Igniting the Powder Keg

53 minutes after the death of the Colombian President, the first report about the incident appeared in the Washington Post. Seven minutes later, Future Group's media quickly followed with a report on the incident based on first-hand information provided by the Xin Embassy staff in Colombia.

The contents of the two reports were quite different. The UA and Xin had turned their spear against each other, and both held credible opinions.

Someone with a little knowledge would have already sensed the unusualness.

A battle over public opinion had quietly started over the Pacific Ocean.

Xin immediately stated that the unwarranted speculations reported by the UA media were unjustified, and Xin was also a victim of this incident!

However, why would the UA accept the short end of the stick? The UA immediately said that even if Xin was not to blame, the UA would not accept any responsibility!