The Peng Joe Empire expressed its willingness to negotiate the issue of banning chemical poison gases. If the results were satisfactory, it was also willing to join the Convention Organization.
They even seemed quite concerned about this matter. The Peng Joe Empire's Diplomat announced that it would send an Imperial Family Member to accompany the negotiation team to the Federation and conduct a series of negotiations on the research and development, use, and other issues concerning Poison Gas Bombs.
This news greatly stimulated those small neutral countries. Once the two major Military Groups reached an agreement on this issue, it would be difficult for those small neutral nations to join in the excitement!
International diplomacy was sometimes quite complicated. In practical terms, the value and purpose of joining such a Convention Organization was actually to restrain those powerful nations.
For some small neutral countries, whether they participated or not actually did not make much difference. They could be neither the perpetrators nor the victims.
But sometimes, matters could not be viewed entirely that way. It was indeed a responsibility, and sometimes responsibility itself also possessed value and meaning.
More and more countries began submitting applications. This was also something the Federal Government had not expected, and it was mainly the Peng Joe People's agreement that had caused this phenomenon.
If they refused to join, these small neutral countries would not take the initiative to join either.
Time quickly arrived in mid-February amid the spring breeze. A Passenger Ship miraculously crossed the entire East Ocean and arrived at the port of Bu Peien in the Federation.
This Passenger Ship from the Peng Joe Empire was not attacked along the way. The Federation sent air forces to escort it continuously, which also served as a form of deterrence.
Before leaving the cabin,