Ernst emphasized: "Government departments like the Ministry of Foreign Affairs lack professionalism, so your department needs to actively conduct operations in Europe, working as much as possible to manipulate the European public opinion system while clearing East Africa from suspicion."
"What you've done previously in France and Austria-Hungary was quite good. Now, both countries have experienced anti-war protests by the people. The next step is to focus the work on Germany and the United Kingdom."
"Regarding Germany, you need to maintain balance and control the scale to prevent too much unrest in the German situation. As for the United Kingdom, try to exert as much pressure as possible on the British government."
Following Ernst's instructions, East Africa's intelligence agencies also began the second round of public opinion offensives in Europe.
