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Chapter 635 - Chapter 299: United Kingdom's Concession (Part 2)

Furthermore, due to its unique position, the United Kingdom finds it difficult to pose a threat to the Iberian Peninsula. This implies that any conflict between the United Kingdom and Spain would lead to a stalemate, unless the United Kingdom is willing to form an expeditionary force, which would cause casualties that the British Government could not bear.

Although Germany and France's armies are more renowned, this is largely due to Spain's decline. Prior to Spain's decline, the Spanish Army was quite formidable.

If the United Kingdom does assemble an expeditionary force to attack Spain's homeland, it is uncertain if victory could be achieved. The Spaniards, under the buff of defending their homeland, would transform into the mightiest warriors, a scenario no power would wish to encounter.

During the Berlin Conference, the Statue of Liberty, a famous American landmark, was fully assembled and completed, drawing considerable media attention.

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