Wellington's words were like a single stone hurled into a thousand-layered pond, instantly sending the reporters present into a frenzy.
The bombing of Hiroshima with the latest weapons was not the end. From the looks of it, Australasia also intended to bomb the Island Nation's most important city—the capital, Tokyo.
It had to be known that Hiroshima was merely a medium-to-large city in the Island Nation. If not for its fairly advantageous geographical location, it might have been considered only a small-to-medium-sized city.
Tokyo was different. As the capital of the Island Nation, its population had already surpassed three million.
If the power of Australasia's new weapon was truly that exaggerated, then for Tokyo's three million Japanese people, it would be a devastating blow.
"Minister Wellington, is what you said true? When will your country's next special operation begin? Can we become embedded reporters?" A media outlet from North America asked excitedly.
To these media outlets, the number of Japanese casualties was unimportant. What mattered was whether their newspapers' reports would sell like hotcakes.
"Sorry, this is a military secret of ours, so we cannot disclose it for the time being. However, please rest assured. After discussions with our government, we have decided to allow foreign nationals in the Island Nation three days to evacuate. After three days, we may begin bombing various cities in the Island Nation at any time." Minister Wellington spoke with a smile on his face.
The brief diplomatic press conference soon ended, and the various newspapers and media outlets all wore satisfied smiles.
They had not come to this press conference for nothing. The information Australasia had revealed today was unquestionably potential best-selling news.
Some of the newspaper reporters wore complicated expressions. Australasia's development of an extremely powerful weapon was hardly good news for the