"What's wrong? I've been away from Russia for too long and can't understand Russian?" Shelov said with a gentle smile on his lips, "Or, when he was living in Russia, there were too many painful memories, so he didn't want to recall them?"

Russia's attitude towards Jews is the same as that of Europe as in the whole of it, and it is certain that it is despised. Exclusion also exists, but the whole world is the only one of the heads of state when it is so blatant that it is so blatant that it is the head of state.

"As far as I know, the entire Arab world is not without people who sympathize with Israel. Jordan's relationship with Israel was already the best in the Arab world before this. Jordanian King Abdullah once proposed that Israel suspend the establishment of a country and give the Arabs some time to adapt. But how do you treat the Arabs? Jordan suffered the greatest losses in this war. Jerusalem was occupied by Jordan and was occupied by you." Selov said calmly, "Now your attitude proves the necessity of this war. Madame Meier, hasn't your experience in Russia told you how dangerous it is to be hostile to a nation that is far more than one person than you?"

"The Jews have endured too much suffering. Today, the founding world should recognize this. Since the world has abandoned the Jews, the Jews can abandon the world." Mrs. Meir's tough words, combined with his strong expression, do have a different impact. Perhaps those who don't know will be moved or may not.

But if there is a nation that cannot move, it must be the Soviets. The Soviet Union's losses in World War II far exceed that of any country. Unfortunately, Selov was a Soviet, and he retorted calmly, "Who will not end up being enemies with the world? Besides, the Germans committed crimes against you, and then you will use the technology learned from Europe to show off your power in the Middle East? Let's take what the Germans did to you and the Arabs are here? You must know that technology can catch up, and you can delay this through some means, but the Arabs are so widely distributed that every Arab country can do a little, and the energy you gather together can make you unable to bear it. This confrontation lasts for one year, ten or even a hundred years, but sooner or later you can't suppress it."

"Aren't General Selov moved by the Jews' experience in World War II?" Mrs. Meir asked indifferently.

"Will I tell you that my parents died in the Battle of Kiev? I will tell you that my classmate, when I finished the course again after the war, I had only eight men? You only saw the tragedy of your own nation, can't see the tragedy that Israel has caused now?" Shelov slapped on the table and shouted, "It is now that Israeli soldiers are driving out the Arabs in the West Bank, which is hundreds of thousands. So how much casualties will the driven people cause? They leave their hometowns, lack food, and live under others' roofs, how many children will die immediately after they are not as young as adults?"

Of course, the KGB people started to trade population again, and Selov had forgotten. Israel drove so many Arabs, and the KGB Middle East Division was among them to select children for training. Although this is not moral, it is much better than letting those children die immediately.

"General Selov, this is a ceasefire negotiation between the two sides, and always says history has no meaning." US Secretary of State Dean Rusk said, "What we in the United States means is to hope that the Arabs recognize the existence of Israel and that the two sides sign a peace treaty."

Isn't this fart? If we talk about restoring the border in 1948, it may be necessary to talk about it. Now let the Arab countries recognize Israel's occupation, ignore the Palestinian situation, and acknowledge the existence of Israel. Who has such great ability to make this happen? The Soviet Union collapsed later, and the United States did not make this happen.

"I think Mr. Secretary of State seems to underestimate the difficulty of this matter. The relationship between the United States and Saudi Arabia is pretty good. You can persuade the Saudi king first. Let's talk about the attitudes of other countries." Selov almost obviously sneered, "I think there is an Arab country who dares to retreat in this matter? The Soviet Union and the United States are not direct parties. We cannot understand the emotions of both Israel and Arab sides, but one thing is certain. If the long-term confrontation continues, the population and territory of Israel will always be in danger. To put it more directly, every Arab person spits, and the Israeli people will be drowned..."

"If we make concessions this time and have not allowed the Arabs to face up to the existence of Israel, I am the sinner of the Jewish nation. I, and all the Jews, cannot do this. General Selov, understand this easily." Madame Meier said relentlessly, obviously her position would not be shaken.

Selov never thought that he was so arrogant that all countries were convinced and then signed a peace agreement. The Arab countries recognized the existence of Israel, and then they lived in love with each other. This was not realistic. He was not prepared to achieve results in this meeting until the end of his memory in his previous life. This problem was not resolved. How could he make a breakthrough just because he participated.

