"...even so, because we helped to defend the positions, the rebels still could not capture them in order to protect our expatriates, so they chose the second car bomb. This time our sniper found the enemy's remotely controlled car bomb rebels, and then killed the other side's remotely controlled car bomb rebels."

"This time the car bomb did not explode, and our people also successfully dismantled the bomb and rescued the civilian in the driver's seat, but when he dragged the civilian down and to a safe place, the civilian kept speaking in the local language: Save his children, save his children."

"But we can do nothing, and after seeing us rescue the civilian, the rebels in the distance, shot and killed the civilian's child, a 5-year-old boy, and threw the body out directly, just like a rag doll, onto the road with war."

"That civilian saw it, we all saw it."

"At that moment, everything in the eyes of the civilian was dead and lifeless. Speaking of this, I have to say that the first person to drive over, although the bomb detonated and killed his civilian, his children, and those rebels released his children!"

"Yes, they let the child go because they know that only after letting the child go, they can force more civilians to die for them."

"So, we saved the civilian, but his child was the executioner because we died."

"If we don't save him, we will kill him and the car bomb will explode. Maybe we will take everyone else to die, but when his children live, we will become executioners."

"How should we choose?" Jiang Yanhai asked softly.

Silence, the seven people around him were silent for a long time, and no one could answer this question. Because they didn’t know how to answer, let them choose, how should they choose?

"...We rescued people..." Jiang Yanhai ignored them and continued to speak.

What Jiang Yanhai is actually talking about is the content of the Red Sea Operation, but the content of the Red Sea Operation without his participation, Shi Tou, Zhuang Yu and others sacrificed.

When the story ended, Jiang Yanhai's tone became softer, as if he was really involved, "...We put national flags on the warships for our comrades. They died on the battlefield in a foreign country, but their souls will last forever."

"In order to protect countless ordinary people who can go to work, fall in love freely, and even quarrel freely, they sacrificed their young life. They did not retreat, nor did they regret it."

"So, I believe that the old cat will not regret this, nor will it be angry or blamed for this, so when we go to the battlefield, how should we choose?"

How to choose? This is an extremely heavy topic, just like what they have experienced in this long and long time, how should they choose?

Rescue a citizen and sacrificed 2 of their brave warriors, is it worth it?

What should I do when making such a choice? Life and faith are not cold mathematical formulas, nor are they sitting there doing simple addition, subtraction, multiplication and division.
Chapter completed!