People are watching American TV shows, and they are also watching American-style iaido.

Ding Ze paused for a moment, then said, "That's a bit too little. Tell me more about the other diamond bosses."

Abruzzi gave a wry smile.

Having spent so much time together, Abruzzi naturally understood what Ding Ze meant and knew that Ding Ze intended to resolve the issue by force.

Moreover, they plan to increase the number of diamond bosses they rob to two or even three.

“The situation over there is complicated, boss. What you’re doing could trigger a war,” Abruzzi had to warn him.

Ding Ze smiled but remained silent.

Abruzzi saw this and, startled, realized what was happening...

War is exactly what Ding Ze wants!

Alright, then what else is there to say?

Without wasting a word, Abruzzi immediately took out his phone and called his subordinates to bring over the relevant documents.

Once he got the document, Ding Zezai carefully read it.

It took me about twenty minutes to finish reading the entire document.

After finishing reading, Ding Ze lit another cigarette, remained silent for a while, smiled slyly, and said, "I think I was short-sighted before."

"We might be able to take this operation a step further."

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Upon hearing the words, Abruzzi's forehead twitched purely instinctively, "How do we play?"

“The three forces are going to play together,” Ding Ze said with a smile, then explained, “The CIA is responsible for providing weapons, routes, camps, combat helicopters... the Guadalajara Group opens up the sales market in South Africa, and we rob diamonds.”

Abruzzi: "!!!"

Good guy.

What a great guy!

Does this directly implicate the Guadalajara Group?

After this is successful, how much more money will the Guadalajara Group earn each month?

A business specializing in a country's unique products, huh?

Abruzzi promptly gave Ding Ze a thumbs-up before speaking, "How will the South African government handle this? They won't just sit idly by."

Ding Ze grinned. "Simple. I'll go and cause some trouble for the South African government. Politicians are all afraid of death. I'll keep them too busy to care about anything else."

"In addition, we will control the operation time to one night. We will operate at night and finish at dawn, using a blitzkrieg, just like our operation in Las Vegas."

The words traveled through the air...

Abruzzi was momentarily stunned.

Las Vegas is a city, so a blitzkrieg wouldn't be a big problem.

South Africa is a country...

It's not that we can't fight, but rather that such an operation would be extremely complex, requiring careful consideration of every detail and a very comprehensive and large-scale plan.

In addition, it requires a lot of people, and it will also kill a lot of people.

"How many people do you think are needed?" Abruzzi asked silently, taking a deep breath.

After a moment's thought, Ding Ze said, "Ten thousand people."

Abruzzi: "..."

Dongfeng Security doesn't have that many people, while the Guadalajara Group could muster several thousand, but that would completely drain their resources...

The CIA cannot send personnel.

"Where did people come from?" Abruzzi asked instinctively.

Ding Ze smiled and asked, "What do we have the most of?"

“…” Abridge understood. “Money.”

“Contact domestic and foreign mercenary groups, as well as other security companies that offer this service, and hire people,” Ding Ze said casually.

How much will this cost?

Hiring so many people and sending them to South Africa for a blitzkrieg...

In total, it amounts to at least tens of billions of US dollars.

Such expenses are truly terrifying.

However, once it's done, the billions of dollars can be earned back very quickly.

After all, putting aside the diamonds they acquired... just the fact that the Guadalajara Group has officially entered South Africa means that the money will be flowing in continuously just from the specialty products business...

In short, the rewards are huge.

Abruzzi nodded. "Okay, I'll make the contact."

Ding Ze took a leisurely puff of his cigarette. "Hmm, I'll call Cia later."

The two chatted for a while longer.

Abruzzi got up and left.

Ding Ze took out his satellite phone and called Eddie Thomas, the CIA director.

The two had known each other for quite some time and had already developed a certain level of understanding.

Eddie Thomas knew that Ding Ze would never visit without a reason, and vice versa, so without further ado, he asked directly, "Mr. Ding, what can I do for you?"

Ding Ze smiled. "It's a big deal."

“You say,” Eddie-Thomas replied succinctly and directly.

Ding Ze then briefly explained his plan.

After listening.

What a lunatic.

Eddie Thomas was genuinely taken aback, thinking to himself, before his mind raced and he realized this might be an opportunity.

"Mr. Ding, how much do you know about the South African regime?" Eddie Thomas asked. (End of Chapter)

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Hearing this, Ding Ze subconsciously took a drag of his cigarette, finding the CIA to be a truly interesting organization.

Eddie Thomas always seemed to see a mutually beneficial opportunity in the help he was hoping for.

What an interesting organization!

“I only know that South Africa is a very chaotic place, and I don’t know much about the regime, but I’d be happy to learn more about it,” Ding Ze replied with a smile.

Eddie Thomas smiled slightly. "The current rulers in South Africa are not a good choice for America. We have plans to replace them, but the plan is still in its early stages."

"After all, replacing a leader and overthrowing a regime is no small matter; it requires consideration from all aspects."

"But if you were to do this, it would be much simpler."

Ding Ze knew perfectly well that Eddie Thomas's purpose was this, and without hesitation, he smiled and agreed directly, "Director Thomas, if I get what I want, you will get what you want."

“Okay, I’ll take the relevant information to Miami in three days. You make a list of what you want, and I’ll take it with me then,” Eddie Thomas said directly without wasting words.

“Okay,” Ding Ze replied readily.

The call ended there. Ding Ze exhaled a puff of smoke. Not wanting to waste any more time, he called Mickey to find out about the latest developments at the Guadalajara Group.

The Guadalajara Group is not doing well recently.

Rafael kidnapped the daughter of the education commissioner, causing a huge uproar in Mexico City.

Mexico City has dispatched a general with a large number of soldiers to Guadalajara to capture the man.

Even more seriously, Mexico City received information that the person who kidnapped the education bureau chief's daughter was a book trafficker.

The nature of this kidnapping case suddenly changed; it was no longer a simple kidnapping case...

In short, book sales have also come into the view of Mexico City and gained attention.

Of course, as a fan of the original work, Ding Ze already knew this kind of thing would happen, so he wasn't surprised at all and remained calm.

"Boss?" Mickey didn't understand Ding Ze's calmness.

Ding Ze smiled, thought for a moment, and said, "I'll go to Guadalajara tomorrow and have the heads of all the plazas arrive before noon tomorrow so I can meet with them."

Today, the Guadalajara Group is completely incomparable to Dongfeng Security.

It’s different in the past.

Ding Ze pondered that it was a good opportunity to go there during this operation, and he couldn't keep letting Felix cause trouble.

“Okay,” Mickey readily agreed.

Ding Ze hung up the phone.

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