Big Time 1958 Chapter 228

   After the two people finished planning, they called the cadres of the South America Division of the First General Administration to discuss the action plan. It was noon, and the group entered the canteen of the First General Administration for dinner. After eating and drinking, Lieutenant General Sakhartowski said with a smile, "You are always like this, your life is American except for Valya!"

"I will never be friends with the enemy in my life, and friends with the United States will die sooner or later. You see how close the relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States is. When the Suez War broke out, didn't the Americans join forces with us to fight against Britain and France?" Serov lowered his head. Seriously holding a fork and fork the fish head in the lunch box. As if it was an American head, the cold look on his face and the words in his mouth made people shudder.

  The friends of the Americans are the kind that don't want to die. Saddam's family is also friends of the Americans. There are British people who talk about historical origins, and Japanese people who talk about kneeling and licking, until the memory of the previous life Shelov is over. He did not find out which country the United States really regards as a friend. As long as there is a sign of a threat to the United States, the Americans will immediately find an excuse to suppress it, even if there is no need for an excuse at all.

   After a short lunch, I got through to Lieutenant General Alexey's Alpha system and knew that the conference was not over yet. Serov and Lieutenant General Sakhartowski continued to refine their South American plans, based in Havana, Cuba. In all fairness, the current Soviet Union has always been in a state of wooing Cuba, but Castro did not respond positively to the wooing of the Soviet Union, but he also gave the Soviet Union some convenience. To really let Cuba fall to the Soviet Union also required the historical Bay of Pigs landings.

   In fact, setting the base in Havana made Serov very tired. After all, the Cuban missile crisis was a retreat from the Soviet Union, whether it was because the United States controlled most of the world's public opinion, or for some other reason. What most countries remember is that the Soviet Union made concessions, and few people know about the U.S. missile withdrawal from Turkey. It must be said that the Soviet propaganda war was lost in a mess.

  If the ties to Cuba are too close. Serov fears being judged as his first defeat because of the Cuban missile crisis, after all so far he has gone from one victory to another. It is a pity that there is really no second place for Serov to start except Cuba. This is also a very frustrating thing.

   "The Cuban comrades are still trustworthy, I believe there is no problem." Lieutenant General Sakhartowski did not pay attention to Serov's face, and analyzed Cuba's unique geographical location on his own, and praised the value of this small country.

Just when the two were playing with the world map to open the border, an office worker came in and handed over a telegram. Lieutenant General Sakhartowski nodded and ordered the translation, and Serov, who was lying on the table with a pencil, also stopped. , tilted his head to see what was going on. After a while, the interpreter handed over the translated telegram and handed it over to the two KGB bosses.

   In order to respect the original superior's thinking, Serov asked Lieutenant General Sakhartowski to take a look first. After all, the other party is also the director of the First General Bureau, and he thinks he has done a good job in respecting veteran cadres and department heads. When it was in Serov's hands, he was overjoyed just at a glance.

  The telegram was sent by Academician Sukachev from Khartoum, the capital of Sudan. From the description in the telegram, some generals of the Sudanese military government believed that Sudan had a bumper grain harvest, but the population pressure in Sudan itself was not great, and there was no food problem. It is better to export these grains in exchange for industrial equipment to improve the strength of the country. Of course, these generals like to exchange industrial equipment from the United States. However, after testing through channels, it was found that the United States was not interested at all.

The United States is an empire that combines industry and agriculture. Most people only see the strong side of American industry, but they always ignore that the United States is also the world's largest agricultural power. The food it produces not only feeds itself far, but also always exports to the lack of In the area of ​​grain, grain is also a weapon in the hands of the Americans. How can they put Sudan's grain in their eyes? Not to mention taking valuable industrial equipment in exchange. Are Sudanese brains sick? Do you really take us profiteers as those idiots from the Soviet Union?

   Academician Sukachev's telegram mentioned that General Aboud of Sudan had changed the proposal of other military generals. All Arabs, but Arabs in Sudan have little to gain from Arabs elsewhere. In a sense, Sudan has been guarding against Egypt in the north.

   Nasser did make Sudan independent as a country, but after independence, the people in power in Sudan have tasted the taste of power, and soon there is a question in their hearts, what if they are taken from ancient times? The rulers of Sudan will not be willing to return to the arms of Egypt just because everyone is Arab. Who is willing to be the younger brother if he can be the boss?

