So far, Selov is still optimistic. The time he planned was not shorter than that of the CIA, and he invested more than the other party. It can be said that any general of Indonesia at the level of generals, whether they have children, whether they have mistresses, and whether they have hidden residences. They are always clear about the routes of activities. This is why intelligence organizations with military forces are often more terrifying than simple troops.

For intelligence organizations, all means can be used, naturally including assassination, beauty traps, bribery, etc. Therefore, intelligence organizations often play the role of the first role when interfering with foreign countries. The Soviet Union's interference in Czechoslovakia and Afghanistan and the KGB both played the role of the vanguard of the troops.

"You want to instigate a coup in Indonesia? Do you know the risks?" Khrushchev put down the plan submitted by Selov and said solemnly, "Yuri, do you think you can succeed in Sudan once and you can also succeed in other countries? You must know that Indonesia is very far away from our Soviet Union, and it is almost impossible for us to support it if something happens!"

"It's an anti-coup, the first secretary, and the United States is the same as it is in terms of disadvantages, so this confrontation may end in just a few days. If the confrontation ends in one week, neither we nor the United States will change the final result. With Indonesia's geographical location, there is no country in the world that can gather good interference forces within a few days."

The United States has been preparing to land in Vietnam for half a year. Even if its base in South Vietnam is not far from Indonesia, it cannot be completed within a few days. Selov does not need to be very professional about this, and you can see it with common sense at a glance.

"If the possibility of a coup exists, we really cannot be regarded as not seeing this risk." Suslov can be said to be more important than any member of the Central Soviet Presidium. This has something to do with the work he is responsible for. So the first to express support for Serov's anti-coup plan.

Brezhnev also immediately expressed his support. His support had nothing to do with faith. The criteria for Brezhnev's judgment were simple and terrible, what was beneficial and what was unfavorable. What gains were successful and what would be lost if he failed. He never made any mistakes in this judgment. He saw the risks in the report submitted by Selov, which was the reason for Brezhnev's support.

As Selov's old superior, Xie Lieping, chairman of the Party and the State Supervisory Commission, also expressed his support, and his support was entirely due to belief in his subordinates' judgments and for friendship reasons.

In addition to Kosigin, who had nothing to do with this matter, did not attend the meeting, several major figures of the Central Presidium of the Soviet Union had already expressed their opinions. Finally, it was Khrushchev. He needed to consider the gains and losses in full, and he also needed to listen to other people's opinions on such issues. The Soviet Union could not bear the losses of the collapse of the Indonesian Communist Party. As the first secretary, he also understood this very clearly. After a long silence, he said, "I don't want the government to become a reality, but since this risk exists, you must prepare early. Tell me, how much support do you want from the central government?"

"This confrontation is a face-to-face contest between us and the CIA. Unlike the advantage of beating the indigenous people in Sudan, it is a completely even-match. I believe in the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs I have cultivated, but I will not underestimate the Indonesian military supported by the United States. So this time I am based on a defensive counterattack and wait for the United States to take risks." Selov began to talk about his overall plan and finally said, "Once the confrontation begins, I hope that after the United States issues a war threat, the country can firmly support Indonesia!"

"Even if it's a war?" Brezhnev interjected without hesitation.

"Even if it's a war!" Shelov emphasized this, but added, "This is an assumption based on success. I will never believe that the United States will invade a great power with a population of nearly 100 million and an area of ​​two million square kilometers. As long as the United States is held back for a few days in the diplomatic field, the risks will pass."

"I hope you won't eventually see the situation you imagined, but as the General Political Commissar of National Security, you must also have the responsibility to save the Communist Party of Indonesia when there are risks. If you concentrate on doing your own things, we will solve the pressure from the United States." Suslov, an authoritative statement of Soviet thought, demonstrated the attitude of the Central Presidium of the Soviet Union on this matter.

"I have been waiting for this day. I have been looking forward to this day since I served as the Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Azerbaijan ten years ago. I dreamed that I could compete with the CIA once a day. If the CIA thought they could win, I could only fill their bodies into the Mariana Trench."

I did wait for this day too long. This time I did not vent my mouth by relying on the Soviet Union’s Western cluster under the Berlin Wall, nor did I beat the indigenous people in Sudan, but competed with my opponents of the same level. Although I did not feel suffocating as during the Cuban missile crisis, the risks were actually greater. With Indonesia as the battlefield, the United States and the Soviet Union would not have any scruples, even if they would not fight directly.

