He shrugged, "You know the actual situation."
Of course Song Heping knew.
Taji Camp is located approximately thirty kilometers north of Baghdad, on the edge of a Sunni Sect gathering area, with at least four different armed factions active around it.
This pile of weapons is like bloody bait thrown into a group of sharks; everyone has caught the scent.
"We have our own security plans," Song Heping said, "but we need the US Army to maintain basic vigilance at the base during the handover."
"This has been included in Appendix C of the agreement." Miller nodded, "We will maintain passive defense and surveillance capabilities at the base until the last batch of supplies is shipped out, but we will not intervene in any external conflicts. This is the red line, Mr. Song. The US Army will not shed another drop of blood for these equipment."
The words were spoken plainly, yet carried heavy weight.
