It can be said that it is exactly the same tactics used by the United States during the Gulf War.
At the same time.
It is also related to the expansion plan that the Federation has been plotting since its establishment.
In fact, the Federation had its eyes on the surrounding countries' territories not just for a day or two, but since its founding.
The prepared take advantage of the unprepared.
The effects are certain, only nobody expected the advances to be so swift.
And these are the circumstances on the Federation's side.
There are other reasons as well.
That is, the Arab countries themselves.
Because of the sudden attack, to calm the populace, the Egyptian Federation spread the news of a "great victory," claiming they had won.
Believing in the Egyptian Federation's "great victory," the Syrian Federation, Jordan Federation, and others suffered heavy losses.
After all, since they all "achieved great victories," how could the Federation dare to continue its assault?
