Angel Civilization

Of course, the problem still had to be resolved. Otherwise, the blame would sooner or later fall on the newly formed cabinet.

When nothing could be decided, the cabinet fell. That had long been an excellent tradition of the Blue Star Federation.

For the politicians present, none of them wanted another stain on their political record, especially Minister He.

The joy of joining the new cabinet had long vanished. Now, he only felt utterly unlucky—he had barely taken office before being made to take the blame.

Fortunately, he did not have to shoulder much responsibility for this matter. As long as he ensured the Federation's commercial order continued operating normally, it would be a great achievement.

Seeing that none of the cabinet members wanted to take the blame, he took the initiative to raise the subject. "There are no problems on the Ministry of Commerce's side. We have already contacted some capital groups, and they are willing to provide warships at cost to support the War of Expansion.

Director-General, I believe Commander Cao Yang's proposal for communication should be taken seriously. The previous interstellar order is no longer suited to this new environment."

With someone taking the lead, everyone simply laid their cards on the table.

The Minister of Defense spoke bluntly. "There are no issues with the military's combat strength either. We have not yet begun reserve recruitment, and our current troop numbers are sufficient. If morale is a concern, we can adopt a rotational deployment model, so long as warship reinforcements arrive in time."

By this point, it seemed as though the Ministry of Defense was taking a hardline stance in favor of war, but who among those present was not an old fox?

Everyone knew a "but" was coming next.

Sure enough, the Minister of Defense paused