The Mekong River Operation!
After this great battle, the DD Armed Forces had been annexed by the Nava Armed Forces. The Nava Armed Forces no longer had any enemies in the north or any worries behind them. They only needed to keep a close watch on the south.
The ND Armed Forces in the south were now terrified. They were afraid the Nava Armed Forces would make a move against them.
Among the Golden Triangle Coalition Forces, the remnants of the WB Armed Forces made them especially hostile toward the Nava Armed Forces.
They had already contacted other armed groups and planned to attack the Nava Armed Forces, but the NM and DD Armed Forces had been defeated too quickly. Before they could act, they had already lost two allies.
Now that the fighting had ended, it was no longer appropriate for the Golden Triangle Coalition Forces to make a move. Doing so might instead bring the flames of war to their own region.
So, apart from the WB Armed Forces, the other forces in the coalition were conflicted and unsure whether to continue with their original plan.
The NM Armed Forces had no leader in their northwestern region. Even if they wanted to organize a counterattack, they would need time to prepare. On top of that, the RK and KK Armed Forces were taking advantage of the situation to stir up trouble. The NM Armed Forces were struggling to cope, so they decided to hold peace talks with the Nava Armed Forces.
As a result, the Nawa region had temporarily stabilized, giving them time to build fortifications and reorganize their territory.
In particular, the NM Armed Forces had captured many people this time, and they needed to deal with them properly.
As for the NM soldiers who had surrendered,