Once East Africa has established a foothold overseas, it will be difficult for the old order protectors like England and France to make East Africa relinquish its market and raw material supply.
Moreover, at that time, the United States, a kindred spirit, could help share the pressure from England and France, after all, the United States is acting no less actively than East Africa.
It is foreseeable that regardless of the direction of the European war, whether England and France win or Germany and Austria win, Europe as a political entity will see a significant decline in its international status post-war.
This is something neither the Allies nor the Coalition can prevent because only the ultimate victor of the European war will have the opportunity to sit at the same table and negotiate with future East Africa and the United States.
