With this kind of enlightenment, why worry about not being able to achieve it? After so many years of life in the Soviet Union, if you want to say something new is that you can see more of the other side of human nature. Khrushchev is not a completely idealist, and Brezhnev is not a puppet in the complete sense. The Soviet Union has capable people.

He also saw Xie Lieping's influence with his own eyes. There is no doubt that if there were small groups in the Soviet Union now, the cadres of the Communist Youth League would have overwhelming advantages in any force. But the problem is that Xie Lieping was like Brezhnev to win over local cadres. With his understanding of Xie Lieping, the iron-fisted Shurik could not do this.

"Chairman, will you go to observe the astronauts to take off next month?" Minister of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Serokov came to Serov's presidential office and mentioned the matter of Soviet astronauts taking off next month.

"Komarov? Pay attention to the location of the umbrella bag. Don't have human accidents." Shelov's mind was inspiration, but he didn't catch anything. At this time, he had to face one thing, that is, the first vice chairman of the KGB, Sakhatovsky, has reached the age of retirement, and he has reported it to the Kremlin to delay the retirement time of the old boss. The reason was that Sakhatovsky had been managing the KGB for so many years and could not find a replacement candidate for a while.

But the Kremlin has not passed yet, and Selov found the person behind the scenes. Second Secretary Brezhnev. It was time to save the country with a wave of twists and turns. He found Selepin and invited Brezhnev to communicate.

"I have a big action to plan this year. Comrade Sakhatovsky must complete this task before he can retire, which is more decent." Selov said slowly, "I have never regarded the KGB as my independent kingdom, but a series of actions are at the critical moment. Replacing experienced foreign intelligence supervisors at this time may cause delays in the plan."

"It seems that nothing is not important in our safety work, and the plan is being formulated at any time." A man in a lieutenant general's uniform said calmly, obviously he did not agree with Selov's words.

"Xie Miao, don't express your opinions if you don't figure it out. Besides, Comrade Serov is your boss." Brezhnev's face changed slightly, and he said to the general next to him in a serious tone.

"It's okay, General Xie Miao Kuzmiczwigun is also an experienced anti-counterfeiting worker. It is very normal to raise objections." Xie Rov tilted his neck tiredly and looked at Xie Miao Kuzmiczwigun with an eye that seemed to be unwaking up. "I don't need to lie to you, why? Do you want to be my deputy so?"

Xie Miao Kuzmicz Vygun, a Ukrainian, a Ukrainian nationality, is currently the chairman of the Tajik National Security Council. A member of the Central Presidium of the KGB, but Tsvín is a member who does not attend the presidium meeting because his workplace is far from Moscow. Tsvín and Brezhnev have a good relationship and are trusted by Brezhnev in the early days, but later after Brezhnev grew old, he seemed to be moving closer to Andropov, but there is no evidence for this speculation.

It is difficult to do the deputy. As Andropov's deputy, Zvegon was an ADROPov's role, but Brezhnev used the role of Andropov to watch. As Andropov's power became stronger and stronger, Brezhnev became older and Zvegon's life became harder and harder. In the end, because of Brezhnev's son-in-law, Zvegon, who was caught in the middle, shot himself. His death severely hit Suslov, who was already terminally ill, and Suslov died later.

"Let's do this, you serve as the vice chairman first. After we complete the plan within two years, you will replace Comrade Sakhatovsky as the first vice chairman." There are only two first vice chairman of the KGB, but there are many vice chairman. Selov can now ask Zvigon to have a name and then slowly observe him. Anyway, there is still time...

"You can discuss with the General Administration of Transportation and take the scrapped ships of our Soviet Union and allies to Cuba for dismantling them." Selov said coldly, "Is this a problem? It's not a difficult thing."

"No problem, but I want to ask what is the final purpose?" Zweigong asked after agreeing.

"You will know then!" Selov patted his trouser legs and stood up, "It will be normal to plan for several years. You are very lucky. When I am about to implement the plan, you joined in. Comrade Brezhnev, I'm back to Ruby Yangka..."

"Well, why not call Shurik together and have some food and leave." Brezhnev said in his heart.

"It's so important to pay attention, but he may not be able to come here." Shelov suddenly turned around and scared the two of them. His habits in his previous life were still on his own. No matter where he went, his habit of eating had never changed.

