Unfortunately, I never thought that the rebels would be able to cross the Yapra River and escape from the north bank to the south bank. Therefore, I have always ordered them to search for the enemy's whereabouts on the north bank of the Yapra River.

It wasn't until I received the order to be relieved of my duties, and the navy took over the subsequent cleanup work. The navy's reconnaissance planes began to actively search for the south bank of the Yapra River.

Unexpectedly, the day before yesterday, they discovered the enemy's whereabouts on the south bank."

As soon as these words came out, everyone was speechless. Major General Walter Wesker himself had taken the initiative to admit that he did not expect that the enemy would escape to the south bank, and had been ordering others to help search for it on the north bank.

The other navy also obeyed his orders very obediently. It was not until his command was relieved that others began to search the south bank. This obviously had nothing to do with their army!

Lieutenant General Humberto Auld, Secretary of the Army, also turned pale after hearing what Major General Walter Wesker said. The latter's behavior was tantamount to voluntarily admitting that it was his incompetence as a frontline commander that led them to

Lost trace of the rebels.

It doesn't matter if he admits his incompetence directly, but doesn't he understand that this will damage the Army's reputation?

He and others were helping him in disguise, but he didn't appreciate it at all.

After giving Major General Walter Wesker a hateful look, Army Secretary Lieutenant General Humberto Auld slowly spoke:

"Just yesterday, we officially issued an order for the navy to take over the cleanup mission.

Why did the navy have all its personnel in place yesterday? This is a team of more than 2,000 people. This efficiency is too high.

Are the navy's warships already waiting at the front?"

Hearing this, there was another discussion in the office.

Major General Walter Wesker didn't expect that the new Secretary of the Army would also have this attitude, and he was really frustrated.

He shook his head lightly and said:

"The Navy did not send warships there, but used transport aircraft from their aircraft carrier formation to directly transport the troops there."

At this time, everyone was a little confused for a while.
Chapter completed!