After leaving Suslov's house, Selov could not hide his joy, at least he received support from Suslov. In his heart, he certainly hoped that the big ship of Selepin would not capsize, but if it capsizes, he also hoped that a big boss would protect him. As long as Brezhnev began to have a tendency to lead a person, I believe that other members of the Central Presidium would think of him. He must spend these years safely.

This plan can be implemented after waiting for Suslov's approval. I believe this should not be a problem. In essence, this is still an infiltration of public opinion on the enemy, rather than extending his hand to Suslov's territory. It should not arouse Suslov's disgust like Andropov.

Andropov's lofty ideal was to one day succeed Suslov, taking charge of the party's consciousness and tyranny. However, fate played a joke with him. Although he was neither a Khrushchev's line nor participated in the plot to destroy He, after He stepped down, Suslov, the gray-clothed bishop of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, insisted on driving An out of the central government and letting this future competitor go to the KGB. This is because there is no precedent in the history of the Soviet Union that the KGB will return to the Party Central Committee.

When Andropov left the Secretariat, he left a sentence: "I want to come back." Sure enough, after Suslov's death, Andropov not only returned, but also sat in Suslov's office and finally became the general secretary. However, whether Khrushchev will be subject to a coup is still unknown. It seems that it is not easy for Suslov to drive Andropov out of the Secretariat. The Secretariat is not the final word of Suslov. Khrushchev believes that he is willing to use Andropov to give Suslov eye drops.

"You can't think about these things, it's too complicated!" For Selov, the political circle of the Soviet Union's top leaders was extremely chaotic. Whoever had a good relationship with him could not make a simple judgment. One thing is quite certain. The current situation in the Soviet Union is still stable, of course it is stable, because he is now the chairman of the KGB. Isn't it a slap in the face if he is not stable...

After a while, he always had to submit security reports to the Kremlin, so he always said that Serepin and Semichasne always made no sense to run to the Kremlin. Now this work has been done by Selov. He now began to draft security reports on the domestic and international situation of the Soviet Union every once in a while. Of course, Selov would definitely not do it himself, but asked his secretary Selvanov to draft. There is no way, he is just so lazy...

"About the security situation abroad, we are still confronting each other. Overall, it is relatively stable, and there is no situation we could not expect. The development of Western Europe has not deviated from the proportion. Greece reintegrated its forces. After Turkey expelled the Greeks and returned to Constantinople, Greece expressed protests and helped the returned Greeks live and work in peace and contentment! It seems that the power is gradually recovering..." Although it was not the report he wrote, it was all his instructions. Why didn't Selov remember that he had said so many things and asked Selvanov to write it?

Also, how long is the safety report for the arrival of Sherepin and Shemmichasne? Sherov didn't know about this. Now he suspected that the two seniors would definitely not write the report too long because they wrote it themselves.

While sighing, he turned the security report to the next page and continued to read, "The situation of struggle in the East is that Chinese comrades have lost a lot of energy in exporting revolutions, and movements have flourished in Southeast Asian countries. At the same time, the amount of China's aid to outside countries is expanding, and the number of countries involved is increasing! Among them, the security situation in Vietnam is deteriorating. According to our KGB assessment, the hope of becoming another Korean war is getting bigger and bigger!"

"Stop, will China's aid to other countries become a burden to their countries? And the situation in Vietnam will be explained more clearly!" Khrushchev actually looked at Selov. It was also interesting to see that Selov submitted. The security reports submitted by Selepin and Selemchasne were far less than those of Selov, and he had to write everything.

"China's targets are mainly concentrated in Africa and Southeast Asia. Southeast Asia can be understood as China's efforts to strike against the American forces. For Africa's aid, I personally think it is to break the current isolation situation!" Serov paused and said, "It should be to break the wave of opposition to China that has set off in the world after the Sino-Indian War!"

In later online public opinion, China's diplomatic isolation was attributed to the blockade between the United States and the Soviet Union, which was just an external cause. Moreover, the Soviet Union did not have any specific blockade actions. In fact, China's diplomatic isolation was very simple, the Sino-Indian War! This point can be seen from the joint statement of the 75 countries to support India. Even Arab countries support India. This isolation atmosphere can only be compared with the Afghan War in the Soviet Union.

