General Kanlemu, who came to the mutiny camp, did not hesitate at all, and immediately used the radio station to launch an order to revolt against all the troops he could control.

The speed of movement is simply unimaginable.

And there is another even more unimaginable situation in Egypt: the fanaticism about the leaders.

Or to be more precise, it is a religious fanaticism.

The Ahmed family where Kanlemu is located is the largest, most powerful and most respected family in Egypt. When Kanlemu issued an order to call for an uprising in Egypt, the whole of Egypt was completely in full bloom.

Not only by telegram, but also by other methods, just like Elena agreed, "Baron Andrew" was ready for everything.

The radio and tweeter almost instantly heard General Kanlemu's statement, which shocked the British to the extreme.

The radio was completely in the hands of the British, but how did those rebels do this?

What is even more shocking is General Kanlemu's "rebellion". Although the British had taken some precautions before, they still did not expect that Kanlemu's rebellion would come so quickly and suddenly.

Now, the whole of Egypt has known that an armed uprising led by General Kanlemu has erupted.

All of Egypt has taken action!

Less than an hour after General Kanlemu issued the order for the uprising, the Egyptian army stationed outside Cairo quickly launched an attack on the British army and attempted to launch a direct attack on Cairo to respond to General Kanlemu and the uprisingers who were fighting in Cairo.

At the same time, the uprisings of Egyptian troops and Egyptian people in various places broke out one after another, and they were shouting General Kanlemu's slogan:

"For the freedom of Egypt, fight!"

For the Freedom of Egypt - Fight!

Inspired by this exciting slogan, uprisings have started in various places, and almost all British troops have been attacked to varying degrees!

At this moment, Erwin Rommel, who also received Ernst Breme's order, accepted Baron Alexander without hesitation despite being shocked by the Egyptian emergency:

Launch a full-scale attack on Egypt!

The African Legion, which had just ended the "Second Battle of Alama" not long after it overcame fatigue and advanced tenaciously towards Egypt!

Rommel had a secret that he did not tell his subordinates: Baron Alexander was fighting in Cairo!

Once this news comes out, it will make everyone crazy

The African Legion was cheered and welcomed by Egyptian military and civilians. This was also called by General Kanlemu.

He told all the Egyptians - Germany, that they were our friends!

Just like Baron Alexander enjoys unlimited reputation in Germany, General Kanlemu also enjoys supreme status in Egypt.

Now, the situation has become so beneficial to the African Legion

During the battle to attack Albason, Egyptian soldiers from two brigades turned against each other and cooperated with the Germans to attack the Allies. This quickly caused the fall of Albason.

So when attacking a country, if the people of the entire country support your arrival, then the country will become within reach.

This is an eternal truth

The British are upset

In the British Supreme Command in Cairo, the sudden change in Egypt made everyone look at each other, and they were completely unsure of how this situation happened.

It was in chaos. Now the entire Cairo and Egypt are in complete chaos. What's more serious is that the Germans also seized this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and launched a full-scale attack on Egypt.

In Cairo, after General Kanlemu's declaration of calling on all Egypt to rise up and resist was issued, the entire Cairo fell into a great riot.

The British army was attacked everywhere, and the Egyptians were giving the rebel soldiers the strongest support in their own way.

"Suppression must be suppressed!" Montgomery firmly spit out the word he repeated countless times from his mouth: "The source of all unrest comes from the Cairo mutiny. As long as those mutiny soldiers are suppressed, the violent men who lack leadership will be suppressed soon!"

Although he maintained the same opinion as General Montgomery, British Ambassador to Cairo Stoley couldn't help but ask with concern: "What should I do on the front line? The enemy's attack is said to be very fierce."

"Yes" Alexander didn't want to hide anything: "I got the news half an hour ago that Albasson had fallen into the hands of the Germans, and the German leading forces were advancing rapidly."

