Mi6 heavy transport helicopters are both military and civilian, and can be used as transport aircraft or as armed helicopters for combat. This feature can serve as a part of the purpose of concealing. General Abud should not arouse great doubts when he first received Soviet military aid, which can help the KGB achieve its own goals.

Mi6 heavy transport helicopters had just joined the Soviet Union's active military reserves in this era. When Selov asked the Ministry of Defense for these helicopters in the name of the KGB, he also took a lot of trouble, but he finally achieved his goal.

"Khartoum is the capital of Sudan, at the intersection of the Blue Nile and White Nile. As the largest city and capital of Sudan, it is second to none in terms of economic, agricultural and political status. After controlling the capital, Khartoum, he controlled half of the situation in Sudan. Let me tell you, let me see my opinions on military plans!" Sherov, who turned his back to the KGB presidium, suddenly turned around. Behind him was a huge Sudan map, with cities in the whole country marked on it, and the details were even better than the map of Sudan.

The importance of Sudan is not known more by the entire Soviet Union. This is the real attack location, rather than the Soviet Ministry of Defense with tens of thousands of tanks staring in Eastern Europe and the United States. The KGB lacks nothing, but it does not lack the so-called overall view.

When the entire plan was proposed for the entire KGB presidium, these members were surprised. This was the first time that the Soviet KGB seriously considered overthrowing a coup in the government of a country. It was not a way to take advantage of the situation or inducement. This time, the KGB was trying to change the political situation of a country with its own strength. It was not a failure since World War II, but there was no doubt that all of them failed. Among them, there were both gaps in strength and inadequate conditions. However, no matter what, the KGB had no successful precedents to pursue in this regard.

Especially during Khrushchev's period, generally speaking, when Khrushchev was in power, the Soviet Union adopted a trend of accumulating strength and adopted a cooperative attitude with the United States on general issues. Of course, this is not an unprincipled concession. The Cuban missile crisis and the US-Soviet cooperation in dismembering the British and French colonial empires can prove this.

If a department like the KGB is limited to putting its own strength at home and not doing anything in the world, it is undoubtedly unqualified. In the final analysis, from the Cheka, the Ministry of Internal Affairs to the KGB, the Soviet security department is an offensive organization in its guiding ideology, and everyone can deny this.

"As a department on the front line, the KGB must first respond when the country has not yet realized something. Comrades, you can also understand that this is a precursor to offensive strategy or a tentative offensive." As the chairman of the KGB, Selov began to mobilize his colleagues before the war.

The coup seems simple, but it is not possible to achieve even in Africa. The experience of the CIA cannot be used as an indicator of the KGB operation. There is a gap in the strategic delivery capabilities of the two countries. Selov must recognize this gap, so the action must be fast and effective, and cannot give Americans the opportunity to interfere. The United States can reach Africa, but the Soviet Union cannot reach South America. Selov recognizes this difference and must act carefully.

"There are two military and geographical assembly points around the Sudanese capital, namely Ntuman on the left bank of the Nile River and Northern Kamu Is on the right bank. These two cities are in an inverted triangle with the Sudanese capital. They can not only control the shipping of the Nile River, but also be close to the Sudanese capital. We use these two places as strongholds and can quickly control the situation in Sudan in the case of a sudden attack. This is the opinion of our General Administration of Military Administration!" Lieutenant General Roman, Director of the General Administration of Military Administration, stood up and walked to the map, picked up the instruction stick and circled the main operation location, and introduced the starting point of the military operation.

Inverted triangle? It's a very tempting shape! Throwing out the inappropriate cause in your mind as an idea. One-third of the population of Sudan is around the Nile River. Drawing a circle with the Sudanese capital Kamufu as the center can radiate most important cities. Considering the proportion of the population of the northern Sudan to the population of South Sudan, it is not an exaggeration to describe the problem of half of the Sudan by solving the capital circle.

The opinions of the General Administration of Military Administration are similar to those of Stasi's plans, and the same is true of the plans sent by Marcus Wolf. After all, Democratic Germany and the Soviet Union are both land countries, and they are very similar from the starting point. The two countries used their armored forces to fight to the death during World War II, and today they will naturally have a very consistent starting point.

"Director Roman's opinion is very pertinent, but I want to remind you that as a tentative offensive, we can only succeed but not fail. With success as the result, the result of the action is the most important, and the process of achieving the goal is not important." Selov looked at his colleagues and said earnestly, "If we don't take action, capitalism will never correct our mistakes on its own, so it will be a matter of time before the country moves into an offensive strategy, but we, the KGB, must be a pioneer."

