In November, Moscow is covered in silver. Of course, with the efforts of sanitation workers, the entire Moscow streets are not troubled by snow. Some people look inconspicuous. They usually start working before people get up. Most people don’t notice them, but without them, you will see how uncomfortable life becomes.

Sherov happened to live in a town in his previous life. Many places in the Northeast had a usual layout. Half of the towns were managed by the Forestry Bureau and half of the local governments were managed by the local governments. The difference is that the Forestry Bureau itself is a state-owned enterprise, while the other half of the local governments had already gone bankrupt. As we all know, snow is a common thing in the Northeast, so every time the snow stops, two completely opposite situations will appear in the same town. The staff of the Forestry Bureau's public institutions will immediately wait for the snow to stop and shovel the snow. Because the local government has no employees, it can only hire vehicles to spread salt water on the road.

The salt water will melt the snow on the road, but the weather will soon freeze, so a black ice layer will appear on the road, so every winter, the environment in the other half of the town will be quite bad.

In Rubiyangka Square, KGB staff wearing winter uniforms were holding brooms and shoveling snow. They wanted to ensure that before the National Security Conference came, they would not be troubled by the unpredictable weather. As the chairman of the KGB, Selov naturally did not have to go on the battlefield personally, but skillfully played the accordion through the window. Although who can say how high the level is, it can be said to be scheming.

The existence of Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Serokov, has helped him, the KGB chairman, get rid of the embarrassment of self-entertainment. Of course, Serokov did not invite him. It was entirely because he came in and happened to run into him when he was playing the accordion. After that, put the accordion on the cabinet aside. Serokov said to himself, "Having a certain hobby can relieve mental stress, so it is beneficial to do more other things. If it doesn't work, you can cultivate your sentiment..."

"Political Commissar, this Katyusarah's is so good." Sherokov said complimentally when he heard this, "As a security cadre, you may also be a loss to our domestic art circle."

"It's not a good idea, I can only say that I'm proficient." Xie Luov waved his hand indifferently, "My work can ensure that more people can do art in their spare time. By the way, the National Security Conference is about to begin. This year, the security field has received great attention. Comrades First Secretary and Second Secretary, as well as Comrade Xie Lieping, who is in charge of this aspect, will attend. Although I have made arrangements for the relevant work, the Ministry of Internal Affairs must also be prepared. Our allies will come tomorrow, and they will also attend this security conference. Don't let our friends pick up the faults..."

"I know, I will be prepared." Hearing Serokov's words, Serokov nodded. After becoming the General Political Commissar of the National Security Council, he was no longer a simple chairman of the KGB, but led all the security departments of the Soviet Union. He actually didn't like this position, mainly because the name was too big and Serokov felt that he could not hold on.

It may be the matter of Podgorne. This year's National Security Conference of the Soviet Union received unprecedented attention. In previous years, the Soviet Central Presidium sent a member to attend, and sometimes he would not send anyone to attend. This year, Khrushchev, Brezhnev, and Xielieping all attended the audience, which put a little pressure on him, the political commissar of the National Security General.

The leaders of the Polish Ministry of Internal Affairs, Stasi, the Czechoslovakian Ministry of Public Security, the Hungarian Ministry of Internal Affairs, the Romanian State Security Administration, and the Bulgarian National Security Council will all attend. The next day, Serov, as the chairman of the Soviet National Security Committee, and the two first vice chairmen of Sakhatovsky and Itvasov, as well as the Minister of Internal Affairs, Serokov, and the directors of the major general bureaus welcomed the comrades of these allies. After the two sides shook hands one by one, these allies entered the special car and came to Ruby Yangka No. 11.

"Sudan's victory has expanded our scope by more than 2 million square kilometers of land and a population of tens of millions. This is undoubtedly a huge victory. Sudan has great potential. On the one hand, we must use tough measures to deal with those backward people, and on the other hand, we need to increase support for Sudan to give them basic risk resistance, rather than just knowing to help and sell resources to us." In front of a huge round table, Selov summarized the Soviet Union's foreign intelligence work.