In fact, if the confrontation starts from Indonesia, this confrontation may become very bloody. For the United States and the Soviet Union, there is an idea that Indonesians will never surrender until their blood is dry.

At this time, Indonesia's affairs became the focus of the KGB's most attention. Selov issued a presidential order to order the Southeast Asia Division of the First General Administration to ensure that Jakarta must ensure that Moscow is connected, and at the same time, the Seventh General Administration is ordered to build equipment lines to prevent the KGB and Indonesia's Ministry of Internal Affairs from being cut off when something happened. In order to prevent the Soviet embassy from being monitored, the KGB activated another communication center in Jakarta.

This communication center is in a wealthy area in the Indonesian capital Jakarta. The KGB bought it through the French KGB informants and transformed it into a backup command post. The Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs receives communication equipment such as small walkie-talkies to maintain maximum information flow.

After the KGB has compiled a list, it includes detailed places that may become suspicious elements and the intelligence agency's points. These places belong to the United States, Britain, the Netherlands, Australia, and unknown forces respectively. But as long as it is not a network of China and the Soviet Union, Selov believes that it is the suspicious location of the enemy. These places are listed on the list that must be cleared, involving the ownership of a country's camp. It is not too much to prepare for a backup plan and list many plans.

The situation in Indonesia has become Selov's main job. Anyway, there is nothing to do in other directions for the time being, and even things in the Middle East can be put aside first. He does not have the ability to show off in both directions at the same time. If he wants to solve the Indonesian problem this year, he can only solve one problem. Even the establishment of Fatah did not care too much about it.

With the support of the Arab League, representatives from all walks of life in Palestinians held the first Palestinian National Assembly in the East City District of Jerusalem, determined to form the Executive Committee of the Palestinian Liberation Organization, and established the Palestinian armed force "Fatah".

Selov wrote a letter to a senior Egyptian government official whom he knew in private, stating that he should be careful that Israel would use sudden attacks to launch a war and would not talk too much afterwards. Anyway, Israel's preparation for war will take time, and it will definitely not be able to fight this year, but Indonesia's affairs will definitely have a result this year.

Throughout the summer of ****, similar battles occurred no less than thirty times in the border areas. A series of firefighting in the North Borneo region has caused unprecedented tension in relations between Indonesia and Malaysia and attracted the attention of the international community. At the request of the United Nations, Indonesia and Malaysia implemented a ceasefire from January to March, and talks were held in Bangkok, Thailand.

During the talks, Indonesian Foreign Minister Su Bandre insisted that the cross-border attack was an act of local volunteers and was not controlled by Jakarta. Malaysian representative Tun Razak asked that all infiltrations must be removed first before the talks could continue. The talks were very difficult. By the first week of March, three armed forces, with dozens of people, had crossed the border into North Borneo. At the end of January, a group of militants entered the First Division of Lunle; the second invaded Shilongmen in February; and another in March, another entered Raso. These militants had exchanged fire with the British army and were repelled. In this case, the talks naturally would not achieve any results.

However, the actual situation was not satisfactory. As soon as the landing personnel arrived on land, they were blocked by fire from the local ** post. The landing personnel were forced to disperse and discard a lot of equipment. The entire western coast of Malaya entered a state of alert. In the following week, the rest of the squad were captured one after another. The personnel landing in Wenlu encountered the Malaysian army. The fire exchange caused casualties in the team, and the rest had to hide. Only a few escaped.

"It seems that Indonesia's value can still involve part of the British's attention, and Indonesia's value is getting bigger and bigger." The UK is the main trader who supports the founding of Malaysia. This is also one of the reasons for the bad relations between Indonesia and Britain and the United States, because in Sukarno's eyes, Britain and the United States are basically the same.

If Indonesia has been hostile to Malaysia, and infiltration and anti-insulation operations continue to continue, it can also consume Britain. Britain's strength itself is in recession. When it is necessary to maintain Malaysia's independence, the economic burden will definitely increase, and the enemy's troubles are the benefits of the Soviet Union. It can be seen that Indonesia's value will increase.

"Chairman, Minister Forteva hopes that we can do relevant security work when the British cultural community visits next week!" Shervanov walked in at this time and interrupted the KGB chairman's thoughts.
Chapter completed!