At night, the cold wind blows in the outskirts of Palmyra, and now it is the most comfortable moment in the desert. Duke is debugging and installing a disc-shaped antenna, and a connected interview will be held soon.

Palmyra has attracted worldwide attention now, and the repeated events in two or three days have made the audience's moods fluctuate. Although the media has repeatedly exploded in various broadcast accidents, the surge in ratings has caused media to compete to report and broadcast.

For Duke, the most wonderful thing at the moment is that no one is fighting for news from them. Currently, they are the only ones who are interviewing Palmyra. Next, they will interview Aidid, the battlefield commander of the Nusra Front, which will be a considerable income.

Duke hummed while working, and there were also a row of prisoners who were trapped in his hands and feet. They were all government soldiers captured by the Nusra Front after the attack of the "Tomahawk". It seems that these people will not have a good fate later.

When he heard Duke humming, a kneeling prisoner suddenly spoke in Chinese: "Hey..., are you Chinese?"

Duke was stunned and his good mood immediately flipped. He stared at him with a stern face and said in German: "No, I am not Chinese. I am naturalized in Germany, and I have completely separated from my past."

After saying that, Duke proudly changed to German and hummed the song. The captive on the kneeling ground couldn't understand German, but continued to speak in Chinese quickly as he grabbed a life-saving straw: "My name is Rouhani, Iranian. I have studied in China. I have always loved China. Please help me and let me go. Look, no one around you pay attention."

"I don't love that dictatorial country. After I earn enough money, I escaped from the world of freedom. Only stupid pariahs love that damn country." Duke ridiculed Rouhani with a sarcastic expression, and also reported to the nearby Nusra soldiers that he wanted to escape.

Nusra's soldiers came over and smashed Rouhani in the head with the butt, screaming. At this time, the bossy Aidid came over with a group of subordinates and said arrogantly: "Don't kill me now, I will execute these prisoners in front of the whole world later."

Terrorists like to threaten the world with torture and death. They like to show their strength by harming civilians and prisoners. This does have a great deterrent effect on ordinary people who read the news, making people feel that terrorists are extremely powerful.

At this moment, Edid was in a good mood. The humiliation he suffered during the day had been washed away. He couldn't wait to announce the news to the world. The person who dared to publicly insult him in the interview was finished.

The one who connected this time was not BBC, but CNN with a higher bid. In order to cooperate with the US military's "Tomahawk" air raid, CNN paid a lot of money to grab the power of live broadcast. Its gold medal host Anderson personally connected to Aidid, who was in the limelight in Palmyra.

In the studio of cnn International, Anderson, wearing a suit and tie, was looking down from the Western elite and asked with a smile: "Mr. Edid, do you think you can really succeed?"

On the TV screen, Aidid is still wearing a military uniform, with a sloppy appearance and a fierce face. On the back of him, there are several gun-carrying guards standing on both sides, which is quite powerful.

"Silly people, you always ask the same questions repeatedly." Aidid sat on a bad chair and said arrogantly: "We have been very successful. From Iraq to Syria, from the Euphrates to the Persian Gulf, we are all our forces.

And we are expanding around the world, nothing can stop us. So what if there is a US air strike? We still occupied Palmyra again.

Look at my hand, we have captured many prisoners of government forces, including many Revolutionary Guards from Iran. It’s ridiculous. Is this the elite sent by the Iranians? I will now kill these guys who dare to fight against us in front of you.

Oh, by the way. I want to announce one more thing. Yesterday, a arrogant guy appeared in Palmyra. He tried to challenge the believers of Allah and challenge our authority. But he failed, and he failed shamefully."

While speaking, Aidid also showed a piece of broken fabric in front of the camera. Under the lights of the on-site interview, the fabric looked weird in color and uncertain in light and darkness.

"This is from that guy's body, which is called optical camouflage. This thing is indeed magical, but nothing scary. You can imagine his current miserable situation. He died and was beaten to death by us. That fool could no longer threaten anyone."

This display made countless viewers sigh. Even the Western people who were frightened by the weirdness and terror of the super warriors before were a bit compassionate. A powerful hero died in the hands of a group of sluts. Even if they were on a hostile standpoint, it was quite amazing.

This is really a tragedy, and countless people silently mourn it. After all, in comparison, terrorists are the real gods and ghosts.

"Okay, everyone. Next is the time for us to execute the prisoners." Aidid stood up and walked to Rouhani and others, "I will impose punishment in the name of Allah."

Dozens of captured prisoners were immediately crying, some begging, some crying, and some are limp. They were all trapped, and no one could escape. In contrast, Edid, who was carried away by the smugness, shouted loudly: "I will execute them in the cruelest way."

Isis invented many horrifying ways of execution, and this time they obviously had to play some new tricks. Aidid decided to use tanks to crush the prisoners into meat paste, and a T-72 tank worth more than 40 tons was driven over.

Duke held the satellite phone in his hand and whispered to Sidell who was filming: "CNN said she didn't want the audience to see too bloody scenes, but she couldn't stop the live broadcast. So the camera was aimed at Aidid later, and he should emphasize his brutality and highlight the urgency of the US military in combating terrorists."

"You don't need to teach this." Siddle was the boss, and the camera lens in his hand was always aimed at Edid.

The rumbling tank slowly drove over, and the creaking tracks crushed a deep mark on the sand. No one could remain calm in front of such a bulky car. Rouhani and other prisoners knew they could not hide, but they were still moving their bodies hard and trying to avoid them while crying.

"Hahaha..." A circle of terrorists were laughing, and some even kept firing into the sky, shouting 'Allah Hu Akbar' as if they were entertaining. This scene was like a group of demons dancing around.

Aidid let out aside, waved his finger coldly, and ordered the tank behind him: "Press these heresy to death."

The camera locks on Aidid and spreads his powerful, cruel and ruthless image to the world. An extremist star appears. Even if most humans hate him and hate him, his fearful image can still bring great benefits to him.

CNN host Anderson is reporting to the world in a regretful tone: "Sorry, we have tried our best to negotiate with these terrorists in an attempt to save these captured Syrian government forces.

But terrorists obviously will not abide by the rules of the civilized world, which strengthens our determination to fight terrorism. We will never retreat….”

Anderson was showing his compassionate side with a cat-crying mouse, but he suddenly paused for a few seconds halfway through his words, staring at the video coming from the satellite in a daze. Not only was he in a daze, but the audience watching the live broadcast was also in a daze.

What seems to be a little wrong?

The t-72 that was about to crush the prisoner turned the muzzle, and the thick tube with a diameter of 125 mm was aimed at Aidid standing beside him.
Chapter completed!