Crossing A Small Country And Developing GDP To The First Place

PS: I almost forgot to mention, four updates today!

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August 1st.

Republic of Burkina.

Accra,

Port terminal.

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As a former political center, Accra not only did not suffer suppression and decline after being annexed by Burkina, but instead became more prosperous.

A large number of ships dock at the port every day, bringing in equipment urgently needed for Burkina’s industrialization.

Accra, which originally relied on sucking the blood of the country and maintained prosperity through finance and other tertiary industries, gradually turned to import and export trade and shipbuilding as its economic pillars.

Yes, shipbuilding!

The central government of Burkina has invested a lot of money to build a medium-sized shipyard in Accra to prepare for the future development of the navy. The current total progress is 1%.

That’s right, the progress is 1%, and it may get slower towards the end.

Ten years of army, a hundred years of navy!

It does not mean that you can start building ships just by building a shipyard.

Just like you build a car shell and don’t equip it with an engine, a fuel tank, or tires… and you expect it to run?

I never dreamed of doing this!

Therefore, many supporting industries are needed to provide shipyards with “engines”, “bearings”, “seats”, “windows”, etc. for cars.

It is even necessary to build at least a few, or even a dozen junior college and undergraduate schools specifically for this shipyard.

If you want to do it all on your own, you may need hundreds of universities.

Today, there are only three superpowers in the world who can do it, not even Britain and France, who are the five permanent members of the Security Council!

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When the sun reaches its highest point.

The dock workers who had been busy all morning began to take a rest.

“Strange! Why are there so many soldiers at the port today?”

“Didn’t you read the newspaper? A thousand students are going to take a ship from our port in Accra today to study in the Soviet Union.”

“Why should I read a newspaper if I don’t know the words?”

“What does it have to do with these soldiers if students go to study abroad?”

“If you are stupid, don’t treat those officials as fools. If someone causes trouble, if any of these students are gone, those officials will have to step down!”

“Listening to what you said, it seems to be the case.”

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A passenger ship bound for the Soviet Union.

On the top deck.

Aaron stood on the edge of the deck, leaning on the railing, looking at the prosperous Accra in front of him, and looking in the direction of Dugagu.

His eyes were full of reluctance.

Klein next to him comforted him: “You are also a deputy lieutenant colonel after all, why are you still acting like a child? We are different from those international students. They have to stay in the Soviet Union for four years, while we stay in the Soviet Union for two years and then come back. ”

But there was some reluctance in Klein’s eyes, but as he was older, he could barely control these emotions.

“I have never left this land when I grew up. This is the first time I have to go to a place as far away as the Soviet Union, thousands of kilometers away!”

For Aaron, a thousand kilometers is already as far as it can go!

At this time,

“I mean, why can’t I find you two in the room? Are you here to enjoy the scenery?”

Kroff came over and, like Aaron and Klein, lay down on the railing.

He glanced at the two of them and asked with a smile: “What? The ship hasn’t sailed yet, the Soviet Union hasn’t even arrived yet, and you two are already homesick?”

“I didn’t, it was Lieutenant Colonel Aaron!”

Klein has the toughest mouth in his entire body.

“Yeah?”

Kroof smiled and glanced at Klein. He didn’t expose him, but looked at Aaron.

Kroof reached out and patted Aaron on the shoulder, and said: “Aaron, I have heard this saying, leaving today is for a better tomorrow.

When we come back, the country will have developed beyond recognition and the people will have a better life, but at the same time they will also face more dangers.

We are going to study in the Soviet Union now just to be able to better protect our country and people. We must not let down the trust of the country and people in us because of these emotions! ”

“Don’t worry! I understand everything!”

Aaron nodded and looked away from the distance.

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at the same time.

Buji Southern District.

Bugani,

Twenty kilometers further south.

It is the border between the Republic of Burkina and Bwanda.

There is a border post.

Call it a whistleSo, it is actually considered a small military camp.

It is garrisoned by the 11th Infantry Brigade, 4111th Infantry Regiment, and 1111th Infantry Battalion. One platoon of troops is stationed at a time. Due to the poor conditions, it is rotated every two weeks.

Now, the 1st Company and 1st Platoon of the 1111th Infantry Battalion are stationed.

“It feels like it’s only been a few days since I last ate sand here, so why is it our turn to queue again?”

The second lieutenant touched his head and felt that there seemed to be something wrong with his memory.

The warrant officer smiled and said: “Hahaha…don’t you tell the company commander every day that this is a good place to hone your will and train elite soldiers? Why do you dislike it when you come back here?”

“If the brigade headquarters could dig a well near here instead of having to transport water every time and we can only take a bath once a week, then I would definitely not dislike it, I would only be happy.”

This second lieutenant officer originally had some mysophobia, but after coming here two or three times, he felt that his mysophobia was almost gone.

“Just be content! You have a separate room no matter what, unlike me…”

Just when the two of them were taking advantage of their lunch break, they were chatting one by one.

“Ta-ta-ta-”

The sound of rapid running reached the ears of the two of them.

After a few seconds.

A soldier appeared before them.

He hurriedly saluted a military salute, and then said with a somewhat nervous expression: “Report to the platoon leader, when our 3rd squadron was patrolling, we discovered that thousands of Bwanda civilians were approaching our outpost.”

When the second lieutenant and warrant officer heard these words.

Both of them were a little unimpressed.

Because two months ago, the people of Bwanda learned through various channels that the Burkinian government was allocating land to ordinary people, and they began to cross the border continuously.

At first, they tried to stop these people from crossing the border illegally.

Later, an order was issued from above, saying that if they were really poor farmers, there was no need to stop them, just gather them all together and then hand them over to the local government for arrangements.

Until now.

If there are not hundreds of Bwanda people crossing the border one day, they will all wonder if there is something wrong on the other side.

Although the number of people this time was a bit too many, it was not a big deal.

But what the soldier said next made the two of them unable to sit still.

The soldier said: “We found a large number of unidentified militants behind these civilians, numbering about a hundred people. We are currently less than 3 kilometers away from our post.”

“???”

“!!!”

“Everyone in Platoon 1, gather urgently!!!”

The second lieutenant’s roar resounded throughout the entire post.