Belfort was accusing the Minister of Military Supplies.
Because the assistance provided to the French Army in constructing aircraft carriers was orchestrated under his leadership in exchange with the French Army, and now it might cause significant trouble for them.
However, the Minister of Military Supplies smiled, satisfied: "Yes, I did it. But if you think it's my fault, then you're mistaken."
As he spoke, the Minister of Military Supplies turned his gaze to General Winter.
This matter had consistently been followed up by General Winter.
Understanding the cue, General Winter took out documents and distributed them while speaking:
"When we helped France build the aircraft carrier, we set a trap."
"We suggested to the French to retain the rear ship guns, and told them this would provide the carrier with necessary defense capabilities."
"And they clearly believed it."
