The Ninth General Administration, the anti-counter-revolutionary workers are called No. 9, and are generally called the General Administration of Police. From word of mouth, many people confused the Ninth General Administration with the Fifth General Administration, known as the Secret Police General Administration. But in fact, the General Administration of Police is a specialized in the defense agency for Soviet cadres. Major General Chekarov, the Kremlin garrison force, and Major Georgaz, the captain of the Khrushchev Guard, have all been selected by the Ninth General Administration. The current director of the Ninth General Administration, Chikarov, is 43 years old, with a rank of major general.

The KGB Police Administration protected all the Central Committee of the Soviet Union. From the First Secretary Khrushchev, the Supreme Soviet Chairman Brezhnev, to the soldiers from the local provincial party committee secretary's guard department, they were selected by the Ninth General Administration. In the Soviet Union, only after the strict selection of the Ninth General Administration and reliable people who were able to bring weapons to the leaders of the Soviet Union, which was the closest department to the KGB and the Soviet leadership.

The combat force of the General Administration of Police now has 16,500 officers and soldiers, two-thirds of which are deployed around Moscow. The Derrensky Division became the most important military force of the KGB in Moscow, including a Moscow Guard Corps and a casual battalion, while the others were divided into small teams to form guards at important intersections in Moscow.

Among them, 2,350 people, including Major General Chekarov, were responsible for guarding the Kremlin and becoming the Kremlin garrison guards, including both armed soldiers and plainclothes guards. In addition to protecting the Central Committee members, the KGB also had to protect the safety of the Central Committee members' families. No matter where Khrushchev and others went, there would always be KGB officers around them as protection. This was a practice in the Soviet Union.

It was officially because of the existence of this General Administration that Selov was convinced that no coup could be successful without the KGB. Even the worst possible situation could occur. With the KGB's military power in Moscow, it could withstand a short-term military coup to Khrushchev for time. This is the structure of Soviet politics. From just now, the ubiquitous department of Cheka appeared. Until today's KGB, although its political status was weakened, its power was still not weakened. Who made Khrushchev start to improve the KGB's status because of the incident in Ryazan Prefecture?

"I don't believe it anymore. I can't convince the KGB to turn against you. You people who don't have information sources still want to make a coup?" Shelov said goodbye to the two of them late at night, feeling that there should be no problem.

In fact, the greater possibility is that without the support of the KGB, the coup would not happen at all. Everyone is waiting for Khrushchev to die naturally. Anyway, this kind of thing has happened before. It happened once ten years ago. Isn’t it enough to wait for Stalin to die?

This possibility is very great. At least with Selov's observation of Brezhnev, if he is not sure, Brezhnev will definitely not take action. The Supreme Soviet President is not an impulsive person. On the contrary, Podgorne is very willing to be caught. In terms of personality, the latter is stronger and may attract hatred early.

Hope cannot always be placed on the stupidity of the opponent, but the initiative is on the other hand, which makes Selov very anxious. With Selov's current political status and the gap between the Central Presidium members is even greater than the national strength of the Soviet Union and the United States in the 1960s. As for the stupid decisions of assassination, he, the first vice chairman of the KGB, asked agents to assassinate members of the Central Presidium as a member of the Central Presidium? Who would listen to him? If he really made such a decision, Selov would immediately end up with his predecessors such as Yerov and Belia.

Assassination is not completely useless, but it is used in a way. In his office, Selov put on a paralyzed face and met Mendlev, the Minister of the Operations Executive Department, in front of him.

"The person has been found. When will it take action?" Shelov said with one hand pressing his head and drooping his eyelids. "This is the operation of the Operations Executive Department. I should not have asked about it, but you also know that the meaning of the killer's defection is extraordinary. The impact of this on the reputation of our KGB is something that must be dealt with!"

"We are not able to start the target mission in prison by the Federal Republic of Germany!" Mendlev replied in a little embarrassed manner.

"We must also act if we are not good at taking action. The more the Americans and Germans take protective actions, the more we need to kill the target. This is to tell our opponents from a level that we are not easy to mess with!" As he spoke, Selov picked up the cold bitter coffee and drank it all, and said with gritted teeth, "Stasshinsky this man must be eliminated, and we must let our enemies know what the traitor will end. By the way, his foreign mistress is the source of defection, right? Kill Stasshinsky's foreign girlfriend together. If the two have children, bring the children back to raise!"

