69novels Chapter 418 Protest, Ineffective
Chapter 418 Protest, Ineffective
"It's very likely." Paul Reed said cautiously. Obviously, he didn't dare to jump to conclusions easily, but the facts were in front of him. As long as their satellite approached the airspace of Yan Country, the signal would disappear inexplicably, and all the monitoring equipment seemed to be blocked by an invisible force.
"We have tried many times, whether changing the frequency or adjusting the orbit, but we cannot get rid of this interference." A technical expert from the Intelligence Bureau added, with a hint of helplessness in his voice, "Every time we approach the sky above Yan Country, the satellite's equipment will lose control."
The commander-in-chief was silent for a moment, his eyes swept around the conference room, and finally stopped on the Minister of Defense.
"If this is really their technology, what should we do?" His voice was low and cold, as if he was suppressing his inner anger.
Paul Reed did not answer immediately, he tapped his fingers on the table lightly, looking a little anxious. Everyone knew that if Yan Country really mastered this technology, then the intelligence system of the United States would face unprecedented challenges.
"We must intensify our espionage operations against Yan Country," said Wilson, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in a deep voice, breaking the silence in the conference room. "Send out more spies and reconnaissance aircraft to find out exactly what technology they are using."
The commander-in-chief nodded, his eyes showing a hint of cold determination.
"We must learn their secrets, no matter what the cost."
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At the same time, there was also a tense atmosphere in the Russian palace.
Maozi stood in front of the huge French window, with his hands behind his back, staring at the snowy scene outside the window. Several defense ministers and intelligence officials stood behind him, their faces gloomy.
"Comrades, the speed of Yan Country's technological development has far exceeded our expectations." Maozi's voice was low and cold, with a hint of suppressed anger, "Their satellite technology seems to be ahead of us."
The Minister of Defense slowly walked up to Maozi and handed him a newly compiled intelligence report.
"Our reconnaissance satellite has also lost its signal over Yan Country." The Defense Minister's voice was filled with anxiety. "All communication equipment has been blocked. The satellite seems to have been subjected to some kind of strong electronic interference."
Maozi's brows frowned slightly, his eyes remained calm, but there was a hint of worry that was difficult to conceal.
"This is not the first time." The director of the Intelligence Bureau added with a hint of helplessness in his voice, "Whether it is us or the United States, all satellites that attempt to detect Yan Country will lose control when approaching their airspace."
"What does this prove?" Maozi's eyes swept coldly towards the director of the Intelligence Bureau.
"This shows that Yan Country has mastered technology that we cannot master." The director of the Intelligence Bureau said in a low voice, his face pale, as if admitting an unacceptable fact.
Maozi was silent for a moment, slowly clenched his hands, and his eyes flashed with complex light.
"Immediately launch an emergency intelligence operation." Maozi's voice was as cold as if it came from an ice cellar. "Send our best spies and make sure to find out the source of Yan Country's technology."
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In the laboratory of Yan State, Li Yang stood in front of a huge display screen, which showed real-time satellite data and global coverage maps. He stared at the screen with a slight smile on his face.
"They're starting to panic." Assistant Chen Gong walked up to him and whispered, with a hint of excitement in his tone that was hard to conceal.
Li Yang didn't say anything, his eyes remained calm. He knew that this was just the beginning.
"The anti-interference algorithm of the Sky Eye system has been fully activated." Engineer Chen continued, "If any enemy satellite attempts to approach our airspace, it will be automatically blocked."
"Very good." Li Yang nodded, his eyes showing a hint of sternness. "Next, what we have to do is to continue to expand the coverage of the satellite."
He knew that as the Skynet system gradually improved, the sky of Yan Country would become an impenetrable barrier. And those countries that tried to spy on the secrets of Yan Country would only fall into deeper panic and helplessness.
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Li Yang stood in front of the window, looking at the mountains in the distance, his thoughts lingering around him like mist.
The light in the laboratory shone on his face, outlining a hint of coldness and determination.
The draft paper on the table is already filled with densely packed design drawings and data, however, this is just the beginning.
The advancement of the satellite program means that he will raise Yan Country's scientific and technological strength to an unprecedented level.
He tapped the table lightly, his eyes drifting towards the sky outside the window.
There, the future battlefield has quietly taken shape. Li Yang understands that the satellite system is not only for surveillance and reconnaissance, but more importantly, it will become the key for Yan Country to take the initiative in the future global pattern.
