The operation to attack Diamond Port went smoother than anticipated, encountering no trouble at all.
As the first armored battalion landed, on the night of the 21st, the Marine Corps launched an offensive and smoothly entered the port area.
Although they faced resistance from the Fan Army, it was not as intense as expected.
Importantly, the Fan Army only resisted and did not extensively damage the port's infrastructure.
Besides being unprepared for the Empire's Marine Corps attacking Diamond Port, the Fan Army's morale played a significant role.
To put it bluntly, most Fan Army officers and soldiers surrendered after symbolic resistance.
For the officers and soldiers of the Fifth Marine Division, who fought hard in Gujibang, this situation was somewhat unfamiliar, leading to excessively cautious behavior.
By the early hours of the 22nd, the Marine Corps controlled the entire port.
