"Look at our security experts, how dazzling the Venus Medal on the chest!" Seeing Selov come to the office, Khrushchev smiled exaggeratedly, pointing at the Venus Medal on the chest and saying to Kozlov, "Americans always criticize us as a group of old people who govern the country. I don't know what I would think when I see Yuri?"

In fact, there is no need to see Selov at all. Just see Seleping. Although Seleping is not a senior secretary of the central government, everyone can see Khrushchev's emphasis on Seleping.

Kozlov and Suslov both nodded and said yes. I have to say that the good impression that Selov used 55 tons of gold to brush would never fade in a short time. The fifty-five tons of gold would never be handed over in vain. Even if he failed and was punished in the future, even if he was too much, he would not be in danger of his life. It can be said that he had used this performance to relieve his life.

Khrushchev's office was quite lively, with Kozlov, Suslov, Migoyan and Sherepin all there, and Brezhnev who came in, he could be regarded as the most influential group of people in the entire Soviet Union.

"The golden matter is just a solution to this trip to India! This operation is mainly to collect intelligence on the inspection of the two countries, detect the political movements in Afghanistan and India, and find changes that are beneficial to the Soviet Union!" Security experts must look like security experts, and Selov must hold up this sign, although the documents in his arms were not written by himself.

This statement can satisfy everyone, and it has the illusion that this young cadre is a talent for making. Regardless of whether there are cadres who are not very cold to Selov, fifty-five tons of gold can give these people a reason to change their attitude. At least as long as Khrushchev is still there, he should not be hit.

"Let's look at Yuri's intelligence. To be honest, these two countries are our neighbors and the other is a South Asian power. It is very important for us to have first-hand information!" Kozlov nodded and said, and Schellov almost added a vivid and colorful big country. Fortunately, the response was almost gone.

The importance of Afghanistan to the Soviet Union is not a rumor. From the geographical point of view of Afghanistan, the Soviet Union will never tolerate a pro-American country bordering itself, and it is enough to have Turkey and Iran. This is why the Iranian revolution can still be regarded as not seen and it is okay to not see it. But at the same time, pro-Americanism is unbearable. Once Afghanistan becomes a pro-American and anti-Soviet country, it is inevitable that the Soviet Union will take action. Even if Amin had this trend just now, the Soviet Union would pat him to death.

As for India, at least on the surface, it looks like a third world leader and a passionate and powerful power. The Soviet Union really wants to bring the third world leader to its own side, so many things are easy to do.

Of course, the Soviet Union was deceived by the gilding of India. Shelov knew the true level of this country and knew India's perception among the peace religion countries. Because of its relationship with Pakistan, India has always been incompatible with various peace religion countries. Moreover, Hinduism only exists in South Asia, and its hard power is not as strong as soft power. Supporting this country cannot be said to add a burden, but it does not benefit much.

"Let me talk about the situation in Afghanistan first. During the few days in Afghanistan, I saw two worlds. On the one hand, it is a world composed of Afghan cities. The environment of this world is similar to that of our Soviet Union. The other is a world composed of rural areas. This world accounts for more than 80% of Afghanistan's population and has a strong religious atmosphere! However, the current situation is still stable. If things are uncontrollable, my suggestion is like this." Selov pointed to the Afghan map he hung on. "First, in the north, near the border of the alliance, support the Uzbeks as a layer of guardrails, and adopt a differentiated attitude towards other Afghans to ensure the stability of the city. Focus on attacking the countryside. But before taking action, you must make at least one year of preparation, use the market to free up Afghan food, artificially create famine, and even send air forces to destroy Afghan agriculture."

"Is it too extreme? The situation in Afghanistan should be within control. Isn't Prince Dawud's relationship with us very well?" Khrushchev asked for a long time, "As long as Afghanistan is stable, you don't have to consider this matter at all..."

"I'm talking about the worst outcome, First Secretary! And the matter of Prince Dawude. According to my understanding, it seems that Prince Dawude's life is not easy at the moment. The king has doubts about the prime minister. I guess Prince Dawude will probably lose his power!" Although it is literally an estimate, Selov said it in a positive tone.

"Okay, let's not talk about this issue for now. Yuri, let's talk about your views on India!" Khrushchev waved his hand. Compared to Afghanistan, which is not big and is currently stable, he wanted to know the real situation of India. After his relationship with China became cold, he hoped to hold India.

