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"Thank you very much for your attention. We will handle this ship hijacking properly." Mubarak said. Although he admired the young man very much, it was still a major event related to Egypt's dignity. There was an incident of terrorists hijacking cruise ships in Egypt. The Egyptian government must maintain its image.

"So, what is your plan to deal with this ship hijacking incident?" Kusai asked, his tone as if it was a common person.

If it is a formal occasion, if you ask this, it will seem like there is a questioning element, but now, if he asks this, it is like a question between two good friends.

"It puts a lot of pressure on the terrorists to understand that in this ship hijacking incident, they can only surrender their weapons. Moreover, as long as they do not harm the hostages, we will ensure their personal safety and avoid being punished by Western countries." Mubarak said.

In later generations, Egypt handled this way, and it did play a role. When the terrorists discovered that if they did not succumb to Egypt, they would face attacks from special forces from Western countries, especially the United States and Italy at any time. They made up their minds that even if the hostages were injured, they would launch an armed attack on the terrorists who hijacked the ship. The terrorists finally compromised, surrendered to the Egyptian government, and rescued the hostages.

Egypt did not punish terrorists because the terrorists were Palestinians who sheltered the armed personnel who hijacked the ship. As a result, these personnel were intercepted by American fighters while flying to Tunisia in a plane.

Kusai did not agree to this kind of deal. If this happens, it will take too long. For the current situation, the sooner the incident is resolved, the more severe the impact caused by this incident can be reduced, because this incident will definitely be used by Jews, such as the journalism industry controlled by Jews in the United States, which will definitely promote this matter vigorously.

Kusai was right. Just fifteen minutes after the ship hijacking incident, major American newspapers began to report on this incident. Among them, newspapers controlled by Jews began to promote Palestinian atrocities, claiming that Palestinians are terrorists and their existence is a threat to the Middle East, while Israel is the main force in defending peace and security in the Middle East.

"Mr. President, what if the terrorists don't plan to put down their weapons at all, or even start shooting hostages because the demands are not met?" asked Couse.

"No, we expect that at most two days, if the hijackers realize that their request cannot be met and we can provide them with personal safety, they will recognize the situation." Mubarak said. "After all, if the hostages are killed, they will have no room for maneuver and will be subject to legal sanctions. We in Egypt can also leave them a way out, and they will definitely figure it out."

Mubarak is very sure, as if he sent the terrorists. Although Kusai knew that this matter had absolutely nothing to do with Egypt, Mubarak's way of dealing with the problem still made Kusai dissatisfied. Mubarak's thinking still remains on the basis that terrorists are normal people. In later generations, can those suicide terrorist attacks still reason about them with normal thinking?

"Mr. President, this incident happened very strangely. At the same time, we cannot wait. The people on the ship suddenly realized and began to regret it. Then we agree with the conditions you put forward. For the ship hijacking operation, we only have one way to make them realize that their behavior is very wrong, and at the same time, they will not get any good endings." Kusai said.

When Mubarak heard Kusai's words, he was a little shocked. Don't you know that these people are Palestinians. Although the way they took was wrong, they were still patriotic and brave after all!

"President Kusai, are you talking about attacking them? Although their methods are a bit too extreme, we can still understand their motivations." Mubarak said.

"Wrong," said Kusai. "No matter what their motivations are, they do this, it is a very wrong behavior. We cannot allow this behavior just because they are Palestinians, they are fighting for the cause of Palestinian liberation. They will make the cause of justice in Palestinian internationally. They are destroyers of the cause of Palestinian liberation. This behavior should not be encouraged, but banned! And, are you sure that they are really some justice organization in Palestinian?"

When Mubarak heard Kusai's words, he was shocked. He then realized that although Kusai was young, since he could rise rapidly in the past few years and lead Iraq to become stronger, then his vision must be very high and his view of problems must be more profound.

They cannot encourage them just because their motivation is good, because such behavior will be condemned by the whole world. Unless Palestine has decided that it can be enemies with the whole world like Iran, they cannot bear this reputation. This is a matter of principle and such behavior cannot be encouraged.

