1454 Li Nian arrived at Hu Bin's ward and saw Hu Bin looking at the telegram. He immediately asked Hu Bin if there are so many things in America, why are there so many telegrams?

"It's not America, but the telegram from the Middle East that the headquarters turned around. Germany attacked very quickly there. After we expected, the Middle East could not form an effective defense line, so it was broken through one by one by the German army. Tianlai Novels ww

There is trouble now. Maybe I have to go to the Middle East in advance!" Hu Bin sat there, took the cigarette thrown by Li Nian, lit it, and said to Li Nian.

"The situation in the Middle East has deteriorated?" Li Nian heard it and looked at Hu Bin in surprise.

Hu Bin nodded, and he didn't say much about the rest. Li Nian must understand that the security of the Middle East is related to the security of the west of China, and defenses must be deployed.

"Then are you getting married?" Li Nian asked.

"I don't know, I guess I may refuse." Hu Bin heard this, smiled bitterly, shook his head and said.

"So, is there any specific orders from above? Even if you go to the Middle East, the troops may be transferred in advance, right?" Li Nian thought for a moment, looked at Hu Bin and asked.

"Not yet, but the troops have already begun to prepare. We have arranged a large number of troops in the northwest, whether it is a front-line or a second-line army, which can be mobilized at any time. So, this is not a problem. I am worried about the matter in the Americas. I don't know what the United States is thinking about it. If we want to leave and stay, they need to give us a correct letter!" Hu Bin said and looked at Li Nian.

"There is no news here now. I don't know what the United States plans. I hope they can decide as soon as possible and continue to drag it down. The leaders of those countries in the Americas are not happy. Today, many leaders of American countries have asked to see me.

I met a few of them, and they all mean the same thing, hoping that we can send troops to their country to garrison and help them train the troops. Now it depends on the meaning of the United States. If the United States opposes, we will be too lazy to do it. The affairs of the American people are their affairs of the Americans and have little to do with our China.

It would be good if we could help them defeat Japan. We couldn't let us continue to help them defend America. It would be fine if they welcomed them, but now you have also seen that the United States does not believe us at all. It would be meaningless to continue to help them like this." Li Nian sat down and said to Hu Bin.

Hu Bin heard that he sat there without saying a word, but thought carefully about this matter, what should he do to achieve success.

At this time, in Yan'an, Stilwell was now in the commander's headquarters, and the commander took half an hour to see him. As soon as Stilwell came, he talked about the garrison with the commander. According to the telegram given to him by Roosevelt, the United States hoped that China could discuss the garrison in installments. After five years of talks, the United States and other countries in the Americas would be responsible for the entire expenses!

"5 years?" The commander heard it and looked at Stilwell.

"Yes, we know that this is unfair to China, but for countries around the world, they can trust China more, and doing so is beneficial to you!" Stilwell didn't know how to explain this matter, but he could only say that it is very beneficial to China's reputation in the international community.

The commander heard this and laughed, without saying anything, but sat there smoking.

"Dear Commander Mao, what are your considerations?" Stilwell asked as he looked at the Commander.

"Impossible, so you tell your president that we will not be stationed. Since you do not believe in us, we should not talk about this matter. I believe that your American countries can defend Germany's attack.

Moreover, in the future, you, the United States, need help in other places, and we, China, will definitely help. As for the garrison, I think it’s all right. We have already helped you fight a lot. Now, our country is also facing a huge threat. We need those troops to come back early so that we can protect our own country.

So, we won’t talk about the garrison, including the Canadian garrison. We won’t talk about it anymore. We need the troops to come back soon. I think you have heard about the situation in the Middle East. The situation there is very dangerous. Once the German and Japanese troops meet in India, it will inevitably pose a huge threat to our China. Therefore, we need the expeditionary forces to return to China as soon as possible, that’s it!” The commander sat there and said to Stilwell.

"No, no, no, we have no intention of not trusting China. We just hope that doing so will give our American troops a little dignity, and at the same time eliminate the world's concerns about the expansion of China's territory.

