These aids were all won from three battles.
They were exchanged for the sacrifices of tens of thousands of Volunteer Army soldiers.
Because the combat effectiveness of the Volunteer Army exceeded even the expectations of the Soviet Union.
If we can continue to win.
Why wouldn't such aid be welcomed?
But after the fourth battle began,
the Republic, due to supply line issues, fought while retreating and had already withdrawn to near the 38th parallel.
This gave the United States great confidence.
Internationally, they claimed to have found a solution to deal with the Volunteer Army, saying there was nothing to worry about, assuring allies to much confidently support them without hesitation.
Battle reports can deceive, but battle lines cannot.
This clear advantage in the fourth battle also gave the European countries a sigh of relief.
If the United States can defeat the Republic,
then they can focus on opposing the Soviet Union.
