"Those lowly Ukrainians, just because they have latched onto the Germans, think they have wrapped themselves around Germany's thigh. They actually dared to invade great Buru. This time, we absolutely cannot let them off!" Joseph's face was full of indignation, as though he had suffered an immense humiliation. He seemed to have completely forgotten that he had previously intended to swallow his anger and endure.
Previously, because he feared the Germans and did not want to go to war with them, no matter how dissatisfied Joseph was, he could only choose to swallow his anger and endure. Even when retaliating, he had ordered the troops not to enter Ukrainian territory.
But things were different now. After the Germans' and Americans' promises, Joseph seemed to have grown much bolder. The Americans had promised that if Germany attacked Buru, they would provide Buru with massive military aid and ensure that Buru could withstand the German attack. More importantly, the Americans had also promised to declare war on Germany within one or two years. This would undoubtedly greatly ease Buru's pressure.
Although the Americans had promised to join the war only two years later, Joseph did not believe Buru could not even hold out for two years. If that were the case, would Buru not be far too incompetent? Then what liberation of the whole world could they even talk about? It would all be a joke.
The Buru generals all looked at Joseph, waiting for him to issue his orders. Although they worried that this would trigger a war with Germany, there was nothing they could do. Joseph had already made up his mind. What could they possibly say? If they objected, the consequences would not be something they could bear.
"Comrade Joseph, does this mean that we are going to war