Chapter 575 The confidence of the Ten Thousand Islands Empire!
The Malay Parliament had been arguing before, whether to bring Tunku and his gang out to give an explanation to East Malaysia, or to fight back and let East Malaysia know what the unpredictable power of God means.

Now, British fathers just take the money but do nothing, and are even unwilling to say a word of condemnation to help.

It has been dragged on for such a long time. If it continues, I am afraid that there will be no one in East Malaysia who is loyal to the Malay authorities.

After all, it has only been a dozen years since the merger, and there is not much difference in life before and after the merger. In fact, because of the exploitation of the Malay authorities, life may even be a little worse.

The Malay authorities finally stopped arguing. No matter how much they tried to persuade those ignorant guys in East Malaysia, they just refused to listen. So they had no choice but to unanimously agree to teach those East Malaysian bumpkins a lesson.

Without the support of the Malay authorities, and with Indonesia eyeing them covetously, can East Malaysia, with such a small body, withstand it?
As for Tunku and his gang, I am afraid they will have to retire completely from the Malay political arena, as the people under them have caused such a big mess!
The Malay Navy finally sailed out of the port.

The small planes of the Air Force also roared towards Dongma.

Since the East Malaysian side is determined to rebel, we have to take down their airport first and strike first, right?

There is more than 500 kilometers of sea between the two sides. The distance from the Johor Air Force Base to Kuching is about 650 kilometers. Even with two auxiliary fuel tanks, it is still within the combat radius of the fighter.

The attack on Kuching Airport paralyzed traffic in East Malaysia's largest city, Kuching, and made it impossible to communicate with the outside world. Taib Mahmud, the instigator, was paralyzed in Kuching, waiting for the Malaysian navy and army to land!
Anyway, there are very few troops in East Malaysia, and Malaysia’s defense against Indonesia does not rely on its own army, but mainly depends on the orders from the father above.

They came straight to Kuching Airport so arrogantly without any concealment!
Radar soon detected the traces of the Malay fighter planes.

Malaysia has fighter jets including the American F5, the Soviet MiG-27, and the British, but there are only a few of each, only about ten or so. The others are mostly trainer aircraft and cannot fly so far.

There are about a hundred of them in total.

But this time they didn't send out all their forces, only 8 fighter jets came out!

How ignorant are they about the Borneo Republic? Are they too dismissive of the Borneo Republic's military power?

Well, there are only 5 F5s in the base right now, and no others. However, the Blackwater pilots, whether they are foreigners or South Vietnamese, are all veteran pilots who have participated in the Vietnam War, and there are more than a dozen of them who have more than 5 combat achievements!

Those who achieved even greater results went to the United States to train F16s.

The quantity is a little less, can the quality be the same?
Relying solely on anti-aircraft guns for air defense may not be very effective. If the airport is really bombed, it will still be very difficult to repair it!
Facing the pilot who was eager to fight, Sam spat and said, "Fuck!"
Soon, five F5s came out in full force.

The reinforcements from the United States have just arrived in the Marshall Islands, and they are still halfway through the 1-kilometer journey.

Sam can only pray that he can teach the Malaysian rookie a lesson!
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The Malaysian Air Force never expected that 5 fighter jets would come from East Malaysia!

8 planes versus 5, the advantage is on the Malaysian Air Force!
Moreover, even if East Malaysia has airplanes, they are probably trained secretly. It’s good enough if they can fly them. Can they conduct two hours of flight training every month like them?

Not only did the Malaysian Air Force not dodge, but they also rushed forward with full confidence!

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Soon, 8 of the 7 fighter jets of the Malay Air Force were destroyed, and only the most alert one ran back.

The Malay authorities were stunned upon receiving the sad news.

When did East Malaysia have such a trump card?
Isn’t this combat power too terrifying?
They began to worry whether the enemy would fly over and bomb the Malay Peninsula. The five fighters on the other side were all F5s, which, with three auxiliary fuel tanks, could have a combat radius of 5 kilometers!

Taking off from Kuching, Kuala Lumpur is exactly 1000 kilometers away.

This is a bit worrying.

Moreover, without the cover of fighter jets, the navy's warships would be in some danger.

The Malaysian navy warships don't have anti-aircraft missiles. Anti-aircraft machine guns and anti-aircraft guns are their anti-aircraft weapons, which are still aimed at the old propeller planes and first-generation jet planes of World War II. These anti-aircraft weapons have no effect on the second-generation fighters like the F5.

Malaysia immediately sent out a batch of fighter jets to cover the navy's withdrawal to the military port, so it was not suitable for any rash actions for the time being.

The Malay authorities are in a dilemma.

Shouting, but the other party ignored;
I asked my father to judge the matter, but he took sides;
As for the neighbors around me, although they expressed their support for me, it was just verbal support. They don’t even have diplomatic relations with East Malaysia!
He wanted to teach the other party a lesson, but ended up opening a dyeing workshop first.

Are we just going to watch the other side do what it wants? Without paying the slightest price?
They had to think about borrowing reinforcements.

Who are the reinforcements?

The strongest bully in Southeast Asia, Vietnam, cannot be invited. It is in friction with its northern neighbor and is being beaten to death. How can it have the courage to provoke others?
The only one left is the Southeast Asian hegemon, Indonesia. This country has always boasted of itself as Greater Indonesia. In the early years, it wanted to forcibly occupy Sarawak and Sabah and monopolize Kalimantan Island. It sent guerrillas to infiltrate the two states, but was finally pulled back to the negotiation table by Britain and the United States. In the past few years, it also forcibly occupied East Timor, which at least expanded its martial virtues.