The Soviet attack on the United States and defended the United States were actually divided into two stages. The first stage was Khrushchev's rule until the Cuban missile crisis. It is very strange that Khrushchev's rule was indeed based on easing, but in fact, the Soviet attack on the United States and defending the United States and the United States occurred. This was because the Soviet Union was still recovering the trauma of the war during the Stalin period. Although Stalin was obviously stronger than Khrushchev, the situation in the Soviet Union could not support Stalin's idea to realize. Although Khrushchev implemented the easing phalanx during the Khrushchev period, the Soviet Union gradually recovered from the trauma during the Patriotic War. With the increasing strength, although Khrushchev had tried his best to ease with the United States, the Soviet Union's policies were still slowly moving into expansion, which was not something Khrushchev himself could stop.

This stage was ended with the Cuban missile crisis. The Soviet leadership realized that although the Soviet Union had recovered a lot, it still had a gap in strength with the United States. Therefore, after the Cuban missile crisis, Khrushchev and Brezhnev in the early stages, the Soviet Union began to accumulate strength to prepare for the next attack. People usually believe that the Soviet attack on the United States began in the middle stage of Brezhnev. This can also be considered as the second stage of the Soviet attack on the United States and the defense. When Nixon took office as president, the United States faced difficulties at home and abroad: the Korean War and the Vietnam War weakened the strength of the United States, causing domestic dissatisfaction. The United States' position in the capitalist world economy has declined relatively. The comparison of US military power has been unfavorable to the changes in the United States and Western Europe. The conflict between the United States and Western Europe deepened the third world's efforts to get rid of the control of superpowers.

The Soviet Union was in power, taking advantage of the favorable opportunity of the United States' deep-seated Vietnam War to concentrate on developing its economy and military strength. At the same time, he consolidated the "Eastern European Family", on the one hand, sent troops to Czechoslovakia, and on the other hand, announced the "limited sovereignty theory" to strengthen its control over Eastern Europe. Brezhnev launched a "relieving offensive" to Western Europe, and then launched a fierce expansion offensive to the Third World, and formulated a three-pronged global offensive strategy: support it with economic strategy, military strategy as the core, supplemented by easing strategy with Europe as the strategic focus, in the Middle East and Africa, flanking and circumcision, and striving for strategic locations, strategic resources and maritime channels with the goal of breaking the US strategic layout, gradually gaining strategic advantages over the United States.

It seems that the Soviet Union's policy is fine. Serov carefully observed this history and found a problem that is not a problem. That is, in the same time, the Soviet Union was accumulating strength, but China was carrying out a strategic offensive, with its target in Southeast Asia. In other words, during this period, the time of China's offensive was just staggered with the time of the Soviet Union's offensive. The time of China's offensive Soviet Union was accumulating strength to avenge the Cuban missile crisis. By the time the Soviet Union felt that it was almost enough, China had begun to prepare for reform and opening up.

Although the Soviet Union tried to expand its influence during the Khrushchev period, although it was not effective, the situation was still obvious. However, while the Soviet Union's offensive policy for two periods of time was just a staggering time with China's attack. This is a headache.

At this stage, Selov's tossing is not effective at all. At least the Cuban missile crisis is a real draw, and the Soviet leadership is still in a stage of feeling good about itself. Then the offensive strategy can continue, at least a tentative offensive strategy can be carried out. A little achievement can be made in Africa shows that while China is working hard in Southeast Asia, the Soviet Union is not idle either.

Therefore, the change of color in Sudan is very necessary. It can allow the Soviet leadership, who feels good, to see the achievements and also enhance the confidence of its allies. It is very necessary to win the socialist camp decades later, and both the Soviet Union and China can beautify history. Even if it has been strategizing since the beginning of the Cold War, it will be no problem to implement an offensive strategy from beginning to end, and the winner will not be condemned.

In February 1964, the Council of Soviet Ministers made a resolution to sign a cooperation treaty with Sudan, which at least expressed great sincerity from the treaty. However, this sincerity was not for General Abud's government, but was preparing to continue to cooperate with the next government for a long time. At the same time, with the affirmation of the Soviet Ministry of Defense, the Soviet Union handed over twelve Mi6 heavy transport helicopters to the Sudanese military as a supplement to the Sudanese military's land aviation power.
Chapter completed!