Do China really care about this kind of wave of opposing China around the world? In fact, it still cares, otherwise it would not have started diplomatic breakthroughs after the Sino-Indian War.

It was completely understandable that China's sudden increase in foreign aid began in the 1960s. It was a breakthrough in diplomacy. The countries of Europe, the United States and the United States and the Soviet Union should not consider it. Who will help whom? So China weighed it and decided to set the picture as the direction in Africa, because there was a relatively poor place there and not much investment could have a significant impact.

"As for China's aid analysis in Africa, the report is here!" Selov put down his security report and instead took out the reports of the French Africa Division and the British Africa Division of the First General Administration of the KGB for Khrushchev to examine. Several aid models appeared, from military to industry, to agriculture, education, medical care, etc.

The evolution of China's aid policy to African countries. China's military aid to African countries analyzes how Chinese experts transform the "capitalist army" of African countries into "people's army" in Africa. The focus of the narrative was how China practiced its aid to African countries' industrial and transportation projects.

We also pay attention to China's agricultural assistance to African countries, and investigate the process and results of China's efforts to transplant its agricultural model to Africa through agricultural assistance. We explore the educational assistance provided by China to African countries, focusing on the process and results of China's training of African students and interns. The content of medical assistance focuses on China's medical assistance to African countries by sending medical teams. The Chinese medical team has practiced a health path based on cooperative medical care by dispatching barefoot doctors, setting up points, circling medical treatment, and training local doctors.

Exporting China's political, economic and even military development models, expanding China's political influence in Africa, allowing African countries to learn from China's path, thereby consolidating the legitimacy of governance at home and competing with Cold War rivals such as the United States and the Soviet Union in Africa is the core interest of China's aid to Africa.

"It seems that our comrades in the East have a lot of thoughts and have worked hard to break through diplomatic difficulties! Yuri, how do you think we should deal with it?" Khrushchev also knew the diplomatic difficulties faced by China. At the beginning, the Central Presidium originally had a voice to support China, but as most countries expressed their support for India, the Soviet Union could only adopt a neutral attitude. The Soviet Union has its own national interests, and it is impossible that if it were the ones that China would not have done so because of its support for China and so many countries.

"Although China is a little more extreme than us, it is still a comrade in our camp. Moreover, it is beneficial for us to participate in it. At present, the biggest enemy is the United States, and we and China are just a quarrel between brothers!" Selov said while holding the domestic security report, "In fact, the most troublesome thing in this situation is the Americans, especially Americans in Vietnam..."

"When it comes to Vietnamese people, Vietnamese comrades have asked us for aid, but I have refused. Now I have to deal with our domestic problems in some free time and have no time to confront the United States!" Khrushchev mentioned, and then waited for the more important report later.

The domestic security report Selov did not read it, but let Khrushchev see it directly. To put it bluntly, the domestic security report is the KGB supervision of the domestic market, which is actually to evaluate whether it is stable within the Soviet Union now. With Malenkov's precedent, the KGB has strict supervision of the cadre group to prevent the Malenkov group from happening again.

"What is the abnormality? The KGB must eliminate the danger in its infancy. Do you understand?" Khrushchev nodded and said. The first secretary was also a mentally ill-fighted figure. How could he not know that his cadre rotation would definitely cause dissatisfaction? But Khrushchev never dreamed that a group of young cadres he promoted would betray him.

"I know, no one will leave our sight. Our anti-counterfeiting workers will put the country in a state of security! Once there is a rush of undercurrents, the first secretary will definitely know immediately!" Selvanov breathed a sigh of relief and finally reported all the reports of more than 30 pages. This is really a physical job. Perhaps it was because Selvanov just became Selvav's secretary, and he created such a long safety report in order to show his ability. Next time he must tell him that he cannot do this.

"Well, pay close attention to the movements at home and abroad. The current situation is quite complicated. The KGB must do a good job in security!" Khrushchev emphasized, "Donald Kent seems to be conducting an investigation of our Soviet Union. This person's safety will be left to you!"

"I understand, I will personally deploy this work when the time comes!" Shellov simply agreed. Donald Kent, the president of Pepsi, the secret police leader and the capitalist have always had a common language.
Chapter completed!