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Chapter 6955
A few days ago, following Charlie’s prompts, he approached the core of the opposition to demand compensation,
Offering to hand over the nearest oil fields to him and write them off.
But the core layer, which did not play according to the routine, directly rejected his request.
The core feels that although they were not particular about things before, and directly attacked,
This is not the reason why he should be asking them for money.
Every penny of the opposition is obtained by oil,
And every drop of their oil is robbed through wars.
If Hamid wanted to ask for oil fields from them,
He would rob them of their money.
In their view, Hamid was nothing more than a small thief asking for money from a big thief.
He just wanted to eat nothing and refused to say anything.
He also explicitly warned Hamid that if he continued to entangle, he would directly send troops to attack his station.
The last thing Hamid fears is war.
After Charlie analyzed the situation for him,
He realized his current strategic position.
Don’t look at your resident bird not pooping,
The key is that you are in the hinterland of Syria.
If the opposition were to confront them,
They would be a nail in their heart, a tumor growing in their bodies,
And they would be impregnable here,
And they would not be able to get in after tearing their faces apart,
They also need to spend a lot of manpower and material resources to defend themselves internally,
Which will make them internally and externally trapped.
So, Hamid didn’t bother to analyze whether the group was scaring him or really wanted to take action,
So he simply struck first.
So, he called Charlie and reported the battle plan to him.
He said, “Brother Wade, I have targeted five of their oil fields.”
“I plan to knock out one of them first,”
“Then surround the four exceptions to negotiate with them,”
“And finally get the one closest to me.”
“What do you think??”
Charlie asked him: “Where are the opposition forces currently concentrated?”
Hamid said: “The current opposition, most of its forces are concentrated on the border as well as Damascus.”
As he said this, he analyzed:
“After all, it is a country that has just been snatched away.”
“They have not yet begun to think about how to govern the country and allocate military power in the form of a legal government.”
“What they are thinking about is to concentrate their forces around them to prevent them from being snatched away.”
“Because of this, there is no decent armed force guarding these oil fields around me.”
“At best a few hundred militants.”
Charlie asked him: “How is the morale of your team at this stage?”
Hamid said with a smile:
“After such a long period of hard training, and brother, you have given a lot of funds to upgrade your armaments, their combat effectiveness has completely exceeded that of other opposition soldiers.”
“The opposition basically are still cluttering around with AK-47S.”
“If we really fight, the battle damage ratio can be controlled at least 1:3!”
Charlie said, “If you want to fight, just hit them off guard.”
“Let alone the battle loss ratio of 1:3, 1: 10 cannot be counted as a pass.”
“You must move quickly, deploy quickly, fight quickly, and withdraw quickly with your soldiers.”
“The battle loss ratio must be controlled above 1:30.”
Hamid exclaimed, “One to thirty? It’s….. this is a bit hard, right?”
The battle damage ratio is one to thirty, which means that if a soldier is killed on one side,
They have to kill at least thirty people on the other side.”
This is still very rare in modern warfare.
But Charlie doesn’t think so.
With the first-mover advantage, he is already very ahead of the opponent.
Coupled with the advantages of soldier status and weapons and equipment,
The battle loss ratio is bound to continue to expand.
Although one to thirty seems out of reach,
It may not be impossible to achieve it.
He must give Hamid set a high goal and let him go all out towards this goal.
Let’s talk about whether it can be completed.
Hamid is a little apprehensive about Charlie’s demands,
Feeling that he was not a commander but a student of Charlie’s,
And that Charlie had set himself an unattainable assessment target.
So he quickly said, “Brother, this one to thirty is indeed a bit difficult.”
“The lives here are worthless. There is no need for us to be so stubborn about the battle loss ratio. . . . .”
“Let’s just work hard and win?”
Charlie asked him: “When you fought Cataclysmic Front, what was the battle damage ratio?”
Hamid suddenly became energetic and blurted out:
“That time it was amazing!”
“Thanks to your command, brother, the battle-loss ratio was at least one to several hundred.”
After saying that, he himself was a little confused and explained:
“But that time was different.”
“That time we were fighting a defensive battle,”
“Supported by powerful permanent fortifications,”
“And it was also an ambush battle, which caught them off guard.”
“This time it’s different, there are no fortifications to rely on this time.”
Charlie asked him again: “How was the morale of your soldiers after fighting Cataclysmic Front?”
Hamid blurted out angrily:
“After that fight, the morale was very strong.”
“No one expected that we could defeat Cataclysmic Front.”
“And it was a crushing victory.”
“The morale of the army was very united!”
“That’s it.”