This is also beneficial to Academician Sukachev's faction. As long as they promote corn cultivation in Sudan, they can not only make up for the food gap in Siberia, but also avoid being suppressed by Li Senko through this matter. The matter is not complicated at all, but it is only Academician Sukachev's stubbornness that belongs to scientists that made Selov spend a lot of extra thoughts.

We also need to write a letter to General Abud, the commander-in-chief of the Sudanese military government. Although the telegram is faster, the letter is more solemn and must be honest. Let the Sudan understand what the Soviet Union needs and what the current aid plan is of significance. These words are better on the surface. Let the other party understand their needs and their help to the other party. Mutual benefits can move people than any internationalist spirit. The open needs can also make the Sudan side let go of their guard.

General Abud dared to launch a military coup and killed the pro-British government. There is no doubt that it was the result of Selov's support on behalf of the Soviet Union. Considering from the other side's standpoint, General Abud was also worried that his subordinates would follow suit. I don't know when he would kill him, which is not impossible.

General Abud's concerns are not unreasonable. In fact, the powerful generals in his army have a good relationship with the KGB, but Selov is not satisfied. He does not like these backward warlords. If a general affected by communism appears, he might really consider killing General Abud. But now it is not possible. Soviet corn cultivation is being promoted, and this time must ensure the stability of the Sudan. Isn't it just for the sake of preparing for the joint efforts of General Abud that year, was it not just for the sake of preparations today?

So, let General Abud understand what the Soviet Union needs Sudan to do now, and also let the other party understand that it still has value, so that he will not be wary of Selov's strategy of promoting corn in Sudan.

You never know how long it takes for a writer to get between two words. He is not good at writing such formal letters, just like he is not good at writing reviews.

"General Abud, with the current situation in Sudan, there are still many problems that have not been solved yet! For example, the literacy rate of the population, the contradictions between tribes and the organizational structure of the government, etc. But there is one point that is the most basic and most tolerant of the people, that is, the agricultural problems in Sudan! After last year's pilot, I believe you can also feel that with the help of our agricultural experts, some experimental points have got rid of the backward agricultural situation of slash-and-burn farming, and with our understanding of Sudan in Africa! Sudan is the largest in Africa, and water resources and land have a very good foundation for a strong country! You will definitely have time to watch your country develop."

"The Soviet Union is promoting corn cultivation. This time we sent biologists led by Academician Sukachev to Sudan. After last year's pilot, it has reached the time for large-scale promotion this year. As long as the Sudanese military supports, we can join forces to deliver a beautiful answer in front of the world, proving that Sudan after independence has the ability to create miracles!"

"Please understand my difficulties too. We hope to set Sudan as an example country in Africa. Therefore, Sudan must achieve shocking development in the past two years so that the Soviet Union can promote Sudan's achievements with great fanfare!"

Selov called Lukani in and translated the letter he wrote into Arabic. Then he put two copies of Russian and Arabic in one letter paper, and asked someone to send his letter to Sudan.

During this period, I discussed the details of going to Sudan with Academician Sukachev. "Some of my friends came back from China and brought good suggestions. Chinese people have some very unique insights in agriculture! This kind of insight is often among the old farmers who have been in exchange for life with the land. Although some of the experience is not suitable for us in the Soviet Union! But it can also be used as another idea to inspire us. I have sorted out the information and went to Sudan to promote it this time! See if it is effective!" Academician Sukachev said.

Selov knew about this matter that scientists who aided China were returning to China in batches, and now many experts from different fields were preparing to put them back. This is a good and a bad thing. For a country, others' experience is only the other person's, and real understanding is his own. It cannot be said that there is no benefit in the withdrawal of experts from the Soviet Union. At least the most basic and extensive things were handed over to China. The reason why China in later generations was able to build a world factory was that the foundation was at work.

The current foundation is laid solidly, coupled with the development of self-reliance, the world factory will be established in fifty years later! The Soviet Union's aid to India is no smaller than that of China. India is far from able to fully understand what the Soviet Union gave.

