Edir Kingdom

Through the various responses of the fictional Edir State in dealing with the accidental bombing of an oil production project in Syria by Israel, it demonstrates the author's philosophy of governing the country: in order to survive in the long term, one should embrace force rather than rely on force in international foreign exchanges. The story fictionalizes that Israel mistakenly bombed the Edir State's oil production engineering team in Syria when bombing Iran's military facilities in Syria, causing losses in personnel and equipment. Israel initially only explained that it was an accidental bombing but refused to compensate. The Edir State resorted to forcibly detaining Israeli maritime equipment to prompt Israel to reach a compensation agreement. However, Israel tried to threaten with force, but was suppressed by the Edir State's advanced weapons. In the end, Netanyahu accepted compensation. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.