Why did the news come out that the French had hurt the Egyptian chieftain?

Daun did indeed order the conscription, but he never caused the death of those Egyptian chiefs. He only made a small threat.

But what is revealed now is that the French killed those chiefs!

There was also one of their garrison generals.

Dawn looked at these senior French generals in the conference room and asked, "Can anyone tell me what happened?"

Everyone was silent, and they were also confused about this matter.

Everything happened too fast, like lightning, and they didn't have time to react.

Everything happened suddenly.

Finally, someone submitted several newspapers.

Dawn looked at the information in the newspaper and was stunned.

It was just a rebel army called Nashadir, leading an army of less than a hundred people.

Just such a force plunged the entire French colonial area into internal strife.

"Just because of him!"

Dawn said angrily.

He never imagined that such a rebel army could achieve this step. It sounded very unrealistic.

"Chief, this Nashadir's identity is very unusual."

"Everyone here should know him."

Everyone was stunned and immediately looked at the person who spoke.

They only thought that his name was very familiar, but they did not remember who he was.

They thought for a few minutes and completely forgot they had seen this person.

The general who spoke again said: "He is Long Yan's general in Egypt. He is half of the credit for the fall of our two previous port cities."

Everyone was stunned and looked at the headlines in the newspaper in surprise.

Seeing the four characters "Nashadir", his information immediately appeared in my mind.

"It's him!" Dawn also felt incredible.

When they first attacked the port city, Daun led the supply troops to fight against his troops.

Had it not been for the sandstorm that time, Nashadir would have been attacking for a long time.

Otherwise he wouldn't be able to defeat him.

But even so, by the time Daun led his troops to arrive, Nashadir had already destroyed the strongest city wall in this port city.

If he had arrived a little later, the port city might have been captured by Nashadir's troops.

It was him who did it!

This made Dawn feel better, but when he thought that Nashadir had been lurking in their French colonial area for so long, and even appeared in the newspapers, it didn't attract their attention.

He even let the other side make such a big news, which directly incited the entire French region in Egypt to fall into internal strife.

When I think of this incident.

Dawn felt deeply ashamed.

"General, now that things have developed to this point, what should we do next?"

A dark cloud hung over them, and now they were fighting the Britons.

They simply could not spare enough troops to suppress this rebellion.

Dawn looked at the map. Now is the critical period in the battle with Britain.

The mineral vein they are fighting over is a saltpeter mine.

That is an indispensable raw material for making gunpowder and can bring them endless profits.

But now the entire French colonial area is in chaos. If troops are not sent to suppress it, it will affect the entire French rule in Egypt.

Think of this.
Chapter completed!