"It is not too much to emphasize the pursuit of traitors. Agents from any country here can participate in the pursuit. After success, they can receive bonuses according to the difficulty of the mission!" Selov said generously, "Even a target person can allow multiple groups of agents from different countries to receive tasks. Whoever succeeds will get the bonus. Mobilize the enthusiasm of our intelligence organization. Of course, this is just a small episode of today's meeting. We have more important things to talk about."

It is not an exaggeration to chase the traitors. Not to mention that ordinary agents defect, even if Stalin's daughter is not honest, she will still be in a situation where she chases her. Shelov will still pursue her. I believe Stalin would not blame him. For a leader like Stalin, the significance of the Soviet Union is much more important than a daughter.

What can impress the cooperation between the intelligence departments of these countries and the KGB? Of course, we cannot use ideals and cannot expect everyone to be communists. That is, the use of power and money. Departments like the KGB have an untouchable problem, that is, how much trust does the leaders have in them? This is the question that leaders of every intelligence department are thinking about. It can be said that as a powerful agency, all the supervisors are thinking about a question, how to avoid one day becoming the part of the country abandoned. Therefore, the KGB found these peers who were also facing difficulties and almost hit it off.

Each intelligence department cannot face the pressure from its own country independently, and this pressure must be shared. If there is a military alliance like the Warsaw Pact, and the Soviet Union's intention to help other countries on the chariots for the interests of its own country, the intelligence department's alliances are proactive, and each intelligence department, including the KGB, has this need to find allies.

They want to keep the rights they have already obtained. This is the willingness of these intelligence departments to cooperate with the KGB's original intention. Their own departments are too dangerous. If they want to stay away from danger, they have to join forces to keep warm. This is the basis for their initial joint success at the beginning, but now it is time to move forward.

What this step requires is not rights, at least not just rights. Unite together to keep warm is based on protecting rights, but to act in a unified way and take the initiative to attack, it is not enough to just use rights, and it also requires benefits. Simply put, it is money...

"This is the profit of our KGB in Africa this year!" While speaking, Selov handed over a copy of the KGB's list of benefits in Africa this year to others. Of course, this is a list of 70% compressed. There are about 300 million to 400 million yuan on it. Don't underestimate this money. Not every intelligence department is like the KGB. It needs to maintain an armed force of more than 600,000 yuan. Like the Red Army, these soldiers are equipped with weapons usually with money. The two armies of the Inner Guard and the Border Guard can completely suck the funding of the Soviet Union to the KGB.

The above list lists in detail the KGB's operating conditions in Africa. For the intelligence agencies of these countries, hundreds of millions of funds are already a huge expense. Everyone was very moved when facing the olive branch Selov threw out. What's more, the above list is very clear that this is not the profit of the entire Africa, but is concentrated in several countries in Africa. This is also very easy to understand, because this is the year of Africa's independence, and many countries have just become independent, and the KGB has not established a network to operate.

When these colleagues digested all the information on the list. Sherepin asked Lieutenant General Sakhatovsky of the First General Administration to explain the KGB's operating conditions in Africa. No one spoke out and was quietly listening to Lieutenant General Sakhatovsky's explanation. Faced with this huge income, they said it was false to be jealous.

The Soviet Union's understanding of Africa can be said to be earlier than all countries, and even earlier than China, which also started. Khrushchev took advantage of the anti-imperialist and anti-colonial wave when Africa was on the rise of Africa, and under the banner of supporting the national liberation movement. At that time, Khrushchev was keen on promoting "peaceful transition to socialism" and was determined to create several "peaceful transition" models in Africa. To this end, Khrushchev made great efforts to a few countries in North Africa and West Africa, such as Egypt, Algeria, Ghana, Guinea and Mali. The policies adopted were mainly: to provide international diplomatic and economic support. Plus some necessary assistance. The focus of the Soviet Union was first to expand the influence of the Soviet Union's rule, and secondly to make the West strategically defeated. However, with Khrushchev's resignation and the changes in the regular bureaus of some African countries, the focus of the Soviet Union's policy to Africa has changed.

Later, after Brezhnev came to power, he re-examined the Soviet Union's foreign policy and publicly condemned Khrushchev's set of things in Africa as a useless waste. The goal at that time was to control the two major treasure houses on which the West relied for survival: the energy treasure house of the Persian Gulf and the mineral treasure house of southern Africa. Instead, he took a large-scale offensive.

