Bab 433: Chapter 351: Joining the War, Expeditionary Army

In response to the British Empire's inquiry, Arthur responded with a positive attitude. Australasia was very interested in sending troops to Argentina, not only for maintaining the position of the allied countries but also for the benefit of Australasia itself.

Other countries of the allied nations also held similar views. If the British Empire's native land was threatened, that would be one thing; but involving allied countries to protect the interests of the British Empire overseas, there would not be enough benefit for other countries to be willing to do so without sufficient incentive.

However, for France and Russia, even if they jointly controlled the whole of Argentina, the actual interests and enthusiasm were not very great.

Both France and Russia have vast territories and colonies, and Argentina is too far away from the two nations, not to mention the hindrance by the United States; jointly controlling Argentina would be more trouble than it's worth.