"You're welcome, Mr. Mavi." After the Russian Air Force Lieutenant General said, he arranged for Mavi to go to the hospitality hotel at their headquarters, wash up and take a rest. Maybe after waking up, good news will come from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

However, when Mavi woke up in a sleep, there was no news from the Afghan Interim Government. However, the Pakistani Ministry of Defense suddenly called.

"Hey, is it Mr. Mavi? I am from the Pakistan Ministry of Defense. Our General Shahad is cooperating with your government to investigate the air strike. So I can't get away and let me call you."

"It's like this, Mr. Mavie, first of all, I'm sorry, this happened when the fighter plane was delivered. In addition, our Pakistani government said that we will actively cooperate with this operation and assist your country in capturing the Al Qaeda leader as soon as possible..."

The Pakistani Ministry of Defense called Mawei mainly to calm his emotions. Mawei also knew about this.

And not only that, after Mavie had just finished talking to Pakistan, representatives of Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates also called him to express condolences and concern about the progress of the matter.

The reason why the three countries are so worried is not only because they have good relations with Mawei and have arms trade.

The deeper reason is that al-Qaeda has a close relationship with Taliban. The support funds from the interim government of Taliban were originally provided by three countries: Pakistan, the United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia.

The relationship can be described as complicated. To put it bluntly, among the big family in the Middle East, the younger brother Al-Qaeda made a mistake. His elder brother Taliban will definitely be implicated. And the three brothers including Pakistan and Saudi Arabia have to see the current situation clearly and not do anything arbitrarily!

If the Russian military wants to eliminate al-Qaeda, Taliban will give al-Qaeda too much protection. The three Pakistani countries cannot interfere casually. Otherwise, they will definitely offend both sides.

Mavi also knew the intentions of these three countries, but what he wanted to know most now was what Taliban said. Is it like in his previous life that he refused to hand over al-Qaeda leader Ben Ladan?

...

Three days later, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs sent back the news. History was indeed surprisingly similar. The Taliban government in this life was determined to refuse to hand over Benladan.

He even threatened that if he wanted people, unless the Russian army had the ability to rush to Afghanistan, he would go to the mountains to find him. Anyway, 70% of their Afghanistan is mountainous terrain, and Russia's T-72 heavy tanks and T-90 main station tanks have no room for performance. On the contrary, they will be bombed by tank mines and their heads and heads.

"Mr. Mawei, the Afghan Provisional Government, is determined to refuse to hand over Al Qaeda leader Ben Ladan to our army. No matter how our Ministry of Foreign Affairs puts pressure, the attitude there is always a fearless attitude. It seems that we have been expected that Russia will not dare to do anything to them..."

A Russian diplomat who had acquaintance with Mavie before called Mavie and revealed his latest diplomatic news in advance.

Mawei, who was sitting alone at home, frowned and listened to the phone. The Afghan Provisional Government is clearly playing with fire, and actually dared to shelter terrorists and provoked the Russian army.

"What does the President say? What does he have in his attitude?" What Mavi is more concerned about now is the decision of the Russian President. If he has the idea of ​​sending troops to attack Afghanistan and launching a war on terrorism, then Mavi will definitely support the marching funds without conditions!

After all, the arrogance of terrorists must not be tolerated. Once they admit defeat, they will become more presumptuous. Maybe one day they will bring the bomb to Moscow, the capital of Russia. Or at the subway station, release sarin gas, paralyzing the central nervous system and causing death.

"It's like this, Mr. Mavie, and His Excellency the President, is planning to hold an emergency meeting on this matter. He hopes that you can also participate and discuss the next plan." The Russian diplomat invited Mavie.

In theory, Mawei, who is not in politics, does not participate in a level of participation. But because he had previously blocked the EU's destruction plan in Ukraine, and provided the Ministry of Defense with the Chechen armed forces and Chechen guerrilla warfare. So the Russian President also wants to hear his views.

"Okay, I know, I will attend on time." Mawei has valuable memories of his previous life. He knew very well that if Russia wanted to lead his army to eliminate al-Qaeda and attack the Taliban government armed forces, the best way was to learn from the large-scale anti-terrorism battles that Americans in Afghanistan and Iraq in their previous life. Learn from their bloody lessons.

If Mawei remembers correctly, the United States fought the war on terrorism in Afghanistan for 18 years, consuming a total of US$323.2 billion, killing 2,200 US troops.

But in the end, the Taliban armed forces were still not eliminated. Because there were too many mountains in Afghanistan, the Taliban armed forces could not defeat the American army head-on, so they gave up their positions and fled into the mountains to fight guerrillas. Anyway, they were slowly consuming with the Americans.

As long as the US military cannot waste it, it intends to withdraw from Afghanistan. The remaining Taliban militants will be able to re-fight for control of Afghanistan for no more than 6 months and toppled the American-supported government.

...

Three days later, in the Moscow Kremlin, under the gorgeous banquet hall, a group of Russia's highest powerhouses gathered.

Russian Minister of Security, Minister of Defense, Chief of General Staff of the Ministry of Defense, Federal Attorney General, Minister of Internal Affairs, Director of the Federal Security Bureau, Chief of Federal Border Defense, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Army, Commander-in-Chief of the Air Force...

In the banquet hall, almost all of them were at least general-level figures. There was only one Russian young man in a black suit sitting at the end of the conference table. In front of him, the supreme power man, the Russian President.

This was the first time Mawei had been decent and attended such a major conference. To be honest, he didn't know what to do. He could only listen to other big shots and express his opinions. He stayed quietly aside.

"His Excellency President, I think that since the Afghan Provisional Government has such a tough attitude, I am unwilling to hand over Benladan. Then we might as well send the most elite anti-terrorism troops to give them some colors!" The Director of the Federal Security Bureau said at the meeting indignation.
Chapter completed!