"I know you are determined to do this, but the Americans will not do this. They will not use the army to start a war with us in Africa. Don't worry about this!" Xie Lieping gave his own judgment. Sudan's value is not as valuable as the United States must interfere. Even if Sudan changes color, it is not bordered by the Soviet group countries, which is different from Vietnam.

Even if Sudan successfully changed color in Africa, it was just an isolated socialist country and was not connected with the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. This situation was acceptable to the United States. At most, it would be to find ways to make it unstable there. There would be no situation in person, because a separate isolated country would not have much impact even if it was an allies of the Soviet Union.

The situation in Southeast Asia is supported by China. Once South Vietnam cannot withstand the danger of turning red in the entire Southeast Asia, the entire Asian socialist countries will be connected, and the American power will be driven into the sea. At that time, there were only a few support points left for the United States, and it would be very difficult to land, so the United States would interfere, just looking for an opportunity to intervene.

The Soviet Union was also looking for opportunities to intervene, with the same goal as the United States. The national liberation movement after World War II was unprecedentedly high. The Soviet Union's policy goal for Southeast Asia was to take advantage of the conflict between Southeast Asian countries and people and new and old colonists, and under the banner of anti-imperialism, anti-colonialism, and support the national liberation movement, try its best to extend its tentacles into this sphere of influence that traditionally belonged to Western colonists and seek to establish a foothold for the Soviet Union. Since the Soviet Union had no foundation in Southeast Asia, neither had diplomatic relations (except Vietnam and Thailand) nor trade exchanges, it was also unable to compete with the United States and Britain in military terms at that time.

Therefore, the Soviet Union did not strategically expand comprehensively, but chose to infiltrate key penetration. During this period, the focus of the expansion of the former Soviet Union was Myanmar and Indonesia, the earliest nationalist countries in Southeast Asian countries that pursued a peaceful and neutral policy. Myanmar was located in the western part of the Indochina Peninsula, and its northeastern and north bordered China. Since the three British-Burma Wars in the 19th century, Myanmar became a colony of British imperialism. After a long and heroic struggle, the Burmese people finally broke away from the British rule and declared independence. In the mid-1950s, due to the invasion of foreign monopoly capital, the international market price of Myanmar's main product rice fell, domestic industrial and agricultural production stagnated, and inflation, and encountered great economic difficulties. The Soviet Union took this opportunity to expand. The Soviet Union's expansion to Myanmar was based on diplomatic visits, signed trade agreements, and provided economic aid to open up the way.

The second phase: At the beginning of the Vietnam War, the Soviet Union took advantage of the opportunity when the United States was trapped in the Vietnam War and stepped up its strength, not only shortened its military strength, but surpassed the United States in conventional arms, but also caught up with the United States in nuclear arms. With the growth of military and economic forces, the Soviet Union and the United States launched fierce competition around the world. According to the needs of global strategies, the former Soviet Union launched a comprehensive expansion of Southeast Asia during this period.

Indonesian side Selov had already set a nail. Myanmar's relationship with the Soviet Union was good in this era. This made Selov not expect. After careful consideration, he understood the reason. It was the same old saying, "Far from afar, close attacks." The Myanmar government wanted to take advantage of the influence of the Soviet Union to withstand the domestic ***. The United States itself could not do this. The Soviet Union was a socialist country stronger than China. Using the influence of the Soviet Union, it could withstand the ******* and kill two birds with one stone.

"I almost forgot that Myanmar's constitution also stipulates that it is a socialist country! Just like India." Selov left Xie Lieping's home, thought about the Southeast Asia issue for a long time, and finally shook his head and threw out these ideas. It would be better to solve only one problem at a time. Since we have decided to have a coup in Sudan, we should plan the coup well.

In the office of the KGB President of No. 11, Rubiy Yangka Square, Selov had just received a letter of protest from a military officer from the US Embassy. The letter was to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, but the KGB involved. That's right, he was in India during the Sino-Indian War. During that time, an American happened to be drunk or some other reason. At the KGB headquarters, he shouted that Derrynsky was a butcher and the KGB was a terrifying agency. So after completing the ultimate task that the Soviets dared not imagine, the American was directly imprisoned by the anti-counterfeiter workers who rushed out of the headquarters.

Yesterday, the American hero may not have reached the level of a hero, and committed suicide in an internal prison. This is really a sad story. With a deep feeling, the KGB reluctantly handed over the body of the American who had not finished serving his sentence. "Even the courage to commit suicide with his head against the wall, why can't he wait for his return after serving his sentence?" Sherov curled his lips and read the letter from the US Embassy's protest letter, and then threw the letter into the trash can.

