Chapter 384: End of Allied Conference

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In this session of the Conference, apart from the distribution of military and interest-related matters, there is also a benefit for Australasia, which is the confirmation of Australasia's food production for supplies.

According to the agreements among the four major Allied powers, after the outbreak of the war, the Allied powers will establish the Sydney-Vladivostok and Sydney-Marseille transportation lines internally, ensuring the security of these two transportation routes.

Australasia will transport a large amount of grain, beef, mutton, livestock, weapons and equipment, ammunition, medical supplies, industrial products, and daily necessities to the Far East and Marseille. These supplies will then be further transported from these regions to the hands of the three major Allied powers, namely Britain, France, and Russia.