"As for the recent number of people who are dissatisfied with the motherland and are full of complaints at work, the number of people who have been dissatisfied with the motherland. To this day, there have been a total of 15,000 people in the league, including religious figures, some dissidents, writers, and intellectuals!" Major General Kadpov, the new director of the General Administration of Secrets, improved the prevention warning mechanism after taking over the lieutenant general Aliksai.

In layman's terms, the prevention warning mechanism is a minimum warning to those so-called anti-Soviet elements. Those who receive the prevention warning will understand that their complaining attitude towards the country is not unaware of the KGB, but it is just because it does not cause harm, so that they ignore them, so that they understand clearly about their dissatisfaction with the Soviet Union in private occasions. This warning will make these people restrain themselves a little.

"Fortunately, we are unwilling to catch them in a mental hospital until the matter is serious. It would be great if we warn them to restrain them a little! Remember to record the things that these people are dissatisfied with. After all, people will not be dissatisfied for no reason. It is definitely because some parts of our country still need to make adjustments, summarize and print these issues according to the management scope of the department, and hand them over to various departments under the ministerial meeting!"

Selov, who had just returned to Moscow, quickly entered the work state, just like the year-end work needs to be summarized and the work must be carried out at the beginning of the year. In the first whole month after the New Year, the KGB's work will be reopened this year. Last year's archives began to be sealed, and security cadres such as the Soviet National Security Council began to meet the challenges of the new year.

"According to reports from the State Administration of Internal Affairs, most of the second secretaries of relevant large enterprises have entered their jobs. My opinion is that in less than half a month, these security cadres wrote a report and handed it to Rubi Yangka. The People's Committee of Internal Affairs will select some particularly important parts based on the degree of the report and send it to the Kremlin for the first secretary to take a look!" Aliksai, who succeeded Selov as the People's Committee of Internal Affairs, fiddled with a pen in one hand and reported to the KGB to draw personnel from various departments to work on large enterprises across the country and farms and collective farms in various places.

After Selov settled the corn issue in Sultan, Khrushchev began to thoroughly investigate the false production in other areas in the false reporting incident in Ryazan Prefecture. The leaders of Ryazan Prefecture, who were arrested by Selov from Ryazan, had been transferred to the procuratorate after interrogation. If the procuratorate had no problems, the fate of these people would be destined. As long as there were no major problems in both the KGB and the procuratorate, the Soviet court would not usually go against the other two departments. Just procuratorate according to the law.

"We are still a secret agent department. Even if the second secretary on the surface needs to report the local situation to the headquarters regularly, it is still impossible to guarantee that our safety cadres will not lie over the long period of time. Local cadres will definitely win over our safety cadres. Therefore, we still need to secretly send agents to lurk around the second secretary to monitor to ensure that the movements of the entire alliance are under our control, so that the problems will be discovered!" Serov really wants to trust the security cadres of his own department, but as an anti-counterfeiting worker, it is better to put this aside. "We, the KGB, are directly responsible for the first secretary. We must ensure that the first secretary can see all the movements of the entire Soviet Union..."

"The cooperation between the State Administration of Transportation and the Ministry of Transportation has now progressed as follows. The Ministry of Transportation expressed its cooperation attitude towards us using ocean fishing fleets for ocean detection. Many retired seamen of the Red Navy have been re-enlisted. Our General Administration has trained some comrades who had a good foundation, mainly to train the US Navy's countermeasures! At the same time, it is preparing to establish two bases of ocean fishing fleets in the Baltic Sea and the Far East. At the same time, comrades from the Ministry of Shipbuilding Industry and the Ministry of Transportation Industry are still in contact. How to make the food caught by the powerful ocean fishing fleet enter the dining tables of the people of the mainland? We are still planning!" Lieutenant General Kikonov of the State Administration of Transportation Administration reported on the issues of ocean detection ships and ocean fishing fleets. This matter involves the relevant plans of the Ministry of Maritime Transportation Industry, the Ministry of Shipbuilding Industry and the Ministry of Transportation Industry.

Shelov, who dared not neglect, took over Lieutenant General Kikonov's document. After all, using fishing boats for ocean monitoring was his own attention. It is necessary to do a good job in establishing a long-range fishing fleet to engage in long-range fishing.

"Did the Black Sea Shipyard press the torpedo launcher on the ocean fishing boat?" Shelov asked while looking at the documents.