Story said: "This is exactly what I am worried about. The Germans who have received support from the Egyptians are so terrible. So, I suggest that you might as well accept the conditions of some rioters and stabilize them first to repel the German offensive as the first element."

"No, it's not that simple!" Montgomery said flatly: "This riot was organized by the Germans in a planned manner. They did not compromise so easily. Once the British Empire agreed to the unreasonable demands of the rioters, similar events may occur in all our colonies. This is the most terrifying thing. In fact, I don't think there is anything worth worrying about in this riot. In India, we have experienced riots of larger scale, but we have also successfully suppressed them. We must tell those people that riots will never achieve their goals. Only unconditional choices and cooperation with us are the only ones they can do as to the German attack."

General Montgomery thought for a moment: "General Alexander, please stay in Cairo and continue to suppress the rioters, and I will rush to the front line to block the German attack!"

"Bernard, with you on the front line, Rommel will suffer a new failure." Obviously, Alexander was full of confidence in his companions: "As for this, please tell me."

The two supreme generals of the military have made such a determination, which made Ambassador Story feel helpless: "Since that's the case, I can only cooperate with you with all my strength, and there is another thing I worry about. If those rioters use this king with ulterior motives,"

Montgomery nodded, and if it weren't for the reminder of the ambassador, he would have almost forgotten the king.

He glanced at Roryman, the general counsel of the Egyptian king, and said: "Mr. Roryman, can you control Farouk I?"

"I think it should be possible," Roryman hesitated: "This king has no other ambitions except stealing and enjoying."

Montgomery thought for a moment: "Although this is the case, you can't take it lightly. You can allocate a regiment of soldiers to you to strengthen guards in the palace. Once anything happens, you have the right to any choice you think is right at special times."

Roryman knows exactly what Mengge means

At this time, the Egyptian palace was also in chaos. Kanlemu, one of the two most trusted ministers of Farouk I, actually announced an uprising and betrayed the British.

Farouk I was not worried about the impact of this uprising, but was worried about whether it would anger the British and cause any harm to him.

He likes to be a puppet of the British and even enjoys his current situation. At least he doesn't have to think about any of his brains.

The British or German rule here actually has nothing to do with him, as long as he can maintain his status

But the current situation made him feel the crisis. Fortunately, he still has a trusted Secretary of Defense Emne.

Farouk I rarely listened to the minister's careful report on the current situation in Cairo: "Will the mutiny soldiers win?"

"No, your majesty." Emne's answer was very affirmative: "The British Empire's army is fully capable of suppressing this rebellion, and Cairo will soon return to peace."

"Ah, that's good, that's good." Farouk I breathed a sigh of relief: "It's just poor Kanlemu, why did he do such a ridiculous thing?"

Seeing that His Majesty the King was still sympathizing with his political enemies at this time, Emne was somewhat displeased: "Your Majesty, Kanlemu has caused trouble to himself, and he even threatened your safety. I think such a person is not worthy of your sympathy."

Farouk I nodded slightly, and Queen Farida, who was on the side, suddenly asked: "But I heard that the soldiers have become Germans, and the German army is advancing into Egypt. Mr. Emne, do you think the British who have just failed can cope with the challenges of the Germans?"

"Of course it can"

Despite such a decisive answer, Emman's heart was moved

Yes, why didn’t I think of this? The German army, which won the Battle of Alahman, was in full swing. What should we do if the Allies could not stop their offensive?

Or should you find a way out for yourself in advance? So as not to regret it if the German army really enters Cairo?

It seems that Kanlemu should not be forced too quickly, it is always good to leave one more way for yourself

When the situation in Egypt was in jeopardy, no one from the king to the ministers really considered the future of Egypt, but was all taking into account the small abacus in their hearts.

This is the most saddest thing.

They can either support mutiny or firmly support Britain, but they seem to be unwilling to do this.

What will the future of this country be like under their leadership in fact has been predicted from now on.

And this is also the situation that Germans most want to see! (To be continued. Please search for Astronomy, novels are better, updated and faster!)
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