In the spacious and bright conference room, the atmosphere was solemn and tense. Suchen sat quietly at the conference table, his deep gaze fixed on the documents before him as he pondered how to resolve the Japanese right-wing issue.
Directly dispatching troops to attack the Japanese right-wing was obviously not a viable option. Doing so would not only harm innocent civilians but also trigger large-scale conflict and chaos—people might even mistake them for being in cahoots with the right-wing—and it violated international morality and norms.
The corners of Suchen's mouth curved slightly upward; a solution to the problem had already formed in his mind. He immediately spoke to the staff member beside him: "Contact the President of Brazil."
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