Don't panic, America; this is just civilian technology.

One week later, in the Middle East, Syria, Deir ez-Zor province.

Inside a dilapidated pickup truck, over twenty years old, Karim stared with hatred as he watched the swaggering US military vehicles and soldiers pass by.

Four years ago, in 2014, the United States, under the pretext of "counterterrorism," invaded Syria, destroyed his home, and destroyed everything.

His father was a petroleum engineer at the Riomar oil field in Deir ez-Zor province, but refused to serve the United States.

It also revealed the truth that the United States had stolen at least $4500 million worth of oil from Syria and Libya in a single month.

This act of exposing the truth naturally resulted in persecution. When Karim's father was found, he had 12 bullet holes in his body.

Karim didn't know exactly who killed his father, but he knew that the United States was definitely involved.

So he came to hate America completely and joined the resistance organization, which has lasted for four years.

"We will definitely drive you out and make you vomit up everything you've eaten!"

Four years later, Karim said those words again, but with a hint of confusion in his eyes.

Over the past four years, the resistance has planned and carried out countless operations, some successful, some unsuccessful, and some resulting in the decapitation of the victims by the US military before they could even be carried out.

He went from being a clueless recruit to becoming the company commander of a force of over 40 men, holding the rank of captain.

Seeing countless comrades die, yet the result remained the same, nothing changed, and the situation even worsened.

To be honest, Karim was really confused. Could they really drive out America and bring peace and happiness to this land?

When the night is quiet, Karim is lost in confusion, wondering where the future of Libya lies.

But whenever he thought of his father's tragic death, and of the Libyan Syrians who had suffered persecution and were struggling in pain, he knew he could not put down his gun.

He wouldn't be satisfied until he expelled the United States!

Taking a deep breath, Karim successfully made his way back to his base, which was disguised as a car repair shop.

Karim then directed his men to unload everything from the pickup truck.

These are the support supplies issued to them by higher authorities. It is said to be a remote-controlled toy car produced by a private enterprise in a major Eastern country.

They wanted him to test whether this thing called the Wildcat Remote Control Toy Car had military value and whether it was worthwhile for their resistance organization to purchase it in large quantities.

Karim frowned slightly as he thought about these things.

"War is no child's play. For the higher-ups to actually purchase remote-controlled toy cars from a private company in a major Eastern country for military use is simply insane!"

Thinking about this, Karim's brows furrowed even more.

War is no joke; if things go wrong, they could be wiped out.

Such precious lives were wasted in vain by enemy shells!

Now, the authorities are actually using wireless remote-controlled toy cars produced by a private enterprise in a major Eastern country for military purposes.

This sounded utterly unreliable, and Karim already foresaw the devastating losses they would face in their next operation.

However, after Karim and his team tested the Wildcat remote-controlled toy car whose speed limit had been broken, they found that...

They immediately realized the huge military applications of the Wildcat remote-controlled toy car.

This thing, after being strapped with a 1.3-kilogram Russian-made POMZ-2 tripwire mine, can jump 0.6 meters high to clear obstacles.

It possesses perfect all-terrain off-road capabilities, whether it's a gravel road, a desert environment, or a grassy environment covered with fallen leaves.

Nothing could stop his progress, not even the special tires installed because of his powerful engine.

It can actually carry a 1.3 kg Russian-made POMZ-2 tripwire mine across the water, leaving people dumbfounded and questioning their existence!

Faced with such powerful all-terrain off-road capabilities, Karim finally understood why the authorities had made such an arrangement.

This wildcat remote-controlled toy car really has great military potential.

What's even more surprising is its speed, which reaches 120 kilometers per hour.

A speed of 120 kilometers per hour is nothing on a highway; many experienced drivers speed at 135 kilometers per hour on highways.

However, from the perspective of a passerby outside the car, 120 kilometers per hour is terrifyingly fast.

Finally, there's the Wildcat remote-controlled toy car's small size and relatively low noise level.

When it rushes towards you at 120 kilometers per hour, by the time you notice it, it is already very close and it is difficult to react.

Imagine a wildcat remote-controlled toy car carrying a Russian-made POMZ-2 tripwire mine rushing into the enemy's vicinity.

The subsequent explosion made Karim's blood boil.

Although the Russian-made POMZ-2 tripwire mine is an old relic from World War II, old relic does not mean it is not lethal or cannot kill.

After it explodes, its effective kill radius is 4 meters, meaning that it can cause disability or death within a 4-meter radius. In addition, the radiation range of the fragments is as high as 25 meters.

Within 25 meters, scattered fragments can cut through human skin, causing blood to flow everywhere.

When paired with a wildcat remote-controlled toy car, it's enough to create miracles!

What surprised Karim even more was the incredibly low price of the wildcat remote-controlled toy car.

A Wildcat remote-controlled toy car costs only 2999 Chinese Yuan in China.

Converted to US dollars, it costs only $453. Even with shipping and taxes included, the total cost is no more than $550.

Then, using the POMZ-2 tripwire mines that the polar bear had bought at half price, they created such a powerful unmanned self-destruct vehicle.

The total cost is no more than $1000!

After doing some calculations, Karim discovered that this combination offered amazing value for money and immediately fell in love with the Wildcat remote-controlled toy car.

So he officially formed a training team and began training operators to operate wildcat remote-controlled toy cars in suitable locations.

To be honest, this wildcat remote control toy car is great in every way, except that the faster it goes, the more uneven the road surface becomes.

The more severe the shaking of the image, the more likely it is to make people want to vomit and faint.

However, the guerrilla soldiers were all brave warriors who disregarded life and death, and this difficulty was not a problem for them.

Moreover, with their continued training and the passage of time, they gradually adapted to the constantly shaking screen and became more and more skilled in their operations.

After more than ten days, as the operators became more familiar with the Wildcat remote-controlled toy cars and their operation became more proficient, they were able to use them in actual combat.

Karim also began to formulate a battle plan, preparing to give the United States and the American soldiers stationed in Syria a huge surprise!