Chapter 970: Australia-Russia Conflict_2

Of course, if it came to a point where launching a war was necessary to establish global position, Arthur would definitely not be soft-handed.

Atomic bombs and missiles were prepared for such moments, and neither Russia nor the United Kingdom could stop Australasia's rise after World War II.

On April 15th, 1939, the Australasian Army arrived in the northern Finnish city of Sala.

Stationed in Sala was the Russian Army. After the Australasian Army reached the outskirts of Sala, they used a telegram to publicly call out to the Russian Army inside the city, demanding that all Russian troops withdraw from Finland within three days and not to damage any of Finland's urban cities in the slightest.

After three days, the Australasian Army would use military force to reclaim all cities in Finland. If the Russian Army had not withdrawn from Finland by then, they would be regarded as an enemy by the Australasian Army.