At dusk, news came from Basra that all diplomatic efforts had failed, and the possibility of the Joint Forces launching a strike at dawn was extremely high.
Therefore, the combat troops had to be in combat readiness on time.
Moving northward would take hours, making it impossible to be in combat readiness by dawn.
Abdullah had made the greatest effort within his capabilities; upon receiving the orders, he rushed to Position 5, a location he had never been to before, at the highest speed.
Based on his judgment, if the Joint Forces were to launch an air strike at dawn, the first thing they would do would be to destroy the air defense radar under his command.
Actually, his judgment was correct.
Unfortunately, Abdullah didn't know that all his movements were under surveillance.
