Traitor! This is the sentiment in the hearts of both the United States and Japan, after all, theoretically speaking, East Africa, the United States, and Japan belong to the "non-European" circle, and the Three Kingdoms should stand together.
Now, East Africa proposes to cooperate with the so-called naval limitation idea by the United Kingdom, putting the United States and Japan in a rather passive position.
After all, global discourse power is divided according to strength, but an awkward point is that the East African Navy happens to rank second or third in the world, or is tied with Germany.
When two second-level naval countries in the global scale both don't oppose the UK's suggestion, other countries will only become more passive, as this equals to the top three naval great powers reaching a unified opinion.
