Popovich still had some nerve.
"Including Spain, the United Kingdom, France, and so on, as long as they are willing, we can allow their troops to be stationed!"
Anyway, they've already sold out to the United States, so it's no loss to sell out to other countries too.
They can't lose their own authority!
It would be best for a small world war to break out in Mexico—I just refuse to believe the Northern Army could take on several countries at once.
"Where are the Southern reinforcements?"
Aldous Wendell hurried to the map and pointed, "Brigade Commander Alex Phillips has already broken through to China, just 300 kilometers from Monterrey, and has recaptured 17 villages and 2 towns along the way."
"They've moved that quickly? No skirmishes on the way?" Popovich asked, somewhat surprised.
