Chapter 241: Shipbuilding in Five Years, Targeting Major Powers

The war has ended, but there is still much post-war work to be done.

Firstly, according to the Treaty of London, Australasia needs to withdraw its troops from Portuguese India and East Asia colonies, while ensuring the safety of all Portuguese citizens in these regions.

Yes, the personal safety of the citizens.

As for the property of these Portuguese individuals, the majority of their previous factories, equipment, and assets had already been moved by Australasia, and this fact is well-known to all countries.

Additionally, over a thousand Portuguese soldiers captured by Australasia have been transported to Portuguese India, awaiting the arrival of Portuguese officials to receive them.

Arthur did not demand any ransom for these individuals since Australasia has already gained enough wealth from this war. Furthermore, the pretext for the war was originally to seek justice for the fishermen, so being too greedy would not be favorable.