This is the first time that the killer of the Operations Execution Department defected. It happened to be during the Cuban missile crisis. Because Stashens was basically just a killer and didn't know any secrets, the United States did not let the United States find out the truth of the Cuban missile crisis. However, because Stashensky belongs to the KGB Operations Execution Department, the killer's sensitive identity made his defect unusual. Stashensky's defection exposed many cases to the eyelids of the Americans. In other words, the truth of many unsolved cases was revealed, which is not a good thing for the KGB.

Of course, Americans now know that there are many fake missiles on Cuba, so it is even more unnecessary to hide them at this time.

Also, the Stashinskins had been commended by Sherepin, which made this defection very embarrassing.

"The First General Administration in terms of infiltration will help you find a killer who is truly willing to do anything. First find out the address of the German girl, and then bring the heads of the couple back to me, and the child will be brought back to Stashinsky's parents!" Serov flipped out a book absent-mindedly, and said in a cold tone, "For a woman, I don't even want both the motherland and parents. If the headquarters doesn't make any statements, who will take discipline seriously in the future?"

"Head, are we going to attack the prison? It's too difficult for that German girl to be protected by British and American agents!" Mendlev mentioned his difficulties. The Operations Execution Department was an assassination department, so it was a bit difficult for them to go to war openly.

"Who told you to attack the prison? I will give you one million US dollars and have three years of activity period to ensure success rate. As long as you shock the potential defectors' desire to move, the big price is worth it!" Selov closed the book in his hand with a snap, "Do you know, what is the concept of three years? The Patriotic War is almost over, and you are just asking you to kill two people, why are you so unconfident?"

When she saw Mendlev off, Selov breathed a sigh of relief. It seemed that an intelligence organization could not avoid such things. While the KGB continued to develop informants infiltration, it could not avoid being infiltrated. To be fair, the KGB itself's discipline was already strict enough, but it still could not avoid traitors.

"It's still the Soviet Union's living standards are not as good as those of the Americans! But things will always change a little good!" Things are not too bad, at least there is good news now. With the support of Attorney General Robert Kennedy, the FBI began to conduct a check on Hollywood. Many suspected directors and screenwriters, as well as some neutral actors, have been forced to leave the United States. Good things, this is a great thing.

A few months after the Cuban missile crisis, American peers finally took action. The review of Hollywood was because Marilyn Monroe arrived in Europe without knowing it, and the review of American researchers was because Schellov clearly stated the number of American nuclear missiles. In contrast, Schellov attaches more importance to Hollywood's damage. After all, cultural output is the strongest place for Americans. If this advantage can be offset, it will be of great benefit to the Soviet Union.

"Can it become another McCarthy movement? I want to add a fire to him!" Shelloff decided to stimulate the director of the FBI, Hoover, and wrote a letter to send it to the FBI to Hoover.

"Mr. Hoover, I have said that it is very appropriate to be the Director of the General Administration in the KGB with your ability, that is, my subordinate! But your talent is only here. How has the recent inventory of scientific research institutions been done? I forgot to tell you, please tell Mr. Kennedy that changing the nuclear bomb launch code is too simple. If you encounter a mentally ill person, you can't think of it and let the world bury him with him. We still have to bury you, but we don't want to die with you.

"After writing, Selov read it again. In order to be more realistic, we must add something, the manual of the nuclear strike targets of the United States in the 1960s. Leningrad region will throw 18 nuclear bombs, 17 in Moscow, four in Vladivostok, three in the imperial capital (Fengtai, Lantianchang, Nanyuan), four in Shenyang, four in Beipiao, Shashi, Shangrao and other small cities, four in Prague in Czech Republic, eight in Moravska-Ostrava, seven in Leipzig in East Germany, and three in Poznan in Poland...

The manual for nuclear strike targets of the United States was seen by Selov by chance in his previous life. This thing is not a secret in later generations. Who made the Cold War end for twenty years, and Americans will not keep these old news anymore. But now we can use some real information to stimulate Hoover and make the censorship more intense. If you accept the defectors of the KGB, I will let you clean up your own country's institutions with your own hands.
Chapter completed!