The message the Prime Minister had brought was extremely important. Mr. Truman still knew nothing about it.
He was not the only one who knew nothing. The officials at the Department of Defense did not know either, nor did the military. The intelligence system knew even less!
The Federation now faced tremendous difficulty planting spies within the Peng Joe Military Group. At present, the Federal Government's intelligence sources around the world, aside from a small portion consisting of federal spies and the people they had bribed...
The rest of their intelligence mainly came from the other member states of the World Development Committee!
After the First World War, the various countries had sent spies to one another. Some of them had always managed to survive and become stable sources of information.
After the Federation became the envoy of justice in the world, it naturally had the duty to help everyone resolve these problems. Those countries were also willing to share their intelligence networks with the Federation.
On the one hand, the Federation had the capability. On the other, they were also compelled by the "intelligence sharing" proposed by the Federal Government.
After all, the Federation-led World Development Committee existed to advance the cause of world peace!
Intelligence was extremely important, and Truman took it very seriously. After receiving the news from the Prime Minister of Gefra, he immediately arranged for officials from the Department of Defense, the military, and the intelligence agencies to analyze it.
As for him, he went with the Prime Minister to the Side Hall of the Presidential Palace.
This was not an official state visit. They had not even sent a diplomatic note, so they did not need to sit on the two sofas in the Main Hall and accept photographs and questions from reporters.
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