Chapter 221: Sulu Pirates

Just the next day, the majority of the Australasian fleet set sail with well-trained soldiers who had been trained for over a year, heading to the Dutch East Indies in northern Australasia.

The destinations this time included almost half of the indigenous powers in the Dutch East Indies, including the Sultanate of Sulu, which was already semi-controlled by the United States.

Australasia's operation this time was grand in scale, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had already informed the Netherlands and the Dutch East Indies in advance.

Due to the urgent situation, the Dutch response was not of great importance. Arthur believed that even if the Dutch were unhappy with Australasia's actions, they would have to reluctantly agree.

Currently, the nearest "Western countries" to the Dutch East Indies were Australasia. If conflicts erupted between Australasia and the Netherlands, the fate of the Dutch East Indies would depend on the support of the great powers for the Netherlands.