Selov's words made the intelligence leaders of these allies deeply agree. Although this would make them invest a lot of money and energy, the returns were also visible. Sudan had a small population and had huge potential, which could supplement many of the things that these Eastern European countries lacked. Like the Soviet Union, many countries faced the problem of insufficient food supply. Although they were far from famine, the shops were always empty every now and then, and they were not good-looking.

Selov is not in a hurry to do this. Time is on his side. In ten years, he only needs to experience subversion. If several countries can turn red, it will turn red. China will change its opening ten years later. Can't change its opening only to the West? Isn't your opening to the world a part of the world? Of course, this is still far away. At present, he needs to take several specific goals into the Soviet Union. If everything goes well, the Soviet Union and the United States will start a head-on battle in the 1980s.

Just think about it for a moment and you will know that at that time it was definitely not the Soviet Union who took advantage of the United States' great injury to get a bargain, but the two countries' real head-on confrontation. Schellov really hoped that Reagan would come to power. His economic policies were simply an old friend of socialism.

"The biggest achievement of our year is to successfully arrange our comrades to the immigration department of the Federal Germany!" After the meeting, Marcus Wolf revealed this situation to Selov alone.

Well! A sneer appeared on the corner of Selov's mouth, which was really good news. It also proved from a level that Stasi was worthy of being the most efficient intelligence unit in the Soviet group, especially his operation to the Federal Republic of Germany was extremely successful.

"Those short-sighted capitalists will eventually cause big problems when introducing the former colonies or the Middle East for short-term profits. In this process, the Social Democratic Party of the Second International played a very bad role. The facts proved that the traitors of the Second International were basically useless except for causing trouble. Thirty or forty years later, we will also liberate Europe. Maybe the work of the Democratic German border guards in the future is to prevent the people of the Federal Germans from smuggling. Who said this is impossible?" Selov patted Marcus Wolf's shoulder and said, "The people of the Federal Germans may beg you to liberate them..."

The KGB has many channels for making money, but there are also many places to spend money. Take the United States for example. Currently, through its foundation in Las Vegas, Selov is supporting several very democratic things, giving black people equal rights, promoting happy education, and giving homosexual equal rights. As long as it is a matter that is in line with the chaos in Europe and the United States in the future, the KGB is doing it.

These things are very important and deserve uninterrupted investment of funds for support. The most important thing is that these things are politically correct. Some will make people feel morally superior, such as black equality, and some will make capitalists feel happy, such as promoting happy education to reduce the competitors of capitalists' children. None of them is beneficial to the country. As the biggest opponent of the United States, Serov, the Soviet Union's General Political Commissar of National Security, his purpose is not to fail to live well. Just give black equality as an example. He wants to operate this thing as a political correctness. The long-term purpose is not to be equal to whites and blacks, but to show that blacks ride on whites.

If a year is not enough, it will last for ten years. If Americans can tolerate it for ten years, Schellov will last for twenty years. By operating black equality, it will turn the black group into a group that is ignorant of advance and retreat, and by the way, it will test where the bottom line of American white people is. So these are absolutely cost money. Although the KGB produces movies that are specially provided for black groups at the Cuban movie base, most of the money is used to give black equality. The KGB did not take advantage of the black brothers. Not only did it not take advantage, but also educated you through movies to attack white women. You are definitely an old friend of the black brothers.

This National Security Conference was held in the KGB's newly built Grand Theater. This is the sub-security conference where Selov served as the General Political Commissar of the National Security Council. The entire Grand Theater is already full, and this Grand Theater is usually handed over to the Soviet song and dance troupe for performances. After all, the KGB's security conference only once a year.

"The security cadres, intelligence personnel and anti-counterfeiting workers here, let us welcome the First Secretary Comrade Khrushchev to speak!" Shelov announced the beginning of the conference at the microphone and took the lead in applause, and thunderous applause rang out of the entire Grand Theater.

The level of this security conference was very good. First Secretary Khrushchev, Second Secretary Brezhnev, and Chairman of the Party and State Supervision Commission Xie Lieping were all listening in the separate rooms above. Before going up, they all gave brief speeches to Soviet security cadres and commended their contributions.
Chapter completed!