What's more, even Mubarak felt that their actions were a bit unconsidered this time. If you hijack the Jewish cruise ship, everyone could accept it. Although they didn't say it on the surface, they also felt that they were heroes among the Arabs. However, if you hijack an Italian cruise ship like this, there were no Israelites at all. At most, there were only a few Jews of other countries' nationalities. They were still hijacked in Egypt and pulled Egypt into it. This behavior is a bit too despicable.

Kusai's final words were more like a blow. Is this operation really done by a Palestinian organization, or is there any other ulterior motive?

From the beginning, this incident was full of questions that Mubarak couldn't understand. He ran to Egypt to hijack Italy's cruise ship and forced Israel to hand over prisoners. The noise was a bit too big, right? Isn't it easier to run to Israel's big cities or villages and hijack a few local Jews?

But Kusai pointed out keenly that there may be hidden information in this.

Even the experienced American executives did not see this problem, not because they were not smart, but because they were preconceived. They all believed that it was very likely that the Palestinians would engage in a hostage-taking incident to coerce the Israeli government to release people. They had such a motive, and only Kusai analyzed it more thoroughly, because he knew that Palestine did not need such motive at all!

"So, President Kusai, do you mean?" Mubarak asked.

"We have to take the initiative and tonight, we will send special forces to board the ship and rescue the hostages inside." Kusai said.

Tonight? It is already past four o'clock in the afternoon, which means that in a few hours, they will take action and rescue the hostages? How is this possible?

This kind of incident of terrorists taking hostages has always been very difficult to deal with, because if it is not handled properly, it will accidentally hurt the hostages and be kidnapped more than 400 people. Even if one hostage is accidentally injured during the rescue, it will bring about huge diplomatic disputes. If you are not sure, you cannot carry out armed rescue. At that time, even the United States, which has the strongest military strength, will not still fail in Iran and lose all its face in the Delta special forces?

Egypt's special forces were not prepared for that kind of preparation.

When he heard that there was no sound on the opposite side of the microphone, Kusai knew that the other party was hesitating whether to use force to strike.

"President, now, the hostage issue is only secondary. Palestine has attracted global attention and suspicion because of the hostage issue. The main thing is that the longer this matter is delayed, the greater the pressure and doubts on Arafat will be. We must resolve this incident as soon as possible. If this incident is intervened by the United States or even Israel, for example, if the terrorists above fall into the hands of Israel, then, what inside information do you think those terrorists will give?"

What Kusai said completely touched Mubarak. He began to admire Kusai in his heart. When considering the problem, he was indeed more experienced than him.

The worst possible situation this time is that Egypt has not taken enough measures to make Israel take the lead. In that case, there is no doubt that all the dirty water will be poured on Arafat and on the Arab brothers of the just cause of Palestinian liberation. Once the international community forms prejudice against Palestine, Arafat will be very passive in the future.

It would be fine if Egypt did not fight against Israel itself. If it still satisfies itself, it would be a bit too irresponsible if it worsened the situation in Palestine.

However, Egypt was not sure that it could resolve the incident by force. Their special forces had not experienced such training. How could they speak to Kusai? Isn’t that expose their weaknesses?

"As long as your government agrees, then, Iraq is willing to dispatch its own armed forces to help resolve the hostage incident. If the operation is successful, all the credits will be from Egypt. We can say that this operation was completely planned by Egypt. If the operation fails, Iraq is willing to bear all the responsibilities. The injured hostages will be compensated by Iraq." Kusai continued.

Even if a person with a thick-skinned face would probably blush when he heard this. Kusai said this to dispel the other party's final doubts. In the darkness, no one in the outside world knew which unit was done by it. The success of the operation and the credit were all from Egypt. If the operation failed, Iraq would take responsibility. This proposal made the other party unable to refuse.

"Okay, I agree, but if the action is successful, we will promote the heroic help of your country's special forces. If it fails, we are willing to take responsibility this time." Mubarak said that Egypt was the former leader of the Middle East world after all, and Egypt would not agree to such conditions, and Egypt will never be able to hang out in the Arab world again.

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