According to the principle of international division of labor in the Soviet Union, Cuba was the Soviet sugar factory, and of course it was also responsible for some other industries. Although Cuba's economic situation is far from that of the United States, it does not look at what opponents it is around him? It is really not too difficult for Cuba to beat them up in countries like Colombia and Bolivia. So even if Cuba is on the front line, his life is still pretty good.

But now Cuba has undertaken a job from the Soviet Union, which is to dismantle scrapped ships from the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. This thing generally has no technical content, and destruction is always easier than construction. Generally, this kind of dismantling work is also very simple. Most of them work directly on the coastline and the nearby waters will basically be severely polluted. Frequently draining there, it is easy to get poisoned.

Modern steel ships can sail at sea for decades before they lose their repair value. When they were scrapped, 90% of the ships would be dismantled and recycled at ports in India, Pakistan, Indonesia and Bangladesh. Ports in these areas are cheap, and the demand for steel is large, and the environmental protection requirements are not high. Dismantling work is very difficult for workers with low welfare and high risk.

Of course, Selov handed over the dismantling work to Cuba not to harm Cubans, but to provide a means of transportation to go to sea to seek freedom. Although the Caribbean is not big, it is not a place to swim. He did not want an action that disgusted the Americans to eventually turn into a tragedy for a century, with the goal of sending people to the United States, not to kill them.

Currently, in Eastern Europe, Cuba, with Soviet prisoners, approaching one million, these people are working for Cuba. Of course, they are free, and they are from their own country. As the security chief of the Soviet Union, Selov, it is necessary to send them to the free world to enjoy life, rather than suffering from free labor in Cuba.

When the Vietnam War is obviously unable to continue, triggering a few hot topics to test the US reaction is Selov's purpose. It is good to be able to take away the US wave of flow, but it is probably not so smooth. See if the United States has the strength to calm these incidents, it is not in vain to see how much potential it still has.

"Has the Central Presidium agreed to her go abroad?" Selov twitched his nose and glanced at Mendlev, the Minister of Operations Executive Department, and said in a sinister manner. "It's very sad about the death of his deceased husband. In addition, he died unexpectedly because of his exhausted journey. Is this very normal?

"Yes, Chairman, women, it's normal for love to commit suicide because of love." Mendlev looked clear and complimented without a trace, "By the way, today I mainly come to clarify that Bogdan Stashinsky's affairs have been dealt with, and he and that woman's child have also been brought back. How to deal with the child."

"Well, okay! Send it to the Agents School and let him take over his father's job. This should have been the case. Intelligence personnel cannot betrayal. Since Stashinsky dares to treason, don't blame us for chasing him."

Stashinsky was released early and was instantly seen by the KGB First General Administration, who had been staring at this matter. This incident has always been a heart-wrenching problem for Selov, because Stashinsky defected when Selepin was the chairman, and he had to wipe his butt for Selepin. Moreover, Stashinsky, as a killer, was engaged in murderous activities. His defection had a bad impact on the KGB. So in any way, this person must die.

The weapon to kill Stashinsky was the weapon he used back then. It seemed absolutely harmless on the surface. It was a metal tube. Someone's fingers were about seven inches long, made of three threads twisted together. There was a slug at the bottom section igniting the explosives and pushing a metal rod in the middle section. This metal rod broke a small glass needle tube at the mouth of the tube. The glass tube contained poison. This poison that seemed like water shot out from the front end of the metal tube in the form of aerosol. If a person was shot onto the face of a person about 1 and a half feet away, the person would immediately fall to the ground and die as soon as he inhaled the mist.

The death of Stasshinsky under the weapons he used back then was also a conclusion to the defection. Of course, this incident was not over. The means of killing were too obvious, and even the weapons for assassination were not replaced. The Federal Germany had already protested against the Soviet Union, believing that the missing Stasshinsky's wife must have been dead. Mendlev could not withstand the pressure and hoped that Selov would say something for him.

"If you care about them to die, we will not only eradicate the traitors now, but will continue to do things in India better. Maybe this woman will be more respected if she dies than if she is alive." Selov did not disappoint Mendlev, and his attitude towards traitors has always been like this. (To be continued.)8
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