News of the Sudanese coup was immediately uploaded to Moscow, and soon a more detailed telegram was sent to Ruby Yangka. The coup naturally ended with the group of Lumumba students winning a complete victory. This was not a contest between the Soviet Union and the United States, but a contest between the KGB and the Sudan. At present, it was not very difficult for the KGB to deal with a third world country, and the result was very gratifying.

"I am worthy of being a student who specializes in brainwashing, and I'm still ruthless enough to start!" The strong smell of blood seemed to be able to be transmitted through the telegram. This was just the beginning. The storm will definitely spread from the capital to the whole of Sudan, at least the entire Arab region.

At this time, the Sudan's purge continued, but Selov believed that it would not change the overall situation. Victory means victory. The process may be a little twisted, but the final result cannot be changed. At this time, Selvanov came in and Selov said directly, "Let the Sudanese Embassy provide a list of related to the British and American forces. You must be beautiful and beautiful when working. You cannot leave any threats. Kill the asset owner first, and they can slowly remove other forces in the next few years."

"I understand, Chairman, I will arrange this matter soon, but the Kremlin lets you go there." Servanov said, "Comrade Malin, Minister of General Affairs, said that Comrade Andropov will also go."

"Oh, the Sultan's affairs, right? I know!" For Serov, this was what was expected. The Kremlin also understood the value of Sultan, so it was easier to understand it by calling Andropov. Serov and him were half of his colleagues.

In early April, Moscow was not as cold as morning and evening, and the cold wind was no longer so cold for most of the day. When entering the Kremlin, the on-duty staff at the door saluted a military salute, but when you look closely, you will find the nuances. The guards on the left had subtle movements before saluting, which shows that the Kremlin is not dangerous. If the soldiers on the right do this, it means that things are not simple.

Selov nodded and walked in with a calm look. He had to keep himself safe. In order to prevent Beria from being beheaded on him, after carefully studying the whole thing, he was ready. Not only that, with No. 11, Rubiy Yangka Square as the center, Selov arranged many KGB agents to settle down. The distance between these KGB personnel's houses can be seen with the naked eye. Doing so is to prevent himself from being ambushed on certain sections of the road.

"Comrade First Secretary, Comrade Brezhnev, Comrade Sereping, Comrade Kosigin, Comrade Suslov!" Serov, who entered the conference room, said hello to the Central Presidium members present, but none of them were pulled down. In addition to himself, there were Minister of Foreign Affairs Andre Gromiko and Minister of Central Liaison Department Andropov. However, the defense ministers here were generally not present. Obviously, Khrushchev did not think that this matter needed to be brought to the Ministry of Defense.

Sheriff's butt was not hot yet when he hung his hat on a frame and took off his gloves. Khrushchev asked directly, "Yuri, Sultan is very important to our country. What do you think of the coup that just happened in Sultan?"

"Nothing. Judging from the news of the Embassy in Sudan, it is a good thing for those middle-level officers to come to power." Selov calmly gave his answer, "Their coming to power is only good for us in the Soviet Union. It seems that our honeymoon period with Sudan is coming, and Sudan will become our closest ally, second only to Eastern European countries..."

Podgorne frowned slightly and asked, "Why do you say that?" Podgorne actually didn't know that the coup was planned by the KGB. In fact, only Brezhnev and Serepin knew about the Central Presidium, but he didn't know about it.

"Because most of the current coup commanders are actually my students." As soon as Selov said, most of the committee members were shocked. "They are students of Lumumba University, and there are a few people in it that I have taught them classes..."

Khrushchev was silent for a while, staring at Selov with his exploratory gaze and asked, "Did you plan the Sudanese coup?"

"Yes, Abud's military government has a neutral situation. I must safeguard the national interests of the Soviet Union. From the end of last year to now, I started preparing in less than half a year. Now it is finally time to gain." Selov told the truth without hesitation. This coup was planned by him, and it is meaningless to conceal it.

It is better to tell the truth than to lie in front of the Central Presidium. Passing the lies temporarily with the future will inevitably be to use a bigger lie. He does not have this experience and keep lying in the future. It is better to admit it directly this time. Anyway, this is only part of the work of the KGB, but because the food problem in the Soviet Union has always existed, the risk seems to be a little higher. But success is success, and the result is good, so no one can tell the problem.

"It's too risky. If we fail, our food base will be lost. Fortunately, the result is good!" Khrushchev was silent for a long time and decided not to pursue this issue. The KGB's external work does have this function, and there is no problem.

