Stop it, the country really can't fit any more bans on the domestic entertainment industry.

On the other end of the phone, the powerful national leader did not feel the slightest displeasure at Mr. Qian's bluntness.

Instead, he held the receiver and waited quietly.

That silence wasn't due to hesitation, but rather to the importance attached to it.

He was prepared; even if Qian Lao wanted to pluck stars from the sky to use as fuses, he would find a way to build a ladder.

Mr. Qian Chenghui was well aware of this.

Therefore, he didn't offer any pleasantries or build-up.

In this critical moment, where every second counts, and it can even be described as a race against death, any unnecessary small talk is irresponsible towards life.

Qian's gaze sharpened, and his mind raced as he matched the engineering standards of decades ago with modern technology.

Then, speaking into the microphone, he listed his first requirement in a steady and forceful manner:

"First, I need nuclear facility decommissioning experts."

"But not your average expert."

Qian Lao's voice sounded exceptionally clear in the somewhat noisy wilderness:

"It must be certified by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)."

"Moreover, it is essential to have extremely rich experience in the practical operation of setting standards for the decommissioning of nuclear devices."

"Because once that door is opened, the internal environment may change drastically, we need them to develop the safest and most reliable opening plan and assess the structural risks that each step may bring."

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Upon hearing the words "International Atomic Energy Agency certification," Wang Dafa, who was standing next to him, twitched his eyelids.

These specifications are top-tier internationally from the outset.

But it's not over yet.

Without pausing, Mr. Qian then raised his second finger:

"Secondly, I need a radiation protection engineer."

"This group of people needs to hold a radiation safety certificate issued by the National Nuclear Safety Administration. They must not only be familiar with all relevant regulations, but also have experience in handling sudden radiation leakage accidents."

"Once we find the location and start operations, the on-site radiation monitoring network must provide complete coverage without any blind spots."

"Dosage control for personnel must be precise down to the microsievert."

"I can't let the soldiers and experts who go on missions lose their lives to radiation without knowing why."

At this point, Mr. Qian's tone carried an undeniable firmness.

That is reverence for life.

The bigwig on the other end of the phone replied in a deep voice, "Understood."

Mr. Qian continued:

"Third, nuclear safety non-destructive testing personnel."

"Those blast doors and concrete walls from back then have likely developed cracks in their internal structure that are invisible to the naked eye after decades of geological changes and erosion."

"We need this group of people, equipped with the most advanced ultrasound, X-ray, and magnetic particle technology, to perform a rough CT scan of that underground fortification without damaging its structure."

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Having covered these three points, we can say that the "soft" security measures have been fully covered.

But Qian Lao knew that the real battle was yet to come.

That's the part that requires actually taking action to "dismantle" it.

Then, he raised his voice a few decibels and listed the fourth point:

Fourth, remote robot operators.

"If the internal radiation level is detected to be excessive, or if the structure is extremely unstable, we cannot risk human lives to save it."

"Therefore, I need top-notch operators who can skillfully operate radiation-resistant robots to enter high-risk areas to carry out missions."

"They need to have AI-assisted path planning capabilities so that they can replace our soldiers in complex underground environments to perform delicate tasks such as unlocking doors and clearing obstacles."

This measure is designed to minimize casualties.

The fifth point, which follows, is for overcoming difficulties.

Old Qian turned his head and glanced at the engineering detachment belonging to the garrison that was standing by not far away.

These soldiers were all in high spirits and their equipment was quite good.

If it were just dealing with the conventional bombs that Li Mo'an had dug up, they would be more than capable of handling them.

It's like using a sledgehammer to crack a nut.

but.

Faced with underground nuclear defense works of the scale of "Project Gyokushaku", faced with a superhuman defense system designed from the outset to withstand the shockwaves of a nuclear explosion.

These ordinary engineers probably wouldn't even be able to find the door.

Mr. Qian withdrew his gaze and spoke into the phone:

Fifth, demolition and engineering corps.

"But what I need is not ordinary engineers."

"I need personnel with the most elite and top-notch special engineering backgrounds in the military."

"They must be familiar with the complex structures of various underground caverns and master various unconventional demolition techniques."

"For example, how to carry out a small-scale directional blasting of a rusted, tens-of-tons-weight blast door without detonating the internal nuclear bomb."

"Or how to use cold cutting technology to make an opening in special concrete that is several meters thick."

"This kind of work is not something that ordinary sappers can do."

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Wang Dafa, who was standing next to him, did not feel offended when he heard this. On the contrary, he nodded in agreement.

He's an expert; he understands.

That level of fortification is like a tortoise shell.

Without the right tools, you really can't handle this delicate task.

At last.

Mr. Qian thought of the rudimentary map that had given him so much trouble, and of the vast mountains and complex village terrain.

He sighed and stated the sixth, and most pressing, requirement:

"sixth."

"I also need top-notch map analysis and recognition experts, as well as the best investigative talent."

"Because the map we had was too rudimentary; it only showed the general direction of the mountains and rivers, without even any coordinates."

"In just a few decades, the landscape has changed dramatically, and the terrain has been completely transformed."

"With my failing old eyes, it's very difficult for me to match the locations on the map with reality."

"We need professionals to use satellite images, historical geological data, and on-site reconnaissance to find that spot from underground."

These six categories of talent demand were listed in one go.

This covers the entire process from locating, assessing, protecting, and detecting, to finally opening and dismantling.

Every step requires the best minds and hands in the field.

This is systems engineering.

This is the complexity of a major national project.

Mr. Qian took a slight breath, feeling his throat was a little dry.

But he didn't stop there.

After a brief pause, he added a seemingly greedy but actually incredibly pragmatic remark into the phone:

"in addition."

"Besides those people with the specific requirements I mentioned above."

"Anyway, as long as they are top talents in these related fields, whether they are from the military, local research institutes, or universities."

"The more the better."

There was a persistent quality in Mr. Qian's voice:

"I know this sounds like a bit of a fuss."

"However, this is a matter of great importance."

"There are too many variables involved."

"The more professional we have, the more brains we have, and the more eyes we have."

"This gives us a better chance of finding that location in the shortest amount of time."

"And after it was found."

"We also have an extra guarantee that we can safely open that door and remove that nuclear bomb intact."

"On this issue, our margin for error is zero."