail and road.

In fact, everyone knows that after the main force of the alliance captured Mandalay, they had no shortage of weapons and ammunition; the amount of spoils alone was astronomical.

Otherwise, it would have been impossible for Mandalay to so easily raise an armed force of 100,000 people.

In particular, the various tribes in northern Myanmar saw an opportunity for the alliance's main force to sweep across the entire country and actively sought to join the Mandalay side.

At this point, Wu Aiguo suddenly changed his usual style.

They would send telegrams every few days urging the alliance's main forces to move south.

He also stated that the alliance's main force currently has no shortage of troops or weapons and ammunition, and their morale is also quite high.

Now, if we don't seize the opportunity to sweep across the entire country of Myanmar, are we going to continue to delay?
All the telegrams sent by Wu Aiguo were in plain text!

Finally, there was a threat: if the main alliance felt that preparations were not sufficient and that it was not the right time to head south, the Northwest branch could take over.

Now, Mandalay has no choice but to act!
The Northwest Branch's forces, on the surface, consist of only three light infantry divisions and the headquarters' security brigade.

In reality, with the addition of numerous farm security personnel, as well as public security and armed police maintaining order in the town, the number easily exceeded 50,000.

Of course, unless the Northwest branch really abandons all previous operations and completely disregards them, it's impossible for them to do things this way.

Two light infantry divisions, plus other auxiliary troops, were dispatched at once, totaling approximately 12,000 to 15,000 men.

However, their fighting prowess was something that the Mandalay side greatly feared.

In addition, there are armed powered delta wing flight units and armored vehicle units working together, making their combat power even more formidable.

At least two to three times the number of troops the Myanmar army would need to barely hold out in the central region.

However, if special operations are added, the Burmese army probably won't be able to withstand it.

Under these circumstances, Mandalay had no choice but to reluctantly accept it.

They don't give the Northwest Branch a chance to send troops; they clash with the Burmese army roughly every three months.

Currently, the main battlefront is in a stalemate.

However, on the underground front and in the battle for popular support, Mandalay had a significant advantage.

The central Myanmar region, the heart of Myanmar, was in complete chaos, with fighting raging everywhere.

The previous Burmese government exploited farmers in the central Myanmar region extremely ruthlessly. In the past, farmers in the central Myanmar region could only grit their teeth and accept their fate in the face of guns.

Fortunately, the land was indeed fertile, and three or even four harvests a year were easily achievable, at least ensuring that they wouldn't starve.

But now the situation is different. With the alliance backing them up, they are naturally going to unleash the resentment that has accumulated over the years.

The alliance's main forces also saw hope, which is why they launched wave after wave of offensives against the China-Myanmar and Lower Myanmar regions.

At least, the Northwest Branch Company, led by Wu Aiguo, did not cause any trouble in the transportation of food, supplies, weapons, and ammunition.

Now, anyone who understands the situation in Myanmar basically understands.

On the alliance's side, Mandalay was the first to achieve a major breakthrough, taking control of the entire central and lower Myanmar region in one fell swoop, thus laying a solid foundation for victory.

It seems that Wu Aiguo's Northwest branch is developing more rapidly, or perhaps it has completely lost faith in Mandalay and is taking matters into its own hands.

Regardless of which side ultimately wins, the domestic community will be happy to see it happen.

Therefore, the support of weapons and ammunition has never stopped.

Fortunately, the intensity of the fighting in Myanmar is only considered average from a domestic perspective; it would be considered good if it could be called medium intensity.

In preparation for war, China has stockpiled a massive amount of weapons and ammunition, making it easy to support our comrades in Myanmar.

Not to mention, Wu Aiguo's Northwest Branch has already established several complete bullet production lines.

The Mandalay side is both delighted and furious about the current situation.

In fact, most of the other ethnic groups' leaders there have to thank Wu Aiguo for his coercion and urging.

In normal times, the chairman of the alliance is ruthless when it comes to dealing with his own comrades.

They even touted that Myanmar is a country for the Burmese people, and they've stirred up all sorts of messy things.

This caused the league's situation to plummet from its peak to its lowest point at an astonishing speed.

Those who don't know the situation might think that the chairman of the alliance is in cahoots with the Myanmar side, but the final result has raised suspicions.

The situation is completely different now!

The alliance captured Mandalay in one fell swoop, occupying a large territory in the fertile and rich Central Myanmar region.

The benefits inside are enough for the alliance's top brass to eat and drink their fill, with plenty to spare.

Then they were forced to keep sending troops south.

In this situation, only someone with a brain fart would cause trouble internally.

And so, the atmosphere among the main forces of the alliance has remained quite good. This is one of the main reasons why their combat effectiveness can be guaranteed.

Wu Aiguo was quite satisfied with the result.

Everyone assumed that he had grown powerful enough to begin vying for control of the alliance with the Mandalay side.

It could be said that he felt his forces were sufficient to sweep through Myanmar, and he was just waiting for the day when America would withdraw its troops from Annam and Siam.

Therefore, the time given to the league's key players is actually running out.

As for his other, very secretive thought, some people may have guessed it, but Wu Aiguo would never admit it. He is a typical Alliance fighter, wholeheartedly dedicated to helping the people of Myanmar escape their suffering.

(End of this chapter)