"I know that I cannot lose Sudan, so that I will take the risk of mobilizing my power to launch a coup, so that this African country with potential to become a powerful agricultural and animal husbandry will truly enter our supply chain." Serov's words made Kosykin, the first vice chairman of the Council of Ministers, nod frequently. If Sudan can provide some raw materials for the Soviet Union, the benefits to the Soviet economy will of course be obvious.

The competition between the Soviet Union and the United States cannot be just a matter of the strength of the two countries. Although the United States is stronger than the Soviet Union, it does not have an overwhelming advantage. However, if the allies in their respective camps are added together, it will be different. The United States will definitely gain the strength to crush the Soviet Union.

The boundary between the Eastern and Western camps is basically clear. The Western capitalist camp covers almost two-thirds of the world's industrial productivity. Once such strength is effectively organized, the result will be obvious. In the case of overall strength at a disadvantage, the Soviet Union must continue to maintain a balanced power with the capitalist camp. Then the proportion of accumulation and consumption, the proportion of heavy industry and light industry, and the proportion of industry and agriculture will not be balanced, and the improvement of the living standards of the people cannot be proportional to the national economic growth.

The Soviet Union had economic problems after the 1980s because the United States had begun to integrate its population and industry. If the Soviet Union wanted to maintain a confrontational balance, it had to increase its investment in military industry. In the Soviet Union's closed economic system, the currency issued and the products produced were corresponding. Excluding this, if only comparing consumer goods related to the lives of ordinary people, the issuance of rubles was excessive. Because of the insufficient purchasing power for general consumer goods, the official exchange rate and actual exchange rate of rubles against Western currencies can be much different.

If this problem is solved, the United States cannot mobilize the power of its own camp. The Soviet Union in the 1960s had this time. At that time, even if the United States finds that a country cannot defeat the Soviet Union and starts to mobilize the power of allies, it will find that except for Western Europe and Japan, it will not have much mobilization power. Maybe even Western Europe will not...

"Will Sudan take the socialist route?" Suslov was more interested in this issue. Later, in history, Suslov began to be interested in the export revolution, but the locations he and Andropov chose were relatively average. Suslov chose South Yemen and Andropov chose Afghanistan.

"If we are too anxious, we will expose our purpose. First, we will slowly remove the backward forces of Sudan with the shell of the military committee. When the time comes, we can turn Sudan into an ideal state." Serov's advice was not to be anxious. Sudan is not as dangerous as the Soviet Union at the time. Sudan has a potential enemy except Egypt and has no obvious enemies. In this case, Sudan does not have to be like the Soviet Union. Imperialism will come to destroy me tomorrow, so I must immediately develop industry, life, and agriculture. It can be completely transformed slowly in a few years, not to mention that Sudan itself does not have enough planned economic experts. I can't afford to play the planned economy.

"That is to say that the surface remains unchanged, the Sudan has actually become a socialist sultan." Brezhnev nodded in understanding, exchanged views with Khrushchev next to him and said, "Then let Comrade Gromiko first explain our position. We do not take a position on the changes in Sudan and are willing to continue friendly exchanges with the new government..."

Khrushchev nodded, obviously agreeing with Brezhnev's opinion, and then focused on Selov and Andropov. "Comrade Selov and Andropov took another attitude. Comrade Andropov himself is in charge of the Central Liaison Department, and the current military commanders of the Sudan are Comrade Selov's students. You two secretly went to Sudan to establish friendship with the new government of the Sudan. Of course, related aid plans and technical reserves are hoped that Comrade Kosykin will do some work!" Finally, Khrushchev turned his attention to Kosykin.

"I understand, First Secretary!" Shelov and Andropov nodded, saying that they accepted the mission.

Selov, who returned to Ruby Yangka, began to prepare for secretly going abroad. As soon as he handed over the work, Jikunov, the Minister of the Ministry of Petroleum Industry, came to him. He was not alone. He was the Minister of Animal Husbandry and Feed Production Machinery, the Mining and Fertilizer Production Department, the Agricultural Tractor Manufacturing Department, the Ministry of Geology, the Ministry of Nonferrous Metals Industry, and other ministers.

"Your news is so fast. Can you pay attention to your eating habits?" Selov said sweatingly, "Why are people coming to me!" In fact, what he really wanted to say was shameless...
Chapter completed!