Reborn in 2010, the AI ​​in my mind is too powerful.

A once-famous mouse on Bilibili, a new UP master, Tongliao Khan, Little John Khan, once said that the United Nations is not a place for small countries to have a voice.

However, this is not absolute. Generally speaking, the sound can still be produced, but whether there is an echo is uncertain.

The Mexicans' experience, after a series of setbacks, proved this point.

Mexico has become a focus of attention at both the Security Council and the General Assembly.

They launched a team battle and were immediately matched with teammates. The team's lineup was very impressive. It was once one of the two poles of the world, the Great Power, which had split into two parts but still had a lot of wealth. Half of Europe, led by France and Germany, as well as the governments of all Africa, firmly supported it and condemned the aurora's aggressive behavior.

This is a historic moment; it's the first time a company has been dragged into the spotlight and accused of invading another country.

However, their opponents are also very powerful. Currently, the two poles of the world, plus half of Europe led by Britain, the Middle East camp of Israel and Iran, and Australia and South America, all firmly support the aurora.

All the proposals were rejected outright by the United States. After a week of arguing, the aurora borealis had essentially taken over two states.

The US has even stopped pretending and directly presented videos provided by Aurora to show that they were just on a normal tourist trip for team building, even going so far as to show videos of them going through customs.

Then they said that when they arrived at the location, they were attacked by a group of armed gangsters who attempted to kidnap Aurora's employees.

Video evidence is available! Absolutely no AI traces! All verified using the latest Aurora technology! Aurora technology verification is absolutely accurate!

The US ambassador to the United Nations even used Google's AI to generate several very realistic videos on the spot, which were then uploaded to Aurora's verification page and immediately identified as AI-generated.

This behavior of taking the field himself and acting as the referee made even Da Mao laugh.

The representative from Da Mao said with a look of disdain, "The invaders are now trying to find all sorts of reasons for their aggression. Do they have the guts to do it but not the guts to admit it?"

The American representative smiled and said, "How about I put it another way? The Mexican people are oppressed by gangs and a corrupt government, and the aurora borealis is there to rescue them? How about that? Doesn't that sound familiar? Doesn't it match your reasons for invading Mexico?"

"We are not invading! We are preventing the Naziification of Ukraine!"

The American representative was prepared and took out a document from his briefcase: "The Convention on the Definition of Aggression, also known as the London Convention, is an international convention proposed by the Soviet Union in July 1933 and signed in London with Poland, Romania, Afghanistan, Turkey and other countries."

The convention defines aggression as an act of aggression, stipulating that a state is considered an aggressor if it initiates any of the following acts: declares war on another state, launches an armed invasion of another state’s territory, attacks another state’s ships or aircraft, imposes a naval blockade, or supports armed bandits who invade another state.

The convention also stipulates that no political, military, economic, or any other consideration may be used as a pretext for aggression.

Article 12 of the Resolution on the Definition of Aggression, signed on December 14, 1974, states that no act of aggression may be justified on any grounds of any nature, whether political, economic, military or otherwise.

Even if Ukraine were to become Nazi-ized, as long as it doesn't attack you, it has nothing to do with you!

The Russian representative was prepared for this, and he said with a smile, "Okay, then if we withdraw from Ukraine first, will the aurora borealis withdraw from Mexico?"

The American representative was stunned. He was shocked, not by Russia's actions, but by Aurora's intelligence capabilities.

Yesterday, Aurora's intelligence department contacted the US government through the CIA, informing them that Russia intended to take this opportunity to seek a dignified withdrawal of its troops from Ukraine.

The war has been going on for several years, with no results achieved and no money spent.

Although Ermao was badly beaten, the manpower was already very tight. Anyone over 25 years old would be arrested and conscripted as soon as they went out.

But Russia wasn't much better off. Russia didn't even dare to openly recruit soldiers in the cities. Moscow and St. Petersburg, two megacities, accounted for 12.4% of Russia's population, yet young men from these two cities were almost nowhere to be seen on the Ukrainian front. They were all conscripted as frontier soldiers.

The Buryat Republic's death rate was 27 times that of Moscow. The Tuva Republic suffered 120 deaths per 10,000 people, 40 times that of Moscow. The Kalmyk Republic fared even worse.

This, to some extent, further fueled the resistance among Eastern Europeans, because they clearly perceived that Russia had not changed at all for hundreds of years.

This pattern of sending troops to the frontier and exempting the capital region from service has been a four-hundred-year-old tradition in Mao's history.

