Wang Ye did not keep everyone in suspense and said bluntly:
"I believe that, in order to avoid negative repercussions, we truly cannot send troops directly to participate in this conflict.
However, we absolutely cannot stand by and do nothing. We must give South Ossetia sufficient support and make Georgia pay the price it deserves!"
Gryzlov impatiently pressed, "We can't participate, but we have to support them too. How can there be such a best-of-both-worlds solution? Mikhail, what exactly is your plan? Just say it plainly."
The others nodded as well, because even now, they still did not understand what Wang Ye was trying to do.
Wang Ye said unhurriedly, "I suggest that South Ossetia resist and defeat Georgia's forces on its own, after which we step in to stabilize the situation and bring both sides to the negotiating table.
That way, not only will we shatter Georgia's ambitions, but we can also demonstrate our influence and actual control over Eastern Europe.
And, naturally, we will not have to bear criticism and pressure from the international community."
If Wang Ye's proposal could be carried out, it would of course be the perfect solution.
But the problem was that South Ossetia simply could not resist Georgia on its own...
So the doubts in the conference room remained. Wang Ye understood this, and before anyone could question him further, he took the initiative to reveal the answer.
"Our regular army may not be able to intervene conveniently in this conflict, but South Ossetia can pay to hire a security company, or even civilian volunteers!
As it happens, I heard that Wagner Security Company recently stationed a unit at a base near the North Caucasus region. Perhaps South Ossetia can seek their help.
I believe that with Wagner's strength, defeating Georgia's troops should