There should indeed be wartime rules during wartime, but the military cannot act on its own - the alliance's army can only listen to the alliance's orders.

The military said it must report it and obtain authorization from the alliance before it can operate.

There is absolutely no problem with this answer, but the local army cannot accept it.

Report it to the bosses in the alliance, who knows when the results will come out.

Therefore, what was originally an issue of vigorously tracking down spies has gradually transformed into a competition for the right to allocate military resources.

However, the alliance's response this time was not slow, and it quickly came up with a compromise plan.

Part of the arms can be dispersed locally, but for the convenience of management, only a limited number of storage points can be added.

Moreover, these storage points must be guarded by the alliance army, and the local army can at most provide assistance and cooperation.

However, these dispersed arms cannot exceed 20% of the total stockpile.

The proportion is a bit small, but the alliance military believes that Bitao Star has very rich supplies for war preparations, and 20% is not a lot.

However, both the local army and the government were quite dissatisfied: Where are you sending these to beggars?

Although the total number is indeed not small, once the aliens attack, all the people of Bitao Star can be regarded as soldiers!
Chapter completed!