Palau Island, which was the Palau Republic in the past, is located between the Philippines and the United States' Guam base in the past.
After World War I in the past, because Germany lost, Palau Island fell into Japan's hands, but now it's obvious that Japan cannot seize this opportunity.
After East Africa took over Palau Island from Germany, it paid great attention to it, mainly because Palau Island serves as a maritime bridge between East Africa's Mindanao Colony and New Guinea Colony, with no other large islands existing within thousands of kilometers of sea around.
Meanwhile, this island is also the final backup route for East Africa to reach the Far East, although aside from military use, it is estimated that few ships from East Africa would choose to travel to the Far East via here.
Kaiboer said, "Although East Africa is targeting many strategic locations this time, they seem important, but they are quite insignificant to our country."
