My own war game

Chapter 448 Super Terrorist

More than a dozen countries in Europe and North America have been thrown into chaos, and the endless stream of incidents have left local governments overwhelmed.

At this time, the second warning arrived as expected. The participating countries of NATO and the Warsaw Pact received warning letters again, stating that if the current strategy was not changed, the next step would be a more dangerous attack.

This time no one ignored the contents of the letter, and the positions of some smaller countries with weaker national strength began to waver.

But there are also some stubborn ones. The Danish government has made it clear that it will not compromise with any threats of violence and will continue to push forward the next established military plan.

Northern Europe, the capital of Denmark, Copenhagen.

The new Prime Minister Jens-Otto Krag walked into his office. He had just delivered a passionate cabinet speech. He believed that if Denmark, as a founding member of NATO, wanted to make achievements in geopolitics, it must follow the footsteps of the United States and should not stop because of small-scale domestic unrest.

The Social Democratic Party has just announced its support for him, which makes the Prime Minister very happy.

As for the public’s attitude, there is no need to worry about it before the general election.

Ding, ding, ding! Some hurried sounds were heard outside.

Mr. Krag sorted out the leader and then called out "Come in!"

The secretary walked in with a panicked look on his face. "Sir, you are here again."

With just a few simple words, a letter with a rough cover was placed on the table. This was the third letter.

"I found it when I got to my desk today, right under your speech," the secretary whispered.

"Why are you panicking? It's just some small actions." Krag frowned and opened the envelope, and a thin piece of paper fell out.

The Prime Minister read the letter again and again and found that the content was extremely simple, with only one coordinate - 66.9395 North Latitude, 53.6733 East Longitude.
"67.9395 North Latitude, 53.6733 East Longitude..." The Prime Minister gestured on the map and found that this was an uninhabited area on Greenland.

What do you mean?
Twelve hours later, late at night, the Prime Minister was woken up in his sleep.

"What's going on? Are the Soviets attacking?!"

"No, Prime Minister," the head of the Meteorological Bureau whispered in the Prime Minister's ear, "The North American Seismological Monitoring Agency has received abnormal fluctuations in Greenland. A 3.5-magnitude earthquake has been detected."

"Earthquake? Is it necessary to tell me at this time about an earthquake less than magnitude 4?" Krag suspected that the guy opposite him had something wrong with his brain.

"Sir, the point is not this, but the center of this earthquake was found to be 0 meters from the surface after monitoring."

"0 meters?"

"Yes, sir, after preliminary judgment, the cause of this earthquake was man-made."

Under the starry sky at night, a mushroom cloud rumbled up on the far northern horizon.

24 hours later, major countries in North America and Europe knew that an unidentified nuclear bomb had exploded in an uninhabited area of ​​Greenland. After a brief communication, it was discovered that the bomb was not detonated by any current nuclear-weapon-rich country.

Looking at the threatening letter with coordinates on the desk, governments around the world remained silent in tacit agreement.

An underground organization with a huge intelligence network can be troublesome, but an underground organization with nuclear weapons is terrifying.

The Danish government remained silent. Inside the Minerva, Christine opened the report in her hand.

“Denmark, Poland, Canada, Belgium and Italy have already given cryptic responses and will consider their next steps more carefully.”

"The Portuguese fleet has withdrawn, citing the poor condition of the ships and the need to return to port for repairs. Some of the local branches have not managed the situation well, and the Portuguese government is at risk of being overthrown."

"Most countries have expressed their opinions to varying degrees, only the Federal Republic of Germany and the Democratic Republic of Germany have not responded. No matter which country is in Germany, they do not have the right to independently determine their policies. They are controlled by others and will not change because of threats."

cough!
He Chi coughed lightly to interrupt his female companion's report, then signaled with his eyes to the side where Guderian, who had always had a bad heart, was leaning.

"He, don't consider my feelings. I believe that the great German nation will not always be controlled by others. Even after several generations of efforts, it is inevitable that Germany will rise again." Guderian's face was full of confidence at this time.

"Yes, sir, I completely agree with you." He Chi gave enough respect to this veteran figure.

"Then finally it's France and Britain." Christine took out two letters that she had put away in advance. As two permanent members of the Security Council, the attitudes of these two countries are very important.

"This is a letter from Charles to me. Do you want to read it?" The French girl pulled out one of the letters.

He Chi made a gesture of invitation.

"Maybe if you act a little jealous, I'll be happier." Christine handed over the letter in her hand.

The content was simple. De Gaulle expressed his concern about the current situation in a politician's tone and promised that France would not take the initiative to intervene in the conflict between the United States and the Soviet Union.

"As a friend, I sincerely wish you both peace. Please come to Paris to meet me when everything is over." These are the words de Gaulle said in a private tone at the end of the letter.

"France has taken care of it. This is the letter from His Majesty the King of England. Can I read it together?" Christine looked over with an inquiring look.

What can He Chi say?

Fortunately, Elizabeth's letter was very measured, and there were no words expressing emotions between the lines. She only implicitly stated that she could not completely influence the Royal Navy, but could exert certain interference within the necessary scope, provided that the United States did not forcefully push for the war.

However, at the end of the letter, there was a small, inconspicuous bullet pattern, and no one paid attention to it except He Chi.

"Okay, now there are only the two most troublesome parties left." The flags representing other countries on the nautical chart were removed, leaving only the Soviet Union representing red and the U.S. military representing blue.

"The Soviet side demanded the handover of the George Washington and a comprehensive investigation, otherwise they would not compromise. But now it seems that the Americans have been tricked in this regard." Christine measured on the map with her baton.

"The George Washington is currently missing. Based on the information we have, it should have been hijacked."

"16 ballistic missiles. Fortunately, according to intelligence from Washington, they are not equipped with nuclear warheads, but this big fish is definitely an important spoiler."

"As long as he sinks any more Soviet ships, the probability of a firefight between the two sides is absolutely 100%."

"Now the situation is clear. We must first catch this big black fish before we can resolve the deadlock in the US-Soviet confrontation."

He Chi nodded and continued, "And we have to hurry. Jima is still waiting for us in Havana. There is a bigger problem over there."

(End of this chapter)