After the Prime Minister walked out of the Trianon Palace, he went straight to Duke Harvey's house.

Louis XV had given his approval for the invasion of Australia.

They must take action immediately.

As soon as the Prime Minister arrived at Duke Harvey's castle, he saw a leisurely and relaxed look on his face, as if he had already forgotten about Australia.

"Oh, Prime Minister, why are you coming to my place if you don't accompany Your Majesty when he wakes up?" Duke Harvey said enthusiastically when he saw the Prime Minister.

The Prime Minister smiled and said: "His Majesty has approved the attack on Australia."

"We must act now."

Upon hearing the news, Duke Harvey was stunned for a moment, then showed a look of shock: "Our cowardly Majesty agreed."

The Prime Minister nodded heavily.

Harvey smiled boldly: "This is really good news."

"Have they informed us? We need to make plans immediately."

The Prime Minister nodded: "Not yet, I can't stay long. See you in the conference hall."

Harvey said in a deep voice: "Okay!"

The two men went to inform other ministers separately, and soon they gathered in the French Conference Hall.

In the conference hall, there is a map of Long Yan's arrival in Australia.

It's just that there is only an outline on Long Yan's map, and they have no idea what's going on inside.

With France's power, there is no way to detect the situation inside Longyan.

But other places, such as Indonesia, are extremely detailed.

Australia is even more so.

The Prime Minister sometimes wonders, Australia and Long Yan have the same roots, why Long Yan has achieved such perfection in information control.

Australian geographical intelligence, like a lamb with no secrets, was all exposed in front of them.

Duke Harvey also came from the battlefield. He looked at the map and said in a deep voice: "According to our intelligence in Australia, there are as many as 150,000 Longyan troops stationed in Australia."

"The number is not large, but it is still quite a lot. Australia's terrain is flat, with some hills at most and not too many peaks. It is suitable for army operations."

"here."

Harvey pointed to a mountain range that almost crosses the entire country in the southeast on the map of Australia.

"According to intelligence, this is the place with the most livable climate and environment in Australia. Xie Fang and his empire were established along this southeast coastline."

"Because important cities are concentrated on this coastline, and they rely on the natural barrier of mountains, we are left with only two options."

"A landing from the southeast coast will pay a heavy price."

"The other is to land from other ports, but because of the mountains and climate, this provides Xie with an almost impenetrable natural barrier."

"Mountains and dense jungle will stop our march."

Harvey added: "In view of Australia's terrain, in my opinion, we need to proceed step by step and steadily, and if we send the navy directly from France to reach Australia, we need to bypass Africa and enter the Pacific from the Cape of Good Hope in Africa."

"The time and route are too long, and we are not sure how many troops we need to send to capture Australia."

"I suggest that we first occupy Australia's surrounding islands, use island encirclement tactics, and then eat away at Australia bit by bit."

Everyone pondered for a moment and then argued: "The combat effectiveness of the Dragon Flame Fleet is even more powerful than our French fleet."

"We will not gain any advantage by adopting the siege tactics."

"Furthermore, Australia is a huge country. If we adopt the siege strategy, how many troops will we have to send out?"
Chapter completed!