"No one needs to say this. I remember when Yuri left, he said that when he came back, the entire pro-American forces in Indonesia would be uprooted. I believe he can do it." Xie Lieping said seriously, "Now there are Americans who have a headache. They think it's enough to appease Sukarno. In the Indonesian battle, we have actually won."

"Then let's lend our general political commissar to Indonesia for a few months. I believe he will hand over a satisfactory answer." Suslov joked rarely. He usually showed his stereotype. Unless there is a particularly important good news, he will always look calm and unstoppable. Obviously, Indonesia's development made him, the secretary of the central government who cares very much about confronting the United States, very happy.

"Selov alone plays a greater role than the entire Vietnam War. Now the United States' layout is completely bankrupt!" Migoyan didn't mind coming out to add icing on the cake at this time. His relationship with Marshal Baglamiyang is very good, and they are both Armenians. They have always had a good impression of Selov, who was born in the Caucasus.

If you think about it carefully, it seems that this is true. Shelov and a group of anti-counterfeiting workers directly dealt with the largest country in Southeast Asia, while the United States was still fighting to death in Vietnam at this time. This comparison would be a verdict.

"If Indonesia is done, if the United States is trapped in a quagmire from Vietnam, I think the third socialist revolution will be not far away. If it goes smoothly, the entire Southeast Asia will be our neighbor." Khrushchev certainly understood that although the decisions he made were not always correct, such a significant decision would not be misleading.

Since the Russian Revolution, socialist forces have expanded on two large scale. First of all, of course, the Soviet Union was established, absorbing most of the territory of imperial Russia. The second time was that after the victory of World War II, the Soviet Union and the remnants of victory controlled Eastern Europe. In Asia, the founding of New China allowed the socialist camp to emerge. Originally, Indonesia might have become the third expansion of the socialist camp, but this process was interrupted by the US-supported army.

"When things in Indonesia calm down, Comrade Kosigin should lead a high-standard delegation to visit Indonesia, so that our connection with Indonesia will be closer." Brezhnev thought about it and made this suggestion.

It is true that Brezhnev and Kosykin dislike each other, but with Khrushchev's stable status, the conflict between them is limited to this, and they do not need to consider greater conflicts. If one is the first secretary and the other is the chairman of the Council of Ministers, then this is not the case at all. At least for now, they are still united around Khrushchev and do their best to perform their duties as deputy. Otherwise, with Khrushchev's call, Rubiyyangka and others would not listen to their explanation.

"It just so happens that the rubber problem that we have long regarded as a bottleneck can also be solved through Indonesian matters, which can be regarded as a solution for me." Kosykin nodded in recognition of Brezhnev's suggestion and expressed that he would communicate with various departments immediately and formulate a plan.

At this time in Jakarta, Selov welcomed his two secretaries with joy. Isemotene and Lukani, both of whom had a good figure and had no shape after giving birth. He pretended to be a gentleman during the day and put the two women on the bed at night.

"Why are you here?" Shelov, in a relaxed mood, lay on the bed, hugging two high-quality girls on his shoulders, left and right. Although he had narrowly won the battle just now, the joy of victory could not be concealed.

"Madam I heard you are going to take care of you for a few months, so let's take care of you." Isey Motney played a mischievously and she lifted the quilt away, obviously feeling that it was a bit unnecessary to cover the quilt in the hot weather in Jakarta. Anyway, there was no one in the house, so her body would be as good as her own man, and she could see it no matter how she looked.

"Valia?" Selov asked in confusion, "You are in Gatsna, can she contact you?" In addition to the KGB cadres at the General Administration and the leaders of the Soviet Central Committee, the seven major agents knew about it. Even local cadres did not know that there was such a place. Valia was her own wife, so naturally she knew where the place was, but she, a cadre from the Ministry of Education, would never be able to get in. How to contact her?

"General Shirekov, the first vice-president of the Ukrainian KGB, found us and said that this is what the wife means." Lukani squinted her eyes and lay in Selov's arms like a kitten, "We just miss you too."

Oh? Selov nodded in a clear understanding. If it were Hirekov, it would be no surprise. Isn’t it just to help Valia do something by putting him in Ukraine? But it’s rare for the wife to let the mistress go abroad to take care of her husband. Is she the legendary winner in life?

