Multi‑Front Invasion Confirmed; Naval Task Group Headed for Pakistan

The bullpen speakerphone (Line 5) is the physical instrument of escalation: Army Guy 2 approaches it and begins to dial, converting the closed room’s operational judgment into inter‑institutional communication with the White House — the device bridges military reporting and presidential awareness.

The 'Four Destroyers' canonical entry stands for the naval contacts resolved on e‑lint and radar overlays; the mention of four destroyers (and two CVEs) hardens the analysts' report into a concrete contact picture that escalates the room’s assessment from local movement to strategic pressure on Pakistan.

The White House is the intended recipient of the Pentagon’s notification; it stands offstage as the civilian authority that must be informed and that will convert military reporting into political response, orders, or public posture.

The Pentagon functions as the operational origin of the intelligence assessment: a compact, procedural command space where analysts parse e‑lint, resolve divisional IDs, and implement chain‑of‑command actions. The building's command center is where raw data becomes actionable policy and where military actors initiate political notification.

Pakistan is implicated as the geographic endpoint of the detected naval movement and the theater where multi‑front ground operations could cause regional escalation; its mention turns abstract contacts into a looming geopolitical flashpoint.