Chapter 867: Going Through Belgium

It had become clear that the Germans had been prepared to forcibly pass through Belgium even before asking for permission. Although the United Kingdom and France unequivocally expressed their support for Belgium, and Belgium had announced its determination to protect its territory at all costs, these seemed utterly insignificant in the face of Germany's strategic goals and interests.

Moreover, since Germany was already at war with the United Kingdom and France, why should it care about the diplomatic threats from its enemies?

The German government ignored the threats from the United Kingdom and France and the reactions of the Belgian government, and immediately declared war on Belgium as soon as the 24-hour deadline had passed.

At the same time, about ten thousand German troops marched magnificently into Belgium and launched an attack directly on the Belgian border troops.