   Such is the case with newly independent states, often asserting their legitimacy by propagating the humiliation of being ruled. What's more, the KGB agents stationed in Sudan in recent years have been instilling chicken soup with the Sudanese military every day. Africa's territory is the first, and there is no shortage of anything. As long as the black people in the south are pacified and developed, the country has unlimited potential and so on. This act of holding eggs across the river has achieved considerable results. Coupled with the money to open the way, the current Sudanese military also has a feeling that it is like this.

   "Our Soviet Union's food problem has been solved this year. I believe that General Abud should communicate with us soon!" Shelov said happily after reading the telegram, assisting industrial equipment to support other countries, there is no semicolon on this earth except the Soviet Union. Expect the capitalists to support your industry so that you can compete with themselves? That is impossible. Besides, do you have human rights in the Sudanese military government? Why go to war against blacks in the South?

   These conditions are casually put forward, and the Sudanese military government cannot agree. On the other hand, the capitalists are not from the Red Cross. They would rather watch you die than help. Therefore, the industry that needs assistance can only turn to the Soviet Union.

   This is a good thing. You don't panic when you have food in your hands. The biggest problem in the Soviet Union is the food problem. This problem is more important than any other problem, far more than heavy industry, the arms race and other issues. In fact, the arms race is not the largest part of the Soviet Union's expenditure. The largest part of the Soviet Union's expenditure is all kinds of welfare, from According to KGB statistics, the current welfare expenditure has more than half of the military expenditure. This is still in the Khrushchev period, and the Soviet Union's welfare development period is not now, but the Brezhnev era after that.

Later, a more detailed telegram was sent. It was a telegram sent by a KGB agent. It explained the thoughts of the Sudanese officers in detail. Of course, there were other analyses, such as which general was more pro-socialist, how old was it? Opportunity to turn Sudan red and more. For Europe, don't think about it. If you want to export revolution, you can only start from the edge areas where the confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union is not fierce. South America is too far away from the Soviet Union.

"This year's international students should invite some students from Sudan to come to our Soviet Union to study, and I will ask Lieutenant General Serdyuko to say hello to the universities." I lit the telegram in my hand and watched it burn away little by little. , a meaningful smile appeared on our spy chief's face. He could be considered to have deceived Sudan's food into his hands.

   Burn the telegrams of the KGB agents and leave the telegrams of Academician Sukachev. Serov will go to the Kremlin to report to Khrushchev at a later time. Although it is difficult for him to get promoted again, it is always right to show his face in front of the first secretary often. Serov will not forget that the fast track to his promotion starts from the kitchen debate.

Outside Kremlin Khrushchev's office, the first secretary's reprimand could be heard from a long distance. Obviously, the first day of the 81-nation Communist Party and Workers' Party Congress did not go well. In terms of the surveillance recordings obtained by Lieutenant General Alexey, it is not an exaggeration to express the congress with tongue-in-cheek words. Even Brezhnev, who was not good at speaking, went into battle to criticize certain parties without naming names. One can imagine how lively or intense the conference was.

Before he came, Serov was well prepared, and he didn't have to think about which two countries had held such a debate in the name of friendly exchanges, in front of representatives of dozens of countries and parties (look at the cover of this book!) . While Kozlov, Brezhnev and Sherepin were all being accused, Shelov was led in by the cadres of the First Secretary's Office, and even Brezhnev, who had a good temper and never spoke out loud, was about to endure it. When it didn't work, the youngest head of the KGB spy appeared.

"First Secretary, good news! Academician Sukachev called. The Sudanese military government is going to negotiate with the Soviet Union. We will use this year's bumper corn harvest in exchange for a batch of industrial assistance from us, involving non-staple food, light industry and some military industry projects. , the delegation will arrive in Moscow soon, should we study it before that?" Serov came in and took out a telegram without saying a word, notified Khrushchev of the good news, and at the same time rescued a group of party and state. leader.

Khrushchev immediately took over the telegram, glanced through it quickly, and said happily, "Very well, this KGB operation was very successful, and a happy thing finally happened today, Yuri, didn't you say that? Wrong, our Eastern comrades did point the finger at us, saying that we are Laozidang and that we have strayed from communism..."

"Actually, we are afraid that we will regard them as the Democratic Republic of Germany. In terms of security, this kind of worry is not difficult to understand. Moreover, the comrades in the east are still in the stage of idealism, and they have the idea of ​​​​liberating the world!" Serov simply said, "It's a good thing, they have done things that we are not easy to come forward with, such as exporting revolutions..." (To be continued~^~)

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