Now, a large number of Soviet experts have gone to India while retreating from China! For the Soviet Union, India is much easier to deal with than China, and now the aid projects to India are increasing rapidly. Among these projects, Selov has not seen the aid plan for nuclear facilities. India built the first nuclear reactor four years ago. Britain, France, Canada and other countries have actively exported reactors based on occupying the civil nuclear market. India has introduced reactors from Canada to purify uranium and plutonium as materials for manufacturing atomic bombs. However, the foundation of nuclear facilities is very important. If no one helps, it will extend from a few years of development cycle to decades. Some scientific projects are like this. The most basic things are often very difficult. Once the basic things are established, the speed of breaking through the bottleneck is very fast.

If the Soviet Union had an internationalist mental illness at a critical moment, Selov would have to stop the assistance of nuclear facilities, but he had not seen it yet.

Who sees that the United States helps other countries to create nuclear weapons? The United States has performed much smarter in this regard than the Soviet Union. It is OK to talk about anything, but this issue will never be discussed, even if it is an ally, no matter how good the relationship is, it cannot be done.

Other problems are still far away. The problem that is near is the corn issue. This problem is so fatal. After the problem arises, Khrushchev took out the gold reserves of the Soviet treasury as funds to buy food. This problem is also an important reason for his resignation. Serov was not saving him, but feeling sorry for the hundreds of tons of gold. What's wrong with that money...

"Looking close to Sudan, in the Aswan military base in Upper Egypt, the base commander Major General Leonid and the base's more than 2,000 internal forces will serve as a force to protect your safety! Moreover, Commander Abud and I have a good personal relationship! What I want to see is the output, as long as the output is reached, it is worth the price!" Selov said coldly to Academician Sukachev, who was afraid that Academician Sukachev's stubbornness would come up and ruin the matter again.

As long as the food problem in the Soviet Union can be solved, what soil erosion, what grassland degradation, and what forest area decreases, it doesn’t matter. While speaking, Selov came up with an assessment of the Planning and Economic Commission, as well as the Sudan situation analysis report of the Seventh General Administration, the precipitation and sunshine time analysis of the Eighth General Administration in recent years, and the survey on the farmable area of ​​the White Nile River and Blue Nile River basins of the First General Administration. As a rigorous agent leader, Selov will not regard intelligence work as a heroic scene in the movie. The huge organizational strength and scientific power are the magic weapon for the KGB to win.

He handed over the information to Academician Sukachev one by one. Sherov confirmed that there was no mistake and continued, "In two years, I want Sudan to build a corn planting area of ​​five million hectares! That is to expand the current corn planting belt in Sudan ten times..."

"Five million hectares? 50,000 square kilometers!" Academician Sukachev said in surprise, "General Serov, don't you think it's very impractical to expand the corn planting area ten times in two years?"

"What's unrealistic?" Selov raised his head to the sky, "It should be easy to burn the forest and flatten the grassland. Sudan seems to be not short of people! The population is more than 10 million, and the labor force for farming is not a problem!"

Then he looked at Academician Sukachev silently, and a smile that was even worse than crying was hanging on the corner of his mouth, "According to my investigation in Siberia and Central Asia, the local plan within two years is to expand the corn planting of 10 million hectares in Sudan, so the planting area of ​​5 million hectares is just the lowest value, which is not necessarily enough! If you have to guide Sudan's corn work with the rigorous position of scientists, if the domestic corn strategy fails, our people will go hungry..."

"Now is the beginning of the rainy season in Sudan. Academician Sukachev, you must set out during the rainy season and investigate in Sudan where corn is more suitable for planting in the rainy season and dry season, and will not be affected by climate change! Our KGB investigation can only be used as a reference. The real situation needs to be tested by yourself!" Serov looked at the time and said, "I won't send it to you, but I bring enough antibiotics and some medicines needed. There are some things there that we are not suitable for! We should still pay attention to safety..."

At the same time, Selov sent a telegram to Major General Leonid of the Aswan Military Base again. The telegram was encrypted and was an emergency telegram sent by Selov for the worst. Once General Abud was dissatisfied with the Soviet Union within two years and delayed the plan, Major General Leonid must be prepared to conduct armed intervention, and the timing of intervention can be grasped by himself.

After doing all this, Selov had a short time of news. For the Soviet Union, Selov thought that he could definitely be called a dedication to his life to death, and was like a perpetual motion machine to extinguish the fire tirelessly.
Chapter completed!