"I have gained nothing in India. I also met Indian Defense Minister Menon and Lieutenant General Kaul, the second-person figure of the Indian Army, but I didn't give me a good impression!" Shelov shook his head slightly, "The Indian government is in a very strange atmosphere, and the whole country has a blind optimistic mood. The Indian Army's forward policy was formulated and implemented in this strange atmosphere. This is really an incredible thing..."

"Forward policy? What is this!" Brezhnev interjected, "Is it an economic policy or an international political policy? Aren't Indians claiming to be the leader of the Third World?"

"It is a military policy, and the goal of this policy is China in the north!" Selov emphasized in particular on military policy.

"Nehru wants to declare war with China? It seems that he believes that India has a great advantage in terms of geographical conditions, but this is not wrong. India's logistical pressure is much less!" Kozlov nodded and said. He has a good relationship with many military-industrial enterprises in the Soviet Union and has a deep understanding of military affairs.

"Second Secretary, your judgment is actually wrong!" Serov reminded embarrassedly, "In fact, from what I saw, Nehru and Minister of Defense Menon were not prepared to fight against China. They believed that China would give up the land of more than 100,000 square kilometers to India. As for Lieutenant General Kaur, the representative of the Indian local faction, he believed that as long as the United States and the Soviet Union did not take a stance on this matter, India could completely defeat China."

Kozlov coughed violently, and his face was cold and had a look of other expression. He asked while coughing, "Do you think Nehru thinks that China will give India such a large piece of territory that is disputed with India?" Seeing that Serov was not joking at all, Kozlov, who stopped coughing, glanced at the left and right, and smiled dryly, "The leaders educated by the British are so gentlemanly. They are still preparing to resolve the problem peacefully, but they are taking offensive plans..."

Khrushchev and his group of leading cadres have all experienced the era of the Patriotic War. They will not talk about their level at first, but they are not laymen in the absolute sense. India's blind optimistic spirit is completely out of touch with the implementation of the military's forward policy, which anyone from the Central Presidium can understand clearly.

"In other words, the Indian government puts the hope of obtaining disputed territory on China's concession?" Khrushchev understood this matter and didn't know how to evaluate Nehru. The Indian Army had a forward policy, which made other countries think that the war had been prepared, but the result was not the case at all.

"Yuri, you just came back from India. Let me tell you what you saw. After all, you have the first-hand information!" Xie Lieping interrupted at this time, "Based on what you saw, can the Indian army win?"

"If the war breaks out, as long as China is ready for war, India will inevitably face an avalanche-like failure! I can guarantee this." Shelov emphasized firmly, "As long as the number of people exceeds 10,000, the Indian Army will not be able to win!"

This statement surprised everyone present. They already knew that the commander of the inner guard looked down on India, but they did not expect that they looked down on it so much. India and China are both big countries with hundreds of millions of people. As a result, Selov actually said that as long as the Chinese have more than 10,000, the Indians cannot win.

What's so strange about this? XX is less than ten thousand and is invincible. What's the matter with copying and borrowing it? Everyone is Chinese, and I believe no one will ask Selov to collect patent fees. In order to give these leaders a deeper understanding, Selov told the current dispute between local military officers in India and traditional British military officers.

The news instantly made the leaders present even more uncomprehensible. The Indian Army was preparing to take the initiative to implement the forward policy while still being cleaned. How confident is this? Does Nehru think he is better than Stalin? Having fully understood the current situation in India, Khrushchev asked, "Yuri, so if China cannot bear it, will the war end with an avalanche in India?"

"This is a good thing for us. We can attract China's attention to the south. I believe that we will not cause trouble in a short period of time. Neighbors like China are also full of trouble. The fight is not worth the cost. They always say that our route is wrong. It is best to be out of sight and let them make trouble by themselves. If Americans are in trouble, just let them find China!" Shelov said indifferently with his hands.

"No, China is making trouble, it is also a conflict within our camp. At that time, we must stand on China's side! Otherwise, what do other brother countries think?" Suslov looked at Khrushchev and emphasized with his face unchanged.

"Secretary Suslov, we will stand on the side of the winner!" Kozlov added. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!