[War] China: "Beating the Clock"

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"Beating The Clock"
 
President Xia Hong
The People's Republic of China
August 11-12, 2014
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The Situation room continued to clock information as it came in.   American, 
Japanese, Romanian, and Canadian troops were rather quickly pouring  over the 
border as they started for Tehran.  
 
Not for the first time as of late, Xia's previous decisions were being  
revisited.  In reality, the West wanted Iran's oil for itself, and the  enjoyment 
of their allies.  It's why when State came to her with the rather  terse and 
direct Japanese diplomatic response, Xia almost laughed.

Almost.
 
"Are they serious?"
 
"Certainly seems that way.  We have confirmed reports that allied  troops are 
moving towards the Special Operations camps we've set up."
 
"What are our Options?"  Xia leaned back in her chair, cradling the  cup of 
green tea in her hands.  The warmth was certainly a pleasant  experience.
 
"Are you still ruling out a tactical nuclear strike?"  Bing  grinned.
 
His grin was met with a dead-pan glare from the President.
 
"Right, well..." Bing cleared his throat.  "We do have 150,000 troops  in 
Pakistan.  We could send them over the border, set up a zone in the  south of the 
country to help lift the burden of occupation off the shoulders of  our 
allies a little."
 
Xia thought upon that.  The 'audacity' of the Japanese response, in  making 
it obvious that the Japanese position was blatantly about oil, irritated  her 
to no small degree.  She knew Sato was a politician, but she would have  
expected the Japanese Civil Service of at least promoting a modicum of  idealism.  
 
"Iran is the home of 70 million people, and here they are, after killing  who 
knows how many thousands, maybe even tens of thousands, of their fathers,  
brothers, and sons... thinking they're just going to walk right over the  
country, conquer it as if those people didn't exist.  Convince the families  of 
those that died..." she shook her head.  Xia was depressed enough as of  late 
without shedding tears for strangers she never met.  All the sympathy  in the 
world meant nothing right now... what they needed was an action.
 
"Inform our western allies that we will be sending an occupation force of  
our own."  She drew a straight line with her left hand.  "From  Asaluyeh to 
Zahedan and beyond to the Pakistani border... this will be our zone  of patrol.  
We will grant clemency to all Iranians of the rank of Major  General or below 
who participated in the Azerbaijani campaign provided they did  not order the 
performance of war crimes or crimes against humanity, and we will  set up 
relief programs for the distribution of humanitarian aid.  Make it  clear to them 
that our primary responsibility is the protection of Iran's  populus, and 'not' 
simply the restarting of their petroleum export  industry."
 
"I'll have air assault units land troops in strategic points along the  line, 
set up check-points and stations along major roads and  thorough-fares.  Our 
heavier forces can move up behind them from the  border.  We should be able to 
continue providing training and support to  the Democratists for their 
protests."
 
Xia nodded.  "I think it's also time we discussed withdrawing  additional 
troops from North Korea.  Bring them back to China, our mission  there is nearly 
complete and we don't need so many combatants there  anymore"
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ACTIONS
 
1.  (Although mentioned last)  China to begin a redeployment  schedule which 
will see the Deduction of another 100,000 troops (mostly combat  forces) from 
North Korea.
    A.  Returning troops to get R&R before  helping to train up and prepare 
other troops.
    B.  Returning troops to redraw training  practices and 'break in' new 
techniques and technology.
 
2.  The Chinese force in Pakistan is to cross the border.  A line  from 
Asaluyeh to Zahedan and the Pakistani border (please see _www.cia.gov_ 
(http://www.cia.gov)  world factbook for reference) will be  drawn.  The cities and all 
points south will be China's peacekeeping  zone.  The 150,000 strong force gets 
the go ahead to begin humanitarian and  PK operations.
 
3.  China to remind Japan and the American Allies that this is 'not'  about 
oil, but rather should be focused on rehabilitating a nation of 70 million  to 
being able to look after itself.
 
 



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