Not only the Sultanate colonial government, but also the British Somaliland colonial government and the South African colonial government are in the same situation, these three colonies are right under East Africa's nose.
And the British were understandably cautious of East Africa, after all, East Africa's invasion of Darfur was an undeniable fact.
Soon, Colonel Farsheng of the Seventh Infantry Regiment from East Africa arrived in a military vehicle to "welcome" the British colonial army.
"What is your name, sir? I am Colonel Farsheng of the Seventh Infantry Regiment, a brigade in the Northwest Military District of East Africa." Farsheng, who had jumped out of the military vehicle, approached Johnson and asked.
"I am Johnson, deputy commander of the British regiment stationed in Khartoum. Are you the highest-ranking officer here?" Johnson asked in return.
