Death, War, Importance

New Delhi, India-6.30 AM IST (Indian Standard Time)-Agastya

"Eliminate Moedhi while he is giving a speech. Hotel, airport, and fake visas have been prepared to carry out this operation. There are no traces or recordings, we must complete this mission as quickly as possible."

"Understood commander!"

"You only have 5 minutes to execute. Over."

After the commander turned off the phone, I quickly put on my gloves and prepared to aim at the podium where Indian Prime Minister, Moedhi Singh would be giving a speech. The tight guard from the Indian military was quite difficult for me. However, if the plan goes without interruption, everything will be easy and smooth. 20 minutes later, Moedhi's vehicle entourage came from behind the stage under tight security. Many people had gathered to hear his speech. However, Moedhi hasn't come out yet because his guards are going around securing the location.

Exactly at 6:58, Moedhi came out and walked to the stage waving along with other officials who were about to start his speech. I didn't have to wait long enough to shoot Modi.

"Sigh.." I simultaneously pressed the trigger to fire.

In an instant, the bullet pierced Moedhi's heart and caused him to fall. The supporters and the police who witnessed Moedhi's death immediately panicked which resulted in chaos between the two sides. The Indian police and military immediately evacuated the officials on stage and Moedhi's body, while Moedhi's shocked supporters rushed forward to see their Prime Minister's body. Not long, I cleared the shooting location I was using and fled to Indira Gandhi International Airport before anyone noticed.

Kremlin, Rusia-08.00 AM MSK (Moskow Standard Time)-Fatih a.k.a Bismarck

"Where are we going?" Says Sebastian.

"Meeting Solovetsky, well... you could say he is an old friend in the Russian government."

"Solovetsky? Wait, isn't he just a weapons developer for Russia?? What do you mean?"

"Think of it like that.. after all... we still have a lot of time here. By the way, who's your boss Sebastian?"

"My boss is Solovetsky... that's why I asked him why he should have anything to do with Solovetsky."

"It all has something to do with it... there is no way I can give you something unrelated to your question."

After reading the papers that I gave a few days ago while in Australia. Not too long, Sebastian opened his phone to call Solovetsky, one of the Russian officers approached us from behind.

"Доброе утро, енерал!"

(Good morning, General!)

"Доброе утро, возвращайся к pаботе."

(Morning, hurry back to work.)

"Хорошо, сэр!"

(Yes sir!)

"Wait.." Sebastian stopped me curiously. He again asked in a quite pressing tone while calling his boss.

"What?"

"Since when did you become General?"

"Didn't I just give you the document that says I'm the Russian-Indonesian liaison? If you don't believe me, ask him." Meanwhile, I was pointing my hand at Rovoletsky, one of the top 5 Russian military leaders who walked up to us. Sebastian who saw Rovoletsky immediately saluted his leader. So did Rolovetsky who returned the salute.

"Как ела, арк, ак оя абота?"

(How are you Bismarck, how is your job?)

"Все ет орошо, о есь, оволецкий елаешь? е один ес аким-то орпоративным?

(Everything went well, What are you doing in here Rovoletski? Another business with some corporate?)

"Ну ... о-то ом оде. о есь елаешь? еужели тебя еще е о облем Индонезии?"

(Well... something like that. What are you doing in here though? Didn't you still have some problem in Indonesia?")

"Ублюдок, ачем о оворишь? ожно оговорить оловецким?"

(You bastard, why are you saying that?)

"Расслабься, ель, осто ... очему ак ассердился а о?"

(Relax, mate, I'm just joking... why did you so angry about that?)

"В ом ае, ожно оговорить Соловецким?"

(Anyway, can we talk to Solovetsky?)

"Хорошо, огласно ашей осьбе."

(Alright, at your request.)

Vanimo, Indonesia-13.30 PM WIT-Iqbal

"How are our troops in Merauke, sir?"

"It seems they haven't broken through the enemy Corps yet, but there is information that the enemy has started to retreat. This rumor spread across our frontline even their reinforcements have been sent in."

"How long is the probability of repelling the enemy forces?"

"There are no definite figures at this time. Worst case scenario is that the enemy forces will continue to defend themselves to death and inflict heavy damage on our soldiers. However, according to the latest report from the main command in Jayapura... the enemy forces have created a big gap for us to cut through and surround the enemy. We can consider this is as a temporary victory to raise the morale of our troops."

"Is there any news about our troops at Papua New Guinea airport?"

"The main command there is facing a firefight by the enemy militia, there's a possibility that the Papuan militias were assisted by the Papua New Guinea government to attack us. Fortunately, the Air Force transport plane arrived at the airport to unload armored vehicles which were very useful to suppress the enemy."

Not too long after, the troop leader came and briefed us to attack the enemy frontline inside the city. The raid at this time has been expected to paralyze the enemy and push forward to help troops in the South.

To prevent the Papua New Guinea Corps and its 1st Infantry Division... the 2nd Infantry Division, and 1st Armored Vehicle Division of the Indonesian Armed Forces were deployed while waiting for assistance from the troops in Vanimo. For the Navy, they will separate units into Dispelling Units (repel various assistance from the Papua New Guinea Corps) and Assault Units (this Navy unit will deploy Infantry and Armored Vehicles to attack enemy strategic locations/assist the Army Infantry Corps).

In Tanahmerah-Asike, the TNI AD troops can suppress and put a great impact on enemy troops with a 3-sided siege (front, right, and left to force the enemy to retreat further into their territory). In Kiunga, 2 Paratrooper Divisions and 1 Infantry Division struggled against 1 Supply Corps and 2 Support Infantry Divisions (almost some of them were armed locals led by some mercenaries and the Papua New Guinea army itself). In Botar-Merauke, the enemy troops were also quite depressed by the combined Infantry-Artillery attack which forced them to retreat. The rest of the 4 Papua New Guinea Infantry Divisions could not help them because they has been attacked by the Indonesian Army altogether.

At the airport, the paratroopers-infantry-armored-supply managed to establish a position while suppressing the Papua New Guinean troops and their armed population. The second troop will be deployed at the airport to pick up Indonesian citizens who are trapped at the embassy not far from the airport. The situation there was very dangerous because the defense chain of the TNI troops is very weak and easily penetrated, which will make things worse.

3 infantry platoons + 1 armed civilian platoon and 1 supply platoon are currently stuck around the embassy. This thing happened due to the large number of Indonesian citizens who died after the order to arrest Indonesian citizens by the Papua New Guinea government was issued. This group could have retreated to the airport because the enemy militia in the area was heavily reduced due to massive attacks in Indonesia-PNG borders. But as explained, the protective forces will find it difficult to carry all the victims who are in the embassy even though the distance is quite close. Therefore, the Indonesian government has sent 2 Armored platoons and 3 Infantry platoons to pick them up.

The main problem for the pick-up force was time because the latest attack by PNG troops on the embassy had a huge impact on the defense forces. This operation will prioritize the speed of the Armored platoon to get there as quickly as possible with minimal damage, while the Infantry platoon will clear and maintain the evacuation route to the airport. The current conditions are very favorable for the Indonesian side because they already controlled the enemy airport which is very close to the prime minister's palace. it seems like Papua New Guinea troops will likely carry out a large-scale attack to retake their airport and secure the capital.

PNG troops think that the TNI will not carry out the rescue operation because of the blockade they have put in place. But the blockade had been broken days before the operation was carried out.