Thanks to the benevolence of the Island Nation Government, foreign nationals currently staying on the Island Nation Mainland were basically able to leave the country.
Of course, there were still some foreigners with massive industries in the Island Nation who were unwilling to leave despite the Australasian threat.
The Australasian Government would certainly show no mercy to such people.
The previous persuasion through public opinion was the sole opportunity, and since it had been missed, they would be treated just like native Island Nation people.
A brief three days passed quickly, yet the news of Australasia bombing Hiroshima with a novel weapon continued to spread at a rapid pace.
The Japanese also began their propaganda offensive according to plan, utilizing numerous media outlets to publicize Australasia's cruel actions in Hiroshima while fiercely denouncing the Australasian Government for slaughtering at least half a million Island Nation residents.
Although this propaganda offensive achieved a certain degree of effect at first, Australasia was not a country that the Island Nation could rival in the realm of public opinion.
Arthur first used newspapers controlled by the Royal Consortium to widely publicize the inhumane human and biochemical experiments conducted by the Island Nation in occupied territories, providing substantive photographic evidence.
This instantly ruined the Island Nation's reputation. Immediately afterward, Australasia stated that the bombing of Hiroshima was carried out solely for military purposes, accompanied by several photographs of Island Nation troops stationed around Hiroshima.
The photographs clearly revealed that the scale of the garrison surrounding Hiroshima far exceeded the number of citizens residing there.
Upon careful reflection, it was only natural for Australasia to bomb the military garrisons of an enemy nation; as for the collateral damage to Hiroshima citizens, that was unavoidable.
Once the opinion war concluded, the Japanese rushed to restore order in