"A normal ocean fishing fleet will have one-fifth of the fishing vessels installed with 533 mm torpedo launchers to ensure that our ocean fishing fleet has basic self-defense capabilities and can attack the opponent's naval ships at close range when it is absolutely necessary!" Lieutenant General Kikonov told everything he knew.

"Very good!" Selov looked at the documents in one look and thought about whether there were any loopholes, and then added, "According to the current national security situation, our National Security Committee's suggestion is like this. Tell the Ministry of Maritime Transport to conduct a key investigation of the Caribbean region and find a safe passage for submarine navigation within one year. The General Administration of Surveillance, Investigation and Management is more familiar with this. You two General Administrations will cooperate..."

Then the newly appointed People's Committee member of the Internal Affairs, Lieutenant General Aliksai, stood up to speak, "All the people arrested in the campaign to crack down on criminal crimes have been determined that most of the people have been transferred to the local guardians waiting for trial. Our suggestion is whether criminals with little crimes will be sentenced according to normal trial procedures?"

"We must give enough deterrence to criminals. The number of brave and cruel people released from Gulag is hundreds of thousands. It can be said that our anti-counterfeiting workers have achieved their work over the past 30 years. Now that the situation has eased, we can understand that they are released, but they cannot have an impact on social security. Crime is a crime. Criminals who have been unresolved should be sentenced to a higher degree, otherwise the national security cadres will start such a huge movement, which will be suspected of being a terrible one!" Sherov shook his head and rejected his friend's suggestion, and looked at his colleagues around him with a pun intended smile. "Sooner or later, I will let these scumbags use waste, and the occasions that require them do exist objectively..."

After saying this, Selov kept silent. Since the Cuban missile crisis was about to begin, his plan should be formulated. Hundreds of thousands of scumbags who have lived in Gulag for so many years, if they enter the United States, the picture is too beautiful and cannot be thought of.

"If the Americans can eliminate all the legal thief groups that have been fighting against the Soviets for decades, it means that the United States is more competent in the name of a police country than the Soviet Union. If it cannot be eliminated, it means that the Americans will allow this group that can do nothing but commit crime to develop in their own country. This is definitely a great thing!" Shelov thought for a long time and felt that it was safe to make a profit, which was even more cost-effective than Khrushchev's missile transport to Cuba.

"I won't make more statements on the specific report about the work of our Domestic Espionage Defense Administration this year and looking for personnel with potential to develop last year. I will not make more statements at this meeting after reading the report. The first vice chairman can give some opinions!" Sherjiuke, the first deputy director of the Second General Administration, wrote some of the work achievements of the Domestic Espionage Defense Administration last year in the report.

"Okay, I'll give suggestions after reading it!" Selov opened it and then put it in the inclusion. He did not read the report on such occasions. The work of the First General Administration and the Second General Administration, if it involves specific people, it will increase the risk of leaks. This report was specifically recruited and inspected foreigners who came to the Soviet Union last year. The recruitment of espionage work can be done by major general administrations, but the First General Administration and the Second General Administration do more. The First General Administration contacts with local Communists through overseas institutions, and the Second General Administration recruits foreigners who travel to the Soviet Union.

"By the way, I remember that the person who contacted the tour groups and institutions in various places was Comrade Brezhneva!" Shelov suddenly remembered Brezhnev's daughter. If he remembered correctly, he seemed to have arranged Brezhneva to a travel position.

"Yes, does the first vice chairman have any instructions?" Lieutenant General Serjiuko was also a little dissatisfied when talking about Brezhneva, but apart from the fact that Serjiuko did some unprinciples, other aspects were indeed satisfactory. In Lieutenant General Serjiuko's opinion, this woman had almost no advantages that agents needed, she was vain and always had small plans for nothing. I really don't know why she was arranged to their General Administration.

"All the secrets about Brezhneva cannot be known. Just treat her as a vase. The only role that woman can play is to prevent other departments from being dissatisfied with our KGB work!" Selov emphasized the seriousness of this matter, which is quite a taste for Lieutenant General Seljuko.

Finally, it was Lieutenant General Sakhatovsky, Director of the First General Administration. After briefly talking about the work situation, Lieutenant General Sakhatovsky mentioned another thing, "Comrade Rudolph Abel has been arrested for four years. We have been trying to find a way to rescue him, but there has never been a good idea. Now we have Powers in our hands. At present, Americans have begun to be interested in our suggestions. Now, relying solely on the capabilities of our department, it may still require protracted work. Can Comrade Chairman mention it to the Central Bureau?"
Chapter completed!