After that, the Liangxia Empire launched a price war on oil aimed at Iraq.
Simply put, they suppressed oil prices in the international market through spokespersons like Kuwait, making it impossible for Iraq to profit from oil exports.
As a result, Iraq's domestic contradictions intensified due to the imbalance of international payments.
Iraq invaded Kuwait not only to divert its domestic issues, but also to drive up oil prices.
However, many people overlooked Boi Country.
In the past two years, Boi Country had managed to hold on, unlike Iraq, which had to resort to war to divert its domestic contradictions. This resilience was largely due to the inability to directly sell oil in the international market, and significant support from the Newland Republic.
