East Africa's support for the Ottoman Empire and Persia is relatively simple and straightforward, mainly focusing on helping both countries, especially the Ottoman Empire, establish certain military capabilities.
The once formidable Ottoman Empire that shook Europe and Asia is actually not lacking in military prowess even now. They can independently manufacture virtually all the world's mainstream military weapons, similar to the Far East Empire in this aspect.
After all, with a population of barely over thirty million, if their military capability were inadequate, the Ottoman Empire would have long been devoured by Tsarist Russia or Austria-Hungary.
The fact is that the Ottoman Empire has fought against Tsarist Russia for over a hundred years while maintaining uninterrupted exchanges with European countries. The main challenge for the Ottoman Empire is the slow establishment of a modern industrial system, which is a common problem for many traditional ancient nations.
