At this mont in Lucia Capital, the situation has beco as irretrievable as a train derailing towards the worst possible outco.
Stimulated by Fla Country’s reinforcents shattering their defenses like dried twigs, the insurgents in Lucia Capital clearly recognized the gap between themselves and the regular army, thus greatly strengthening their original defenses and barriers, further consolidating their sphere of influence.
This undoubtedly brought great trouble to the Lucia army, which lacked high-tech equipnt like Titans and Heavy chas.
Although the troops dispatched by the Lucia governnt entered the underground city of Lucia Capital and launched attacks on the insurgents to reclaim so areas, they did not achieve significant success in suppressing the uprising itself.
Unable to swiftly destroy the insurgents’ defenses like Fla Country’s army, a standoff ensued between the governnt and the insurgents.
The governnt’s troops could not quickly break through, and the insurgents likewise were unable to attack.
After several days of chaos and destruction, these insurgents were thoroughly organized and absorbed by Vasily and his companions.
Though the Fla Country forces breaking through several of their lines had made many insurgents dissatisfied with Vasily and his companions, resulting in a small portion of insurgents breaking away and no longer following their orders, a large number of insurgents still ca under their command, organized and incorporated by them.
These people felt that the general trend was already ford, and that the insurgents must have an official organization and na, so they nad the newly organized insurgents the Revolutionary Army and called themselves the Revolutionary Committee, giving each person the title of committee mber.
Yet none of the so-called committee mbers of the Revolutionary Committee truly understood what revolution is or how to carry out a revolution.
Most had only read a few books describing the Suyia era, not even having read actual revolutionary ideological works, and were so-called conducting their "revolutionary" work based rely on fantasies about the Suyia era and so-called revolutionary ideals.
They simply copied so organizations and titles from the Suyia era, superficially replicating so forms of that era, while true managent was only a bit better than the previous disorder and chaos.
Of course, although there are so problems and hidden dangers, generally speaking, there was not much of an issue.
True revolutionaries clearly need guidance from revolutionary ideas, but that is only guidance.
A true revolution requires deciding what to do based on the actual situation, rather than rigidly applying or copying any experiences or regulations.
Even though Vasily and his companions lack experience, no one is born with such experience; they currently possess a foundation and advantage for success, and if they can seize the opportunity, they might indeed achieve the "revolution" they envision.
During this process, after going through various tests and training, Vasily and his companions might also, like those revolutionary predecessors who established Suyia, beco true revolutionaries, understanding what a true revolution is.
However, the prerequisite is that they must seize the opportunity.
Although they started as a group of idealists, their ability to grasp the mont and stand up during the uprising to organize and incorporate the insurgents indicates they have enough execution power, having at least seized the opportunity.
But this is only the beginning; they still face various problems.
They have indeed captured most of the areas of Lucia Capital, even blocking the governnt troops’ attacks and suppression, turning the situation into a standoff, but this does not an everything is fine.
While they occupied the territory, without the official coordination and managent, they also lost access to resources imported from the external areas controlled by the governnt.
These resources include the most needed fuel and food under current circumstances, and most importantly, dicines.
After all, now is not the past; no matter how hardy the Lucia people may be, it’s difficult to withstand the extre cold, especially when facing food shortages and rampant disease.
If the insurgents hadn’t initially been too disappointed in the Lucia governnt, temporarily trusting and supporting the so-called Revolutionary Committee, and if they hadn’t indeed improved order sowhat and stabilized their rule, the next to be overthrown would have likely been them.
Although the current situation is relatively optimistic for the so-called Revolutionary Committee, public patience is often very limited. If they cannot improve the situation or cause the people to lose hope, they will soon be overthrown.
Especially for the so-called Revolutionary Committee, they haven’t even grasped the most basic military power.
They are not like those past revolutionaries who established Suyia with an iron-willed leader who could rob banks for revolutionary funds or channels to purchase weapons.
Most of these so-called revolutionary committee mbers are just young people with ideals, although filled with enthusiasm and a certain level of execution power, willing to do so things; they lack true struggle and sacrifice awareness, and have not understood that military force is the foundation of everything.
They are now only depending on setting up barriers to block the governnt troops; they lack weapons, military training, and systematic struggle strategies.
If none of this is improved, if the Lucia governnt’s troops find a way to breach the barriers, their so-called revolutionary achievents will beco nothing but an illusion, quickly destroyed.
And in fact, the Lucia governnt does have thods to breach the barriers.
For the Russians, never doubt the possibility of them accomplishing sothing and their ability to find the simplest, most direct way to achieve it.
For example, they would dare to use a hydrogen bomb to create a reservoir or use nuclear weapons to extinguish oilfield fires.
At present, they simply do not wish to employ destructive thods in their capital, and the Titans used by the Fla Country before impressed the Lucians, who are currently negotiating with the Fla Country to borrow Titans to dismantle the barriers, aning they will not use heavy weapons for a while.
Precisely because of this, the ti left for Vasily and his companions is not much; once the Lucia governnt reaches a result with the Fla Country about borrowing Titans, the army will inevitably launch another attack, and without military strength, the so-called Revolutionary Army and Revolutionary Committee cannot withstand the official troops’ offensive.
As for borrowing Titans, whether they succeed or not has no impact on the outco.
If they succeed, it’s rely Titans dismantling barriers, allowing Lucia’s military to avoid using destructive ans.
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