The Sky Eye system, ion thrusters, kinetic strike weapons... everything is gradually taking shape in his mind, and what is about to unfold will be an unprecedented layout.
As time went by, the enemy's and the Russians' satellites lost their signals one after another when approaching Yan Country, and the situation became more and more obvious.
At first, they thought there was something wrong with the satellite itself, but as multiple reconnaissance satellites lost contact one after another, they had to start suspecting that Yan Country was using some advanced electronic jamming technology to deliberately prevent them from conducting reconnaissance.
International public opinion quickly fermented, and the United States and Russia successively lodged formal protests to Yan State through diplomatic channels, accusing Yan State of using improper means to interfere with their satellites and undermine the "peace and justice" of international space.
The Pentagon spokesman looked solemn at the press conference. Facing the cameras of reporters around the world, his tone was full of anger and accusation: "We have sufficient evidence to show that Yan country is using some illegal electronic jamming technology to prevent us from conducting legitimate satellite reconnaissance. This behavior not only violates international law, but also seriously threatens global security and stability."
The Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson also expressed strong dissatisfaction in front of the media: "Yan's actions have seriously undermined the principle of peaceful coexistence in the international community. We will resolutely take all necessary measures to protect our national security."
Media from all over the world reported the incident, and the international community's accusations against Yan State grew louder and louder. Almost everyone was questioning Yan State's behavior, and some media even began to speculate whether Yan State had mastered some kind of super weapon and was secretly testing it.
However, in the face of external accusations and condemnations, the official attitude of Yan State was unusually calm and indifferent.
"We have always abided by international law and adhered to the principle of peaceful coexistence." The spokesperson of the Yan State Foreign Ministry replied with a smile at a regular press conference, with a hint of innocence and calmness in his tone. "As for those so-called accusations, we have no evidence of the so-called 'electronic interference'. Perhaps some countries' satellite systems have technical problems, which is beyond our control."
The spokesperson was calm and composed, as if all the accusations were like leaves in the wind, floating away. Li Yang knew that this strategy of "playing dumb" was the best way to deal with it. After all, satellite jamming technology could not leave any direct evidence. Even if the enemy and the Russians suspected it, they could not find conclusive evidence to prove it.
The condemnation from the international community did not put any pressure on the top leaders of Yan State. On the contrary, Li Yang and his team knew clearly that the anxiety of the enemy and the Maozi was the best proof of their technological success.
In the enemy's Pentagon, the atmosphere has become extremely tense. The loss of satellite signals for several consecutive days has plunged their intelligence departments into unprecedented confusion and anxiety.
"This can't be a coincidence." Lieutenant Colonel Carter stood in the command center and said gloomily. He stared at the lost satellite track on the screen, feeling powerless. As an experienced officer, he knew what this meant - Yan Country had mastered electronic jamming technology that they could not reach.
"We must take action." Lieutenant Colonel Carter's voice was low and firm. "If we continue to do nothing, Yan Country will completely control the skies of Asia."
As satellite reconnaissance capabilities continue to suffer setbacks, the enemy's intelligence network has suffered a great blow. They can no longer easily obtain military intelligence from Yan Country as before, and the top leaders of the intelligence department have begun to panic. Their advantages are being eroded at an unstoppable speed, and the rise of Yan Country is becoming irreversible before their eyes.
"We must develop more powerful countermeasures." The enemy's defense minister stood up at an emergency meeting, his eyes full of anger and powerlessness. "Yan Country's technological progress has far exceeded our expectations. If we don't take action, the future war situation will be completely out of control."
At the same time, the Russian intelligence department was also in an unprecedented crisis. The loss of satellite reconnaissance capabilities over Yanguo meant that their understanding of this huge neighbor was almost blank. The Russian defense minister said coldly at a meeting in the Kremlin: "We are losing control of this region. If we do not take action, the consequences will be disastrous."
Maozi's brows were furrowed, and the document in his hand was unconsciously crumpled into a ball. He knew that Maozi always boasted of its powerful military monitoring capabilities, but now, their satellites have lost their function over Yan Country. This feeling of powerlessness made their top leaders feel unprecedented anxiety.
"We must find a way to deal with it." The voice was low and cold, with a hint of determination, "Otherwise, we will lose the initiative in the future."