The lieutenant frowned but still answered truthfully
"I'm not sure about the budget plan, but it's estimated to be no less than six million."
The Truth Department: "This afternoon at six, we'll launch an attack on the outskirts of Homacu village where the 105th battalion of the third brigade in Havana, Cuba is stationed, taking out the outer defense line, giving you five hours for consideration; I want 70% of that money, otherwise, no deal."
The lieutenant asked back
"What if you fail? Or if it doesn't meet our expectations, it could severely damage the image of military technology."
In simple terms, it means winning ugly, relying on numbers or friendly support to capture the position, which is not the advertising effect that military technology wants to see.
Advertising is a double-edged sword; the uncontrollability of such live exercises is too great.
But the Truth Department bluntly stated
