Rhein City.
Holding Ferdinand's assassination report, Ernst was very excited internally. Ernst received this report directly from Sarajevo even a bit earlier than the news reached Vienna.
Before Ferdinand even got ready to travel to the Sarajevo region, East African intelligence had already begun its operations, and even the plans of the Black Hand Organization were under the control of East African intelligence.
In other words, if East Africa wanted to prevent this incident, they could have completely avoided Ferdinand's assassination through various means, for example, by notifying the Habsburg Royal Family in advance, or by directly eliminating the Black Hand Organization members involved in the mission.
Of course, since the East African Government did nothing, it indirectly indicated that Ferdinand's assassination was beneficial to East Africa, so East Africa chose to stand by and watch.
