The Federal Government's proposal quickly won the support and approval of the World Development Committee Member States. According to the Federal Government, the "Convention on the Prohibition of Chemical Poison Gases" would only be binding on member states that joined the convention.
In other words, if only the World Development Committee Member States joined, the Federation would not take the initiative to use chemical poison gas when waging war against those countries.
That sounded reasonable enough, but what about those who did not join? The Senaus tragedy—
International media now commonly referred to the final battle in Senaus City as a tragedy, using the term to describe the horror of poison gas bombs.
Sometimes, it was difficult to find an accurate word or sentence to describe the limits of human morality.
If you said those limits were too low, at least they paid attention to the Resistance Army soldiers killed by poison gas and spoke out on their behalf.
But if you said those limits were high, they had not called for world peace. After all, far more people had died beneath bullets and artillery shells than beneath poison gas.
Still, everyone strongly supported the Federal Government's statement and paid close attention to the Investigation Team's findings.
In fact, everyone knew perfectly well that poison gas bombs had definitely been used this time, because the Federal Government wanted everyone to join the convention banning the use of poison gas bombs.
This indirectly revealed that the Federal Government really had done it.
As the World Development Committee Member States responded enthusiastically, the Peng Joe Military Group was also considering the matter.
"Do we need to join?"
The Imperial Emperor sat in his chair. The palace was filled with people: the ministers and elders of the Peng Joe Empire, as well as