1609年卡尔梅克人向沙皇效忠，自此就成了沙俄的提兵机，1672年第一次俄土战争出兵1.5万骑兵，1674年又派7000骑兵去顿河作战。整个18世纪，总人口才20万的卡尔梅克人为沙皇战死过7万。

This genocidal conscription pushed the Kalmyks to their limits. In 1771, Ubashi Khan led 17 people eastward to the Qing Dynasty, but only 8 eventually reached Xinjiang, an event known as the Torgut eastward return.

The Buryat people suffered a similar fate. Their ancestral homeland was Transbaikal, which had been lost to the Qing Dynasty. After 25 years of war, the Buryat people were completely subjugated and submitted to Russia. After the Treaty of Kyakhta was signed, the Qing Dynasty recognized their subjugation to the Russian Empire. From then on, these Mongoloid peoples became the cheapest parts of the war machine of Tsarist Russia, the Soviet Union, and the Russian Federation.

This structure did not ease during the Soviet era; on the contrary, it became even more severe. In the 1920s, a massive repression resulted in the execution of 10,000 Kalmyks; in the 1932 famine, another 60,000 died; and in 1943, the entire Kalmyk nation was unjustly exiled to Central Asia and Siberia, resulting in the deaths of another 40,000. Other border regions also experienced similar mass exiles.

The current situation inevitably evokes memories of the past. In Elista, the capital of Kalmykia, posters of fallen soldiers are plastered everywhere, with QR codes leading to accounts of their heroic deeds. In Ulan-Ude, the capital of Buryatia, property prices surged by 40% in the first two years of the war, fueled by military pay, and obituaries were arriving more frequently than packages.

This put a lot of pressure on Russia, and even the usually compliant Mongolia openly accused Russia of using ethnic minorities (Buryat, Tuva, and Kalmyk) as cannon fodder.

This was actually unavoidable; it wasn't that the Central Government of the Republic of Russia discriminated against the people in the border regions, but rather it was an inevitable consequence of their rule.

After the initial mobilization orders were issued in the early stages of the war, hundreds of thousands of young people from Europe and Russia flocked to the border crossings of Georgia, Armenia, and Kazakhstan, causing a public uproar that the Kremlin still finds unsettling.

If the capital region is out of control, the base of power will be shaken.

In contrast, in regions inhabited by people of East Asian descent, military pay was equivalent to a windfall relative to local prices, resulting in minimal political backlash. Putin preferred to borrow troops from North Korea and recruit mercenaries from Cuba and Africa rather than issue large-scale conscription orders in the Gyeonggi region.

However, the longer this path was followed, the deeper the internal rifts of Great Russia became. In addition, after Second Russia acquired various advanced drones, it dealt a heavy blow to Great Russia, forcing Great Russia to consider recuperating and rebuilding its strength.

In fact, anyone with a modicum of insight in the world would feel that a world war is not far off. Russia was certainly aware of this as well, which is why they needed to retreat and conserve their strength. If this could lead to the withdrawal of the aurora borealis from Mexico, it would be something they would very much like to see.

Anyway, the logic of war is different now, so there's no need to consider NATO expansion anymore, since NATO itself is practically defunct.

The war factions have shifted. The Russians also have to guard against troops advancing from the south. The sleeping lion has clearly awakened, and many people there are clamoring to restore the Begonia Leaf.

The US representative couldn't directly veto the proposal, as that would be embarrassing, so he adopted a pre-planned strategy.

"First of all, Aurora is not an American company; it is a Singaporean company. This incident was their business activity. However, if Russia truly agrees to withdraw entirely from Ukraine, including the regions where you fabricated the referendum, we are willing to negotiate with Aurora on this matter."

The Singapore representative next to them also spoke up: "Although Aurora's headquarters are in Singapore, its main mission is not in Singapore. This matter is their commercial activity abroad, and we cannot interfere. Of course, as long as Russia takes a withdrawal action that is in accordance with peaceful conduct, we will also negotiate with Aurora."

The representative of Da Mao pondered these two sentences, somewhat speechless. Wasn't this just absolving himself of any responsibility and making no promises whatsoever?

If Russia really withdraws but Aurora doesn't, what can they do? They still need to recuperate and cannot start a war prematurely; they can only suffer in silence.

But since they had given them a way out, Mao had no choice but to accept it; this was something they had planned long ago.

"Yes, Da Mao will completely withdraw from Er Mao's territory within two weeks. I hope you can keep your promise."

This seemingly peaceful speech failed to elicit applause from the audience.

They were all seasoned diplomats, and everyone sensed that the future situation was becoming increasingly sensitive.

When Da Mao and Er Mao started fighting, their fists were constantly being swung outwards.

Taking it back now is how you build up your strength.

What happens after you've built up your strength?

World War III?

Representatives from various countries looked around, trying to discern who their allies were and who their enemies were.