Cooperate with Indonesia?
Traitors are more hateful than enemies, aren't they?
Malaysia was very lenient towards East Malaysia and only took some of their oil and gas resources. But Indonesia wanted their land and people!
Let Indonesia teach them a lesson?
East Malaysia has such a small population that only when it encounters bad neighbors will it remember the good things about the Malay authorities!

Aren’t the Malay authorities worried about letting a wolf into their house and never being able to drive it away?
Generally speaking, they can be driven away. After all, Malaysia and Indonesia have an agreement, witnessed by British and American fathers. How dare Indonesia not abide by it?

If they really can't be driven away, East Malaysia is no longer their home anyway. So what if they are torn to pieces by the wolf of Indonesia? It won't get any worse than a broken jar!
The Malay authorities, who were helpless in dealing with East Malaysia, immediately sent people to Jakarta.

Indonesia is watching the fun.

They had a terrible fight with Malaysia before, and the relationship between the two sides was not very good. In the end, Britain and the United States forced them to reach a peace agreement.

So when I see the fight between the two sides, I wonder if there is any chance for me to get involved.

Malay's strategy was crude, but extremely effective.

It is impossible for Indonesia to say that it is not jealous of Sarawak and Sabah.

Indonesia can guess what Malaysia is thinking:

Due to the large-scale massacres committed by Indonesia before, its relations with the East have become extremely bad, and it can only rely on the wings of Britain, the United States and the West.

Indonesia will send people to deal with East Malaysia, and then Malaysia can use the treaty witnessed by Britain and the United States to require Indonesia to abide by it and withdraw its troops as agreed.

Indonesia can ignore face for Malaysia, but can it ignore face for the rule makers?
But Indonesia feels that this is really an opportunity. What opportunity?

Indonesia can totally come in and support a puppet!

Then Indonesia declared defeat and withdrew from East Malaysia.

Well, East Malaysia will continue to remain “independent”, right?
They are all on the same island of Borneo. After the two sides established diplomatic relations, they maintained personnel exchanges. Slowly, slowly, wouldn't it become a fait accompli?

East Malaysia can become independent, hold a referendum and become a country; it can also hold another referendum and apply to join Indonesia.

The West Papua region, a former Dutch colony, joined Indonesia through a referendum.

In 1969, West Papua held a referendum, and the result showed that the majority of Papuan people agreed to join Indonesia. This is a clear example.

Later, Indonesia "successfully" manipulated East Timor. Although East Timor was a bit troubled, isn't it also a part of Indonesia now?

Anyway, we all have to recognize each other as the big brother and follow Indonesia. Indonesia is not much more powerful than Malaysia, right?

If Sarawak and Sabah were taken, the Great Indonesian Empire would be complete.

The Greater Indonesian Empire, like a curse, strongly aroused Suharto's greed.

As for why Malaysia didn’t look for a British father?

Of course I looked for it, but it’s no use!

Daddy Britain only wants the oil in the sea!

You, Malaysia, can't even protect yourself, and you always need your British dad to take the lead in everything. Do you really think that the British dad is the one being taken advantage of?

If the British dad can do oil business with you Malaysia, then naturally he can also do oil business with East Malaysia, and naturally, he can also do oil business with Indonesia, right?
Indonesian strongman Suharto launched a military coup in 65 to overthrow Indonesia's founding president Sukarno. He turned from east to west, served as acting president in 67, president and minister of defense and security in 68, and was re-elected twice in 1973 and 1978. If nothing unexpected happens, he will continue to be re-elected this year, in 83.

He has already taken over West Papua and East Timor, and now, North Kalimantan is finally beckoning to him!

During the period of Sukarno, the first president of Indonesia, the Soviet Union provided very large-scale assistance to the Indonesian Navy due to Indonesia's position, and the modernization of the Indonesian Navy began.

The Soviet Union provided Indonesia with a Sverdlov-class cruiser, the Ordzhonikidze (empty load 1 tons), which was delivered to the Indonesian Navy in 1 and renamed the Irian Jaya, becoming the flagship of the Indonesian Navy.

Others include Fast-class destroyers, Riga-class frigates, W-class submarines, Mosquito-class missile boats, as well as the Il-28 bombers of the Naval Aviation Force, the PT-76 amphibious tanks and BTR-50 armored vehicles of the Marine Corps.

This series of luxurious equipment has made the Indonesian Navy one of the best navies in Southeast Asia, and its long-range strike capability ranks first among the navies in Southeast Asia.

Whether it is fighting against the Netherlands for West Papua, fighting against Malaysia for North Kalimantan, or fighting against Portugal for East Timor, this fleet has made great achievements!
In addition, in 58, Sukarno signed a contract with the Soviet Union, under which the Soviet Union would provide 60 Soviet-made MiG-17 fighters and MiG-15 fighter trainers, 30-40 Il-28 bombers and several Il-14 transport aircraft. In the early 60s, these aircraft arrived one after another, creating a powerful Indonesian Air Force!
This is the confidence of the Ten Thousand Islands Empire!
【“斯维尔德洛夫”级巡洋舰，是二战后的初代巡洋舰，舰上共配备有12门152毫米炮、12门100毫米炮和24门防空机炮】

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