At the same time, Lieutenant Colonel Weng Dong commanded his troops to occupy Indonesia's radio stations and telephone stations. Things went smoothly. At this time, Lieutenant Colonel Latif had already brought his troops to the arrested army generals onto the truck. At dawn, when the truck returned to the Halim Air Force Base, everything seemed to prove that the top leaders of the entire Indonesian Army had been caught in one fell swoop, except for the Minister of Defense Nassutian, who was not sure where he was going.

At 98, Shalin Street, Suharto's residence showed no mysterious signs at this time. At dawn, Suharto and his wizard friend returned. Everything was silent around him. Occasionally, some tricycle drivers passed by lazily. There was no noise from jeeps, no unusual activities, and no coups came to hijack the commander of the Army Strategy Command.

Suharto got out of the car and was talking and laughing with his friends. When he entered the house, he saw his neighbor and greeted him with a smile, "Mr. Mashuri, why are you in such a hurry? Are you rushing to work?" Suharto's neighbor served as the secretary of a local social organization. Suharto knew about this. Do you know what the local problem is? Suharto thought of this.

"Suharto, I have something to tell you." Mashuri said anxiously after seeing Suharto, "Let's go in and say, this is a very important thing, hurry up..."

"Okay, okay!" Suharto gave others a good impression. If it weren't for this, Mashuri wouldn't have come to remind him. He had just entered the house and eagerly told him about his situation. "I got the urgent news from an army captain before dawn. The officer obtained information from a TV technician. On the way home, the meta-TV technician discovered some unusual activities near the residence of General Nasutian and General Hayono. Because he didn't know the specific situation, it was hard to tell you, but I think this was a big deal."

"An emergency situation? TV technician? Radio station?" Suharto stood up and looked very ugly. Although these words could be finished in one minute, he had already obtained enough news from it. Controlling the radio station is a necessary step in the coup, because no matter who it is, he wants to control public opinion.

Suharto felt an ominous premonition, and also a sense of excitement. This feeling was very strange. He thanked Mashuri directly, took a shower, put on his military uniform, and drove the jeep himself because the driver had not arrived yet. On the way to the Army Strategy Command, he encountered some soldiers wearing green berets. They were commanded by the Army Strategy Command, but they did not salute Suharto, which shocked Suharto.

Shortly afterwards, Suharto entered the headquarters at No. 3 East Street, Independence Square in the center of Jakarta. At that time, the officer on duty at the Army Strategy Command had learned the details of the abduction of the Army's general and immediately gave him a brief report.

Radio Indonesian Republic broadcasted the announcement of the Revolutionary Committee established by the coupers, which said it had successfully stopped the coup launched by the "General Committee". According to this announcement, the leadership of the Revolutionary Committee was in the hands of Lieutenant Colonel Ondong, the battalion commander of the Guard Battalion of President Sukarno.

Most people are not familiar with this person. But Suharto remembers it very clearly. When General Suharto was the commander of the Operations Department of Liberation of Western New Guinea, Wengdong was once a subordinate officer of Suharto when he was in Solo of Central Java. Wengdong was later ordered to airborne in Western New Guinea. Because he knew that Wengdong was a person with socialist ideas, Suharto already understood that even if this matter must have something to do with the Communist Party of Indonesia. Even if not, it was a coup against the army. If he did not fight back, it would be his turn sooner or later.

Selov, who was far away in Moscow, was screamed by Selvanov, staring at the telegram with red eyes, and then looked at the time. September 26, Moscow time was 4,000 earlier than history. At this time, Moscow was still dark. Although he was very idiotic in understanding the time difference, he also knew that it must have been dawn in Jakarta.

After carefully reading the information above, he was silent for a moment and immediately began to issue an order, "The electronic jamming ship lurking in the port immediately entered a state of preparation. If Lieutenant Colonel Weng Dong can control the situation, we will remain silent. If the radio station is occupied, the full-power interference to Jakarta will be immediately activated. Let General Antonov tell Minister Handayani that once the military counterattack is successful, the Ministry of Internal Affairs will definitely be revoked, and it is impossible to hesitate at this time."

"Tell General Antonov that as long as he can defeat the army's counterattack, I will arrive soon." After issuing a few orders, Selov picked up the phone and said, "Check me General Aliksai!"

"What's going on, Selov!" After a while, the voice of General Alyksai, Director of Gruu, rang on the phone.

"All of the people on the list of personnel we mentioned last time are recalled. We have work to do!" Selov said to his friend in a pun. After a moment, Admiral Aliksai gave a reply, "I know, I'll do it right away."

In the port of Jakarta, Lieutenant Colonel Yedgeni walked out of the cabin, holding a telegram that had just been sent from Ruby Yangka in his hand, looking at the members of the surrounding electronic interference and said, "Prepare for electronic interference, remember to wear anti-electromagnetic suits. The power of this thing is too strong. Wait for my order to start full-frequency interference in Jakarta. All instruments are debugged to a critical state..."

"Yes, comrade Lieutenant Colonel." Responding to the neat military salute of Lieutenant Colonel Yedgeni, he then began to change his clothes. A few minutes later, a group of the same people appeared in anti-electromagnetic suits, and another group began to build signal devices on the deck.

"Hedayani, what do you think?" In the headquarters of the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs, Minister of Internal Affairs Shivatoni had just bid farewell to Suharto's people. Suharto himself did not know that Shivatoni had adopted a cooperative attitude with the army, but the US Ambassador to Indonesia Jones knew that he told Suharto that he could contact Shivatoni, the highly-heavy Minister of Internal Affairs.

Handayani took out his gun and pointed it at Shivatoni, "You know that my relationship with the Soviet Union is very good, but you certainly won't believe it. My relationship with the Soviets is so good that they have been helping me take your place. I don't know that you have connections with the Americans, but the Soviets know and told me." At this moment, several gunshots suddenly appeared outside.

"Mr. Shivatoni, our Chairman is very disappointed with you. You must know that our Chairman has a bad temper." Antonov pushed the door open at this time, holding a gun in his hand.

Handayani shot directly, without explaining to Shivatoni, who had been pressing on her head, and then ordered, "Minister Shivatoni was assassinated by army soldiers. We must seek justice for our minister."

"What our chairman means is that this coup was initiated by the US-supported army, and the Presidential Office Guards took the initiative to take the initiative and should completely liquidate the army's traitoring behavior." Antonov was equivalent to sending a message for Selov. From Rubiy Yangka's telegram, the US imperialism attempted to use the army to weaken Indonesia and connect it with the United Kingdom that protected Malaysia. Simply put, the United States was dissatisfied with Indonesia's attempt to the same country, and in order to protect the puppet Malaysia and his relatives, Britain, supported the army to launch a coup.
Chapter completed!