If we change the perspective, Israel is an ally of the Soviet Union, and he can watch Israel develop nuclear weapons, which can balance the strength of both sides. Israel has nuclear weapons and will not face the threat of national destruction if it loses once. But Israel is the enemy of the Soviet Union, there is nothing to talk about. We must find a way to kill Israel's nuclear facilities.

On the first day of negotiations, the four countries continued to argue over the Palestinians and the status of the West Bank and Jerusalem. No one could convince anyone, and basically no results could be produced. Even one of the two sides could not be announced after serious consultations and frank exchanges. This shows how strong the hostility between the two sides is.

Until the evening, Selov, who had been dizzy in Hebrew and Arabic, finally persisted until the end of the first day of the talks. When leaving the negotiation site, Selov and Madame Meier passed by and suddenly whispered, "I personally admire your attitude, especially your spirit of fighting against the disease. After fighting against leukemia for so long, others can see it at all. It is really surprising."

Seeing Mrs. Meier look surprised, Selov smiled slightly and waved to greet his assistant to leave. He is the chairman of the KGB, the spy leader, and the leader of the world's largest intelligence organization. He said these words at this time, which shocked Mrs. Meier, who had just pointed out the country.

Although Madame Meier was born in Russia and can still understand Russian, her childhood impression caused her to be particularly distrustful of the Soviet Union. Although she was a kind socialist, she had a clear understanding of the Soviet Union's precepts and threats to Israel. Since she could remember, the thing she remembered the most clearly was that her father nailed thick wooden boards to the door of their home in Kiev to protect the whole family from the frequent persecution.

She had few memories of the years she spent in Russia in her early years, and most of them were cold, hunger, poverty and fear, especially fear. Nasser once vowed to destroy Israel. Madame Meier believed that the Soviet support for Nasser was also a further insult to the Jews.

"A woman who was going to establish a country because a book two thousand years ago was about to create a country and drove out the nations that had lived in the local area for thousands of years and thought it was very reasonable, an old woman who thought she understood our values ​​very much. In essence, he was no different from those traitors from the Second International in Europe and the so-called Trotskyists from the Fifth International." Shelov, who returned to the hotel, raised his wrist and looked at the time, pointed his finger at the promise on his wrist, "Time will give us the answer. The Israelites as a whole are a nation that wants to be human. If they don't give them a little bit of strength, they don't know what equality is."

After returning to his residence, Mrs. Meir immediately called the head of Mossad, told about what happened today, and said with great conscience, "This person is very dangerous. He knows many secrets that others don't know in our country."

As the sun sets, in the Syrian airports that are very close to the border, Su-17 fighter-bombers were pushed out of the hidden hangar, and the ground crews nervously refueled fuel and mounted bombs. At the same time, in an airport near Damascus, MiG-25, full of metallic atmosphere, were on standby.

Some pilots had black and white wings on their combat uniforms, which were the symbols of the Soviet Air Force. They belonged to the 24th Air Force. As for the MiG 25th Air Force in Damascus, they belonged to the Sixth Special Air Defense Force of the National Land Defense Air Force, which guarded the capital. At about 2 o'clock in the evening, the Soviet pilots at both locations accelerated at the same time and drove away from the airport in two batches. Twelve Su-17 fighter bombers with sub-fuel tanks flew at low altitude along Israel's radar station and rushed straight to Israel's Dimona, while the National Land Defense Air Force used its speed to climb up and rush into Israel's air defense network from high altitude.

The uncovered high-altitude breakthrough of the MiG-25 cluster made Israel's air defense network instantly alarm. The surviving Israeli Air Force aircraft took off to intercept, but found that they could not climb to the height of enemy planes at all. Moses Dayang immediately issued an order to prepare the air defense missiles, but the MiG-25, which was rushing to the full force, was extremely fast, and Israel's territory was very small, so it was very difficult to distinguish whether it was within airspace.

At the same time, the Su-17 fighter-bomber formation, which had been carefully circumventing Israel from the eastern low altitude, rushed straight into Israel, and rushed directly to Dimona. In a few minutes, it arrived over Dimona, "discover the target and ensure the destruction." The pilot of the aircraft immediately issued a combat order, and the bombs under the cabin landed in Dimona's nuclear factory. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!