Anyone who had worked in the operations department of Ah Mei's intelligence organization knew one assassination principle: when you decided to assassinate a target, the confirmation rate of the target at the time of action had to be over 90%.
No matter what means were used.
Most of the time, in addition to technical identification, manual identification was also necessary.
65% was not a good number, far too distant from the value at which an action decision could be made.
Brown was not willing to issue an assassination order only to find out the target hadn't been killed, resulting in himself being blamed in the final operation report.
"Have Team A verify it, immediately!"
Colonel Brown issued the command.
"Yes, sir!"
With the command given, from behind the bushes about 800 meters away from the dam, a hand covered in camouflage paint delicately adjusted the parameters on the reconnaissance device.