King Of War: Starting with Arms Dealer-Chapter 1024 - 914 Target Kinshasa

Joe Ga stayed at the manor for two days. He didn’t even visit the headquarters of the base; instead, he watched a slaughter battlefield on the big screen from home.

P·B is now unstoppable in Central Africa!

The trouble in the past was that those so-called guerrilla forces were dispersed!

They were like packs of wolves, striking everywhere, and once they were emboldened, they had no concept of fear or death.

They wouldn’t actively attack an Ant Eater base, nor would they take the initiative to confront patrol squads.

This group of exploited cannon fodder had their sights set on Yamako and a few nearby towns and villages. They plundered mercilessly and even coerced parts of the local population to join their ranks, resulting in a string of atrocities.

This Africa-style security war is the root cause of the losses suffered by the Ant Eaters and the recruits.

Troops with honor inherently resist harming civilians.

The Ant Eaters performed reasonably well because they were trained by monsters. When it’s time to be ruthless, they don’t hesitate.

But the recruits are a different story!

Every soldier in that squad had seen fewer dead bodies in their lifetime than in these past few months alone.

This place is more brutal and is an even greater test of humanity!

Against frenzied enemies, they sometimes suffered, no matter how well-trained they had been.

But now the situation has changed. Those cannon fodder forces are gradually merging and expanding, and they’ve started requiring dedicated bases.

This gave P·B the perfect chance to wipe them out completely!

The guerrilla camps previously found by Squad E were just the tip of the iceberg. The Ant Eaters and patrol teams discovered many more.

The masterminds behind this sought to use the cannon fodder to drain Joe Boss’s focus!

They knew they couldn’t obtain what they wanted from Ant Eater-guarded areas through tough measures, nor could they go head-to-head with Joe Boss in Central Africa or Congo.

So, they opted to try overthrowing President Kabila instead...

If they succeeded, they could leverage the authority of a new president to get what they wanted. They might even disrupt the development of North Kivu Province. As long as Joe Boss was driven out, North Kivu would be a goldmine!

This intelligence came from Aaron to Joe Boss...

Hybrid coca was merely one of their goals!

Their ultimate aim was to destabilize Congo, regain control, and reap profits from the rapidly developing North Kivu Province.

Back when Joe Boss integrated North Kivu Province, he made enemies of both too many people and countless mining companies!

Moreover, the mineral wealth in North Kivu Province was immense. President Kabila’s rushed attempt to consolidate the mining resources of South Kivu Province encroached upon their bottom line.

After plotting for a long time, these forces finally began making collective moves—facilitated by England’s intelligence agency and armored corporations.

It was rare for European mining groups to share a common interest, so naturally, the wealthy contributed funds while the powerful lent their strength...

In this climate, chaos in Congo was inevitable!

This was also the reason why President Kabila held back from seeking aid; the opposing forces were just too influential.

He hesitated, wanting to wait and see before the situation spiraled completely out of control.

However, what the old man failed to realize was that while he vacillated, his subordinates did not.

Congo’s Prime Minister Minam and Defense Minister Ngira called Joe Ga immediately upon his return. Their words weren’t entirely explicit, but their intention was clear—they wanted Joe Boss to intervene and stabilize the situation.

Both had already enjoyed the benefits coming from North Kivu Province and couldn’t tolerate watching Kabila surrender those gains to compromise with the mining companies.

If not for Kabila’s deceased father, the man who fought off Mobutu, ignited Congo’s civil war, and ultimately unified the nation—Old Kabila—and the tribal power he held, Minam and Ngira might have been even less discreet in their approach.

Joe Ga didn’t have the patience to wait for Kabila to make up his mind. He decided to use traditional tactics of "killing chickens to warn the monkeys" to send Kabila a wake-up call.

Once Joe Boss had made up his mind to destroy the frenzied guerrilla forces with unyielding resolve, their doom was sealed.

Special operations teams located the enemy...

Unmanned drones monitored their positions...

Then came guided bombardments...

Helicopters and special ops entered for cleanup...

Finally, perimeter patrol squads moved in to wrap up, collecting the intact bodies and transporting them to a site near Yamako, where, in front of the injured civilians, the corpses were burned to ashes in a single fire.

The intricacies of the battle contained a degree of skill, but the overarching strategy was a crushing display of dominance.

Joe Boss wasn’t yet able to let the air force freely deploy the "Raptor 2" missiles, but he still had stockpiles of cluster bombs.

Four F-16s alternated takeoffs, each carrying four 500-kilogram cluster bombs, sweeping lightly over enemy camps and leaving devastation in their wake.

In a single day, six relatively organized guerrilla camps experienced total annihilation.

The remaining scattered guerrillas could only be left to patrol squads for continued monitoring.

This marked the formal debut of Joe Boss’s air force in Africa. Compared to the battles supporting Niger and Ad-Damazin, this day’s bombings were on an entirely different scale.

The bombed guerrilla camps left practically no survivors. Outsiders didn’t even know what had transpired; only the nearby Congolese were aware of just how many people had died around Yamako that day!

Joe Ga lost interest after watching two bombing raids...