To put it directly, it's a direct assault on the capital!
If Baghdad is taken, it can force Iraqi troops in other areas to surrender, thereby shortening the duration of large-scale combat operations to the maximum extent.
However, that doesn't mean no actions will be taken from the Kuwait side.
In Ding Zhennan's operational plan, the Marine Corps will launch a feigned attack from the Kuwait side to pin down the Iraqi elite forces deployed in that direction.
The key is that the troops in that direction actually only consist of two battalions, and both are synthetic infantry battalions.
Throughout August, the Marine Corps' primary task was to transport ships carrying the 5th Marine Division to Daman Port, unload the equipment at night, camouflage it before dawn, and then ship it by rail to avoid enemy detection of the Alliance's troop movements.
It's not Iraq that we are wary of, but reconnaissance satellites of the Newland Republic.
