Ji Feng sighed, raised his head and looked at his subordinates aside, and asked:

"So what was the response over there?"

The subordinate shook his head and replied:

"There is no final confirmation, but judging from the current situation, I'm afraid it won't go smoothly."

"The situation developed so fast that before everyone could react, Khartoum was completely surrounded."

"They said they had contacted all the airlines before, but no one was willing to land."

"We are currently in contact with domestic airlines, hoping to transfer planes over and take the risk."

"But the problem is that Khartoum Airport has basically lost its function, and even fuel cannot be replenished. Therefore, if the plane wants to come in, it has to land in Egypt first. Communication in this regard is also very difficult."

"What about the sea?"

Ji Feng interrupted him and continued to ask.

"It's more difficult by sea. The only way to go is through Port Sudan, but now Port Sudan is controlled by the Revolutionary Front, and they can't communicate at all."

"They will continue to try, but the odds are low."

"All in all, they still suggest that we prepare a safe house as soon as possible and stick to our original location first."

"Even if Khartoum does fall, the Revolutionary Front will not cause too much commotion. After all, their purpose is to govern, not to vent their anger."

"That's not certain. These gangsters are not professional soldiers after all. They can do anything."

Ji Feng shook his head and answered.

He knows the true background of black Africa very well.

Although sometimes these people will put on the cloak of civilization, but as long as they are given a chance, they will tear off their disguise without hesitation.

Has the Revolutionary Front done too many dirty things?

They are like a swarm of locusts that will not let go of any piece of "food".

And now, what they are about to capture is Khartoum!

Let alone wanton burning, killing, looting, or even massacre of the city.

Ji Feng couldn't help but clenched his fists. After thinking for a long time, he said:

"Let's go in three steps."

"The first step is to keep in touch. If there is any news that evacuation is possible, cooperate immediately."

"The second step is to seek asylum from the government forces. We have a close relationship with the government forces. It is impossible to cut them off now. Once Khartoum falls, we will definitely be settled by the Qiu Hou. It is better to take a gamble and bet that they can withstand it."

"The third step is to take out all the reserve funds, upgrade and strengthen the safe house, and at the same time, purchase a batch of weapons."

"Purchasing weapons?"

The subordinate looked at Ji Feng in surprise and asked hesitantly:

"Are you sure you want to purchase weapons? If we pick up weapons, I'm afraid it won't be so easy to communicate with the Revolutionary Front."

"Give up your illusions and prepare to fight. Are you still communicating with them? Look at how the Revolutionary Front promotes us."

"Oil resource plunderers, dirty thieves. Will they communicate with us? Impossible!"

"You have to think clearly who is behind them!"

"So, don't be timid and buy a gun! Don't be blatantly provocative, but we must have weapons."

"This is our final bottom line. If they really plan to liquidate us, we must have the ability to resist."

After talking to this extent, the subordinates understood what Ji Feng meant.

He did not intend to rely on these weapons to assist government troops and fight against the revolutionary front.

But in order to prevent his brothers from being massacred unarmed in the worst case scenario.

This is an extremely helpless choice, but it is also the only and final choice.

The subordinate let out a long sigh.

He looked out the window. Thick smoke was gathering on the skyline, and the faint sound of artillery was coming continuously.

Those people are already very close to Khartoum.

But they were trapped here, but they had no way of escaping.

Civilian aviation can't fly over, and civilian ships can't enter Port Sudan, then.
Chapter completed!