We can know that China does not need land from other countries, but other countries have such concerns. If it doesn't work for five years, then talk about it in one year. What do you think?" Stilwell heard the commander and refused directly, and was very scared. If the commander made the decision, then there would be no possibility of this matter, so he immediately stood up and explained to the commander.

"I'm determined, our China has difficulties. We don't want to garrison troops in the Americas. Now you ask us to garrison troops and set so many conditions for us. Why should we garrison troops? Isn't it? If you don't believe it, it doesn't matter. We are not as good as there are many soldiers and generals that have nowhere to be placed.

Therefore, your concerns can be completely eliminated. We do not garrison troops. I think other countries believe more that China will not invade any country. General Stilwell, you tell your Excellency President Roosevelt and Chief of Staff Marshall.

Regarding the matter of garrison, China can be stationed or not. This has no impact on China. What should we do depends on you. If we want to garrison, we must keep us willingly, but talk about this matter again and again. If there is anything to talk about in this matter, stay if we can, and leave if we don’t.

We have no territorial requirements for America, that's it. By the way, Hu Bin will come back in the next few days. Let's talk about it after thinking clearly. Before you think clearly, I think, don't waste everyone's time. Our current mind is in Germany, not in yours!" The commander said to Stilwell, and after that, he stood up.

Stilwell wanted to call the commander, but he stopped because they didn't know any reason to let the commander stop and listen to his explanation. Any explanation was empty. In the Middle East, Stilwell also knew that China was mobilizing troops to lay down defense lines in the west of China. Therefore, once Hu Bin came back, the matter of garrison would not be so easy to talk about.

After Stilwell came out of the command center, he stood at the gate of the command center, looked back at the gate of the command center, sighed, got in the car, and returned to their embassy,

After arriving at the embassy, ​​he immediately sent a telegram to Roosevelt, reporting on the situation of meeting with the commander, and also analyzing his own analysis. China does not want to station troops in the Americas.

If the troops are stationed, it is because it is considered to deal with Germany, not the countries that help the Americas. If the countries in the Americas, China may completely give up leaving troops in the Americas and retreat all of them. And after transferring Hu Bin back to China, China may close the door to negotiations, which was also told to Roosevelt.

"Damn it, how could this happen!" Roosevelt sat there and cursed after seeing Stilwell's telegram.

After seeing the telegrams circulated, those aides were caught off guard. They did not expect that China's reaction was so strong that they did not give the United States any time to consider. When the officials saw the telegrams, they sighed. They had long guessed that this was the case. China would not delay the time. It would not have much impact on China!

"What should I do now?" Roosevelt said as he looked at the staff and officials.

"If we station troops permanently, it will definitely not work. In this case, our United States cannot be considered a sovereign country. However, if we do not station troops, our troops may make great sacrifices. At that time, our entire America may once again ignite the fire of war and the people will suffer!" A cabinet official said.

"Can our troops be able to take on a great task?" asked an aide. The others looked at the aide, and the question was very harsh. If Roosevelt had not interfered in the command of the front line many times, the United States would not have been defeated again and again when facing the attack of the Japanese troops. Roosevelt interfered in the command of the front line was to listen to those aides.

So now when the officials heard the staff's question, they immediately stared at them and looked at them with very disgusting eyes.

"I think our troops can be defended!" Another aide immediately said.

"Don't argue for now, I'll ask what to do?" Roosevelt looked at them and asked.

"I think we have to ask General Marshall what he meant and what the army is doing. He knows best whether he can defend it. He is the only one who knows it. We are not clear about it." A cabinet official said.

"Yes, I see, we will pass this telegram to General Marshall, and he will make a judgment that is beneficial to us in the United States." The staff member heard it and nodded immediately,

Roosevelt sighed in his heart when he heard this, knowing that those people were ruling responsibility. Marshall could not make a decision on this matter.

Because Marshall was a general and Roosevelt was the president of the United States. Only Roosevelt could make such a decision. If Marshall asked, Marshall could not guarantee that he could use American troops to block the attack of the German troops. In the end, the answer to the question was still to ask Roosevelt.
Chapter completed!