Upon learning the news, an enraged President Hill of Chuckna issued successive orders. The Chuckna National Security Bureau, Military Intelligence Bureau, Military Investigation Bureau, Military Political Department, and Military Supervision Department were almost mobilized in full force, frantically searching for the fighter jet that launched the attack.
Hundreds were suspended and investigated. Thousands were summoned for questioning. From each continental airforce base to the civilian space flight management departments, every suspicious detail was thoroughly scrutinized.
The Chuckna Military Department, even more infuriated, launched an investigation storm. Every aircraft that took flight that day had to undergo investigation, covering not only the pilots, but also the ground repair departments, airport management, air force staff department, and even radar guidance departments.