"Chairman, how do we explain to the Americans?" Rubiy Yangka's internal prison management is responsible for the Secret Police General Administration. As the director of the Secret Police General Administration, Kadpov, who has been promoted to the winning prize, needs the attitude of Chairman Selov.

"Explanation? Who has time to explain to them?" Selov shouted indifferently as if he was ridiculous and ridiculous, "Slandering Comrade Derrensky is slandering the KGB. According to relevant laws and regulations, we have the right to arrest people, and foreigners' sentences will be doubled. Why do we have to explain? We did not abuse him, and we blame me for committing suicide by being fragile? Americans are dissatisfied and asked us to come to me, but they probably have no choice but to slander us in American newspapers. Don't be too careful, do your own thing well..."

Regarding the coup, Sekov called Sakhatovsky, the first vice chairman and director of the First General Administration. The first vice chairman of the KGB was also divided into internal and external. Itvasov was very busy and was carrying out another thing, which was to lead the major general bureaus to suppress the conspiracy theory of Kennedy's death. Sekov spread the conspiracy theory, while Itvasov was responsible for arresting people, one of whom was blushing and the other was blushing. The two people promoted the fire and pushed the conspiracy theory to the peak.

Because of the KGB suppression, there were even remarks from Western spies within the KGB. Ruby Yangka also received a letter asking Chairman Selov to pay attention to the problems of the internal enemy and see how alert the people of our Great Soviets are. Anti-special education and propaganda in this regard were absolutely not in vain. Although it is impossible to deny that there is a potential Fifth Column within the Soviet Union, most people still maintain a high degree of vigilance.

"Every time I start a big move, I feel a little nervous." In a moving car, I was sitting in the back of Sekhovsky and said with emotion as I looked at the scenery outside.

"This is normal. We all understand the importance of Sudan. If we fail, we may be punished by the First Secretary. If we go to Sudan, we will definitely be subject to our KGB. Is this risk worth taking?" Sakhatovsky asked Serov, "Yuri, you are a member of the Central Committee at the age of 35, the chairman of the KGB. You have the rank of general, the medal of the Soviet hero, and the first secretary. Why do you need to do this? Even if Sudan is eventually alienated from us, the responsibility is the country and will not fall on you!"

However, if Sudan alienates the Soviet Union because of the failure of the KGB operation, the responsibility will definitely be from the KGB. Sherov will definitely not be responsible for being in peace, but he will bear the risk of losing Sudan and plan a coup to support pro-Soviet forces to come to power. If he succeeds, he will make a contribution, and if he fails, he will also be responsible. This principle is not difficult to understand.

"Because there is a wolf chasing me behind me. It doesn't matter. There is no reason for me to deal with a country with only 30,000 soldiers." Selov did not answer Sakhatovsky's question directly, because he couldn't answer this question. Could it be that he could not win under normal circumstances? He had to take risks and take caution? No one believed it. Many people in the entire Soviet group believed that victory would belong to them.

Not long after, the two arrived at the place. This was an air force base with twelve Mi-6 heavy transport helicopters parked inside. This was aid weapons that Selov finally obtained from the Ministry of Defense. They were specially used to give to the Sudanese military.

The Mi-6 heavy-duty transport helicopter, the cabin crew is composed of five people, chief, co-pilot, navigator, random mechanic and wireless telegraph operator. The driver's cockpit has 4 cabin doors. The two cabin doors are located in the front and rear of the main landing gear on the left. The clamshell cargo door and folding pedal at the rear of the fuselage are used for loading and unloading cargo and vehicles. The cargo door and pedal can be opened or closed with a hydraulic actuation cylinder. The cargo holder capacity of the cargo holder floor is 19.6 kN/square meter, and there is a tiering ring on the floor. There is a central hatch on the floor to allow external large cargo. In order to facilitate loading and unloading cargo and vehicles, the seats on both sides of the cabin are foldable, and there is an electric winch and pulley set with a load capacity of 800 kg in the cabin.

The two boarded the Mi-6 heavy transport helicopter and looked at it and found that there was nothing wrong, so they came down to express their satisfaction. That's right, Sudan's coup plan started with aid. On the one hand, this shows that the Soviet Union still indulged Sudan, and at the same time, it also allowed General Abud to relax his defense against the Soviet Union. On the other hand, it was used as soldiers for the coup.

The Mi-6 heavy transport helicopter can be used for both military and civilians, and can be used for combat or transportation. Sending this weapon to Sudan is better than simply sending armed helicopters, which reduces General Abud's attention to this thing. But in fact, as long as the parts are stored, you can still be used for armed helicopters in the Sudan capital. As for the formation of this armed helicopter, among the people who returned to Sudan six months ago, Selov has already selected the commander and is operating there.
Chapter completed!