The report soon reached the hands of the Superior Officer, then was sent back to the Department of Defense by telegraph.
After receiving the report, the Department of Defense officer casually placed it on top of another stack of documents!
There had simply been too many similar reports lately. After the Federation broke through the blockade and winter ended, the flames of war had been rekindled.
They were currently advancing north step by step, attacking multiple cities.
Resistance was fierce, and the occupied territories were unsafe as well.
The killing of civilians in the occupied territories was far from the first such incident, but even now, everyone had failed to come up with a particularly good solution.
Peng Joe was a heavily populated country, with several times the population of the Federation.
The Department of Defense had initially planned to establish multiple Centralized Management Camps. Unlike the Prisoner of War Camps used before, these camps would only be used to manage civilians.
However, the idea was quickly rejected.
Leaving aside whether closed management would place too much pressure on these civilians, simply managing such a large population made it impossible to achieve proper coordination.
Peng Joe had hundreds of millions of people. Even half of half that number would come to nearly eighty million.
The Federation currently had fewer than two million soldiers on the East Continent. That raised the question.
How could so few people manage so many? The plan was simply far too unrealistic.
Yet everyone had failed to come up with many good solutions, which left them feeling constantly troubled.
If these people were left unmanaged, some of the able-bodied young adults could easily be organized into a military force.
This had already seriously affected the Federation's strategic plans! Ryan did not know this and assumed that