The Amazing son in law Chapter 7911

The Russian journalist, not expecting such self-aggrandizement, immediately retorted with dissatisfaction, “Your explanation is far-fetched. I don’t believe a group of research team members would do anything to harm Antarctica or huThe spokesperson scoffed, “That’s because you simply lack the experience and lessons learned from frontline counter-terrorism operations. Think about 9/11. Before it happened, who would have imagined that a few passengers would conspire to commit such a horrific terrorist attack? If we had strengthened security checks on all passengers before that, would you have sued us for human rights violations?”

The Russian journalist was stumped and could only awkwardly reply, “You’re confusing the issue.”

The spokesperson shook his head, “The United States has been deeply involved in counter-terrorism for many years. To borrow our President’s words, no one understands counter-terrorism better than us, and no one understands terrorists better than us. Therefore, we absolutely cannot wait until something happens to reflect on what we’ve overlooked. We must eliminate all risks as much as possible from the source. There’s an old Chinese saying, ‘Prevention is better than cure.’ I believe this saying reveals…” “I completely agree with the philosophy. In such a rushed situation, we simply didn’t have enough time to consult the United Nations and then have it voted on. Under normal circumstances, the whole process would take at least 48 hours, and no one can guarantee that the United Nations will approve it after 48 hours. What if your country exercises its veto power during the voting process? Wouldn’t the situation be delayed even further?”

The Russian journalist stood up in dissatisfaction and said, “I think your speculation is offensive to us!”

The spokesperson shook his head and said, “I am not targeting any person or country. I am just saying that once this matter is not decided and acted upon immediately, there are countless possibilities for it to be delayed or even canceled. What if those traitors do something unforgivable in Antarctica, causing irreversible damage? The damage is not just to Antarctica, but to all of humanity.”manity.”At this point, she sighed and said seriously, “Of course, as you just said, we did violate the Antarctic Treaty, that’s an indisputable fact, and we don’t intend to make any excuses. But as the Japanese spokesperson just said, and as I explained, our goal wasn’t to maliciously send troops to Antarctica or maliciously violate the Antarctic Treaty. We acted out of a responsible attitude towards our allies, Antarctica, and all of humanity. Therefore, we will submit a statement to the United Nations regarding this matter, and we are willing to accept any punishment from the UN. Of course, our soldiers did indeed engage in some inappropriate behavior on the front lines. For example, at the request of the Japanese side, they caused some physical harm to the research team members. We will also order the military to deal with this matter seriously and apologize to the victims and their families. Thank you, RIA Novosti reporter, and thank you everyone. Next question.”

The media reporters present were stunned. No one had expected that the White House spokesperson would resolve almost all the questions in just this first round.

Having said all that, even if the reporters were prepared to attack them with guns and cannons, it would be difficult to achieve the desired effect. In fact, it could be said that the United States had become immune to such attacks.

Further attacks would only cause superficial damage, and persisting under these circumstances would appear shameless.

Everyone knew that the White House had won a very difficult public relations battle, mainly thanks to Japan drawing attention away from the conflict.

Then, knowing the tide had turned, the reporters stopped focusing on the previous issues of troop deployment and the mistreatment of Japanese researchers. Instead, they focused on what the Japanese researchers had actually done in Antarctica, the damage and impact they had caused, and when the US military would withdraw from Antarctica.These questions were no big deal to the White House, so the spokesperson answered everyone’s questions truthfully.

Regarding the question of what the Japanese research team was doing in Antarctica, the spokesperson stated, “Actually, we haven’t figured that out either. Their actions are quite unusual. They are exploring the Antarctic ice sheet, but everyone knows what’s underneath—just the original rocks of the Antarctic continent. It’s unlikely we’ll find anything new. We will continue our in-depth investigation with the Japanese side, and we will hold a press conference immediately to announce any new discoveries to the world.”

As for the damage to Antarctica, the White House spokesperson said, “We don’t have very specific data on the damage yet, but we do know that they have been conducting large-scale secret exploration in Antarctica for over a month. The exploration area is very large, so if we were to assess the damage, we would need to gradually reconstruct their entire exploration process and identify any problems along the way. As before, we will announce any results immediately.”

The White House spokesperson added, “Regarding the withdrawal of troops, I can give you a very clear answer: we are already organizing personnel and equipment, and we will complete the necessary preparations and leave the Antarctic continent within 24 hours. We will not leave a single soldier or missile in Antarctica, so please rest assured!”