But isn't this a good thing? When I was asleep, Mao Mei was working and doing her work and entertainment. The next day, Selov personally told the sanction document written by Lukani and sent it to various departments of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Indonesia. It officially marked that the sanction of Indonesia's nationwide has entered the second stage, and it has been moved from the military to other levels.

At this time, demonstrations broke out in Indonesia, and the slogans were directed at the current Indonesian President Sukarno. Indonesia itself is a country with strong right and left wings. Both sides can be said to be evenly matched, of course that was before.

"Even the army has collapsed, do you dare to come out to make trouble? It's a student again. It seems that people in all countries have the same virtue. If there is something wrong, the students will come first." Shelov, who received the news, sneered a hint of sneering. The other party was not too stupid, maybe he felt the danger, so he wanted to create something and avoid being hit.

However, it is not an exaggeration to say that he is seeking death in front of Selov. He has no excuse to expand the rectification. Now that his opponent has come out, he will do everything at once. He does not forget that Sukarno gave him the position of general counsel, and he will do as much as he gets. Selov, who has received a lot of gifts, has to make some achievements.

Some parties assigned young students to protest. The next day, President Sukarno formally ordered the ban on the student organization "Kami" supported by Suharto, and announced martial law in Jakarta. At the same time, the Indonesian university was temporarily closed.

"Acatch all the party leaders on the list, and at the same time, the intelligence network to eliminate imperialist interference forces was opened. Both work began at the same time. Time was urgent, and some means were necessary." With Serov's order, the internal affairs troops of the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs began to be dispatched. In an instant, the figures of soldiers of the internal affairs troops appeared on the streets of Jakarta. The Indonesian Army, as the protection umbrella of this organization, had long been destroyed by Serov. It is easy to deal with these students, and they were directly handed over to them as humans.

At this time, the National Palace was holding a plenary meeting of the cabinet. Sukarno made a tough speech. He condemned imperialism and also accused some ministers who had not firm enough. He said in a firm tone, "You must accept my leadership and obey my instructions. If anyone among you cannot follow me, okay, then be honest. I am very happy to accept the resignation report and appoint someone else to replace you."

"Are we still considered a country? Some countries make a little move and our country is in turmoil. It seems that what Serov is right, and our country should indeed be purged." Handayani immediately expressed his support on behalf of the Ministry of Internal Affairs after President Sukarno made a statement.

Subandrio Subandrio and second vice Prime Minister Harur Saal nodded in recognition. Subsequently, Aidi, who served as vice chairman of the Indonesian Interim People's Consultative Conference, Rukman, the first vice chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party, who served as vice speaker of the parliament, and Jodo, the second vice chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party, who served as cabinet minister of state, expressed his support.

That night, Selov directly arrested all the students who participated in the demonstration in the Ministry of Internal Affairs. Because the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs had a shortage of cells, he had to stuff a few more people in the prison. Anyway, he was not going to detain these people for how long. Instead, he was preparing to interrogate and find evidence. After three days of surprise interrogation, Selov got the evidence he wanted, and he would not accept the evidence he did not want.

These evidences were used to prove that some Indonesian political parties were involved, and then ordered the Ministry of Internal Affairs to raid the headquarters of these parties, and at the same time, the country ordered the arrest of local personnel of these political parties through radio. Because the Ministry of Internal Affairs was not enough, the army, which had been replaced by commander class, took action again, but this time the target was not Indonesian, but the right-wing parties in Indonesia.

"We must treat the enemy of imperialism and class enemies without mercy, and take elimination as the first goal. No means can be excessive in maintaining the sustained state and cutting off the imperialist mafia. Once all the members of the eliminated party resist, they will be killed. All those who oppose Greater Indonesia should die." With Selov's murderous order, a purge that spread across Indonesia and all classes began.

According to Selov's order, we must pay attention to confidentiality and not leave any original files. He sent most anti-counterfeiting workers to supervise this matter and do a good job of finishing the matter, leaving no handle for the Americans to attack.

On the first day of the order, all the party leadership involved in Jakarta were arrested, and the originally fierce conflict disappeared instantly. US Ambassador to Indonesia Jones specifically met President Sukarno to protest, but returned to the embassy's telegram to Washington, writing, "The Soviet Union's General National Security Political Commissar is our biggest enemy of the United States."
Chapter completed!