"The war against extremism ends in thirty days-the United Nations' fight against terrorism finally bears fruit!"
"T'Challa, king of Wakanda and mastermind behind extremist terrorism, may reportedly be extradited to the United States to stand trial."
News like this quickly became a widely circulated hot topic. A hidden African nation had become an extremist terrorist organization, drawing considerable interest.
Wakanda soon underwent "reform" at the hands of a seven-nation coalition led by the United States. Although the American military had killed nearly a hundred suspected members of an extremist terrorist organization in Wakanda's civilian tribes, it still expressed willingness to fund the resettlement of innocent civilians who had been deceived.
The resistance put up by the warriors of Wakanda's five great tribes had indeed inflicted considerable casualties on the coalition. Just a few laser shots from their weapons at maximum power could destroy a tank, while concentrated fire could destroy fortifications within a hundred meters.
However, once King T'Chaka was captured and the assault force occupied Birnin Zana, Wakanda's frontline warriors lost all will to fight and laid down their weapons.
If they continued to resist, the United States would not rule out continuing to bomb Birnin Zana, burying Wakanda's civilians underground.
With the resistance gone, the coalition quickly occupied Wakanda, and Umbrella's super-soldier squad withdrew.
There was an eighty percent chance that the coalition would later discover someone had already tampered with Wakanda, provided T'Chaka did not keep his mouth too tightly shut. However, Thaddeus Ross was there to cover for Umbrella's people. If T'Chaka insisted on implicating someone, he might end up committing suicide out of guilt with five shots to the back.
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