Jerome Bonaparte's sudden question left Minister Liu Aili at a loss.
Everyone in Paris knew that the current commander of the Italian Army was the "staunch" Order Party Marshal Biron. Just last month, Marshal Biron was shouting in Lyon about "marching on Paris" to overthrow the "red elements."
God! Does the President intend to act against Biron?
Thinking of this, Liu Aili couldn't help but feel a tingling on his scalp. He should not have accepted the position of Minister of War from the very beginning, this position is simply a pit of fire.
At this juncture, Liu Aili could only cautiously respond with probing words: "I believe Marshal Biron is stern in his leadership, and under his command, the Italian Army's combat effectiveness is steadily on the rise!"