However, the Soviet Union did not have an urgent need for the vast common resources in Africa. Because the Soviet Union was not short of resources, although the mining cost was a little higher, it was not better than going to Africa to operate across the Mediterranean. The Soviet Union's purpose in Africa has always been to make quick money and at the same time waited for an opportunity to establish a socialist country.

Now, because the KGB needs to complete financial independence as soon as possible. At the same time, it cannot waste this year's Khrushchev's statement on the African issue, he must speed up his march to Africa. From the perspective of interests, Selov could have allowed the KGB to eat this big cake by himself, but he still couldn't do it after considering the overall situation. The Soviet Union had to give other countries some soup to eat meat, otherwise who would have to have sex with you? What's more, this is an era when the Soviet Union's progress is still very strong. If it doesn't take advantage of the good reputation of anti-imperialism and anti-feudalism, it will not be so smooth when the Americans react.

Therefore, this time, you must not eat alone. The KGB must bring Romania, Bulgaria, Democratic Germany, Poland, Czechoslovakia, and Hungary to the point of making a huge noise first.

"Everyone understands it? In fact, we, the KGB, can do this independently, but this win-win cooperation cannot be done by ourselves, and we also need the help of our allies." Selov looked at his colleagues in these intelligence departments very seriously. "We assisted the industry in Africa and obtained raw materials not to exploit them. It is a win-win situation that is good for both sides. If we don't help them, no country will help them..."

The moral integrity of Western countries is that they can buy raw materials with money, and the products are sold to you after they are manufactured. Assisting industries and helping newly independent countries complete industrial aid. Don’t even think about this, they will never do this. At least in this era, except for socialist countries, they will not think about industrial aid.

"Everyone knows that the economy is not as good as Czechoslovakia and Democratic Germany, and its population is far inferior to Poland, so I think this is an opportunity for our country. Africa's resources are also a good help in the construction of Romania. At the same time, as Comrade Selov said, our cooperation with the new independent African countries is a win-win situation!" Ilisscu, who has been playing with metal lighters, said seriously, "I am willing to communicate with the country and complete the African strategy with the Soviet comrades."

"We in Poland should just insist on taking work in Algeria!" Minister Korzinski of Poland also said that in his opinion, if things can be done in Algeria, completion can become the second choice for Poland's energy, and the first choice is the Soviet Union. Moreover, Poland is also very envious of the Soviet Union's operations in Egypt and Sudan, and wants a choice closer to Europe.

Dabobo still feels so good at self-containment. Even if the country you choose is good, it depends on who your opponent is. Although France is slowly declining, it cannot be completed in at least one or two years. There is still no problem in dealing with you, Poland.

Selov's rare discovery of conscience, with an internationalist tone, suggested, "Why don't you change a country, after all, Algeria may not make any progress in the short term."

"No need, we Poland have no extra strength to devote to other places!" Korzinski simply refused.

I hope you don’t regret it at any time? Selov shook his head secretly. In fact, the black uncle in Africa is still easier to deal with. If Western countries were not looking down on Africa and were unwilling to give some basic things, they would not let China in future generations kill all sides. It is conceivable that the integrity of capitalists in terms of aspects is to watch Africans die than to support even a little industrial foundation. This is not a praising for socialist countries to have a conscience. African countries that have learned socialism will have obvious potential, but only this is only a little.

We communicated for a long time and determined the African state assistance that our country responded to. Some of them were like point-to-point assistance from later generations. Each Warsaw Pact country responded to a country that had just become independent in Africa, and the remaining countries were all responsible by the Soviet Union.

"Comrade Marcus, let's talk later!" Shelof grabbed Marcus Wolf's hand and said after the meeting.

This intelligence meeting decided that the KGB led the intelligence departments of the other six countries to march into Africa. What Serov valued most was the role of democratic Germany. After all, Germany was the only country in their country that had experienced the colonial era, and Africa had many colonies. There were only half of the ally of the Soviet Union to be regarded as a helper, so naturally they should be used well. After returning to the Soviet Union, Serov had investigated the Soviet Union's restrictions on democratic Germany, so I won't mention anything else. First, the oil obtained by democratic Germany from the Soviet Union has always been twice the international oil price. Moreover, the iron ore of democratic Germany has always been distributed on demand, while other Warsaw Pact countries do not have this restriction. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!