After a week-long political upheaval gradually subsided, demand for software engineers across the Balkan Peninsula only continued to rise. To modify the existing satellite navigation systems, technicians from Mars Foundry entered major airlines under the escort of administrative departments. After smoothly completing the acquisitions, Mars Foundry's technicians modified the software of every aircraft. The entire aviation system underwent a massive overhaul, completely shedding its dependence on the Global Positioning System and switching to Latveria's own satellite positioning system for navigation.
This indirectly created a large number of jobs for software engineers. Latveria's satellite positioning system could not only track aircraft within the atmosphere; aircraft outside the atmosphere also fell within its jurisdiction. Its complexity was therefore on an entirely different level, and the subprograms assigned to airlines required a large number of specialists to maintain. The same happened in industries that required navigation systems, such as automobile manufacturing. Following acquisitions and industrial upgrades, there were many new software technologies to learn and adapt to.
Once the new agreement regarding Europe's communication satellites and navigation systems was signed, Latveria's airports reopened. Just as the administrative departments had anticipated, many wealthy people with modest fortunes had tried to leave the country through the airports during the Great Purge, relying on passports they had obtained in the past to flee abroad, intending to apply for immigration after settling there. Most of them had already transferred their assets, and those fortunes would allow them to live comfortably overseas.
Nick Fury's current actions were entirely illegal, because Latveria's extradition agreements with European nations were still under negotiation. Everyone knew that even without such agreements, Latveria could still arrest criminals abroad and bring them back, though the money would certainly be impossible to recover. Yet it was precisely this resolute attitude that chilled many people to