So now there is a question: Should we isolate Charles de Gaulle and make him unable to return to France and become a May storm to develop freely, or should we directly kill this person who has worked hard to restore France's glory in Romania? Serov should choose the former in terms of risks, and he is always considering the latter plan in terms of personal emotions.

"Of course I know a group of people can serve our Soviet Union, but Yuri, do you know the danger of this? You attacked De Gaulle, who is the head of a country, and you declare war on France? The Central Bureau will not agree with your idea, there is no possibility." Sahatovsky asked back, "The danger of doing this is very high. Is it worth your bet on your political life if there is a sporadic protest in France?"

"So I was considering whether to block or kill him directly, as for rules, fairness and other things, I can only say that our opponents have never followed it." Selov grabbed his hair and seemed to be in the middle of thinking. He didn't want to miss the May Storm opportunity, but he also knew that this kind of action could not be passed anyway.

The risk is too great. The members of the Central Presidium of the Soviet Union are politicians, not soldiers, nor spies. Otherwise, the Ministry of Defense had launched several wars, and the KGB had already caused trouble around the world. It is precisely because they are leaders of the Soviet Union that they have considered many things, which has prevented many actions from happening between the Ministry of Defense and the KGB.

"Members of the Advisory Department in Romania block all the news from Romania. We do this ourselves." After a long thought, Selov had already made a decision in his heart, and the expression on his face had become silent.

"You have really thought about it. You are already an alternate member of the Central Presidium. You are only forty years old. It is not easy to get to this point." Sakhatovsky sighed in his heart, and was still conducting the final persuasion.

"I have no wish anymore. From the time I went to Italy alone to today, I have seen the essence of this struggle. The plan I proposed is enough to complete step by step within ten years. Even if I am dismissed and returned home, there will be no regrets. This is worth my risk, even if I go home to see the children from now on." Selov sat on a chair like a zombie, whispering word by word, "As long as France is completely separated from the power of the United States, I am willing to pay any price, even if I put myself in..."

"Send a telegram, we will isolate De Gaulle, maybe we don't need to kill him accidentally." Serov said casually. Maybe things are not so bad. As long as De Gaulle's visit is extended for a few days, unexpected changes can be made. After all, in this time and space, the Soviet Union is strong and the reputation is good, and France is much stronger. Maybe as long as the time difference is made, he will not have to do the last step of work.

"I understand, I hope there is no last step." Sakhatovsky wanted to speak but stopped. The person in front of him was willing to pay any price. What else did he care about, an old man who was about to retire.

The KGB President later issued an order to monitor all the movements in Romania. The KGB Military Administration, the Army Group in Romania, began to work in the military, and Sakhatovsky's informant when he was the general counsel of Romania, was also taking action. All the recent intelligence and situation analysis were continuously sent to Rubiyyangka, which was also the end point and would not leak a word to the Kremlin.

The entire KGB has taken action and has set up a special action team against Romania. Shelov wants to hide it from everyone, Khrushchev, Suslov, Brezhnev, and also from Selepin. For Shelov, this is a huge adventure. When Charles de Gaulle visited Romania, he would try his best to delay Charles de Gaulle's visit schedule and at the same time make trouble in France.

Relevant information is constantly sent to the Chairman's office, and things are not too bad. Because France is different in this time and space, Algeria is still an inseparable part of France in law, because of the Algerian War of Independence a few years ago. After the failure, Algeria had a strong pro-Soviet sentiment, and most of the 12 million Algerians tend to socialism. So as long as Charles de Gaulle is delayed for a few days, this matter is likely to be successful. You should know that the French local population is only more than 40 million. Once 12 million Algerians join in the opposition, it will be a big political earthquake.

The Algerian War was not a waste of time. Although the KGB finally gave Algeria to France. However, that war also successfully made Algeria lean towards countries with Soviet blocs, and the Charles de Gaulle government adopted a eased attitude, giving Algerians all rights to native French citizens, including voting rights, which is also the reason why the authority of Charles de Gaulle in France has weakened compared to history. Although the left-wing forces in Algeria are not under the jurisdiction of France, the two are ally. The members who support Charles de Gaulle are not the absolute majority within France.

Breaking this fragile balance and turning France into a pro-socialist government is what Schellov wants to do.

Since Nikola Ceausescu kept his distance from the Soviet Union, he has tried every means to emphasize the demand for respect for Romania's independence and sovereignty. This requirement itself is very reasonable, so it is raised whenever there is a chance, or even for no reason, which has become a spell that can bring double dividends. Romania's special position was first exchanged for Western loans, some kind of most-favored-nation treatment in investment and trade, etc.

The leader of Bucharest is very passionate about mediating the role of men. For example, he tried his best to maintain extensive contact with Arab activists, including with Arafat and Israel. It is probably easier to list which countries Ceausescu had not been to, than to list which countries he visited. The Romanian president was not indifferent to the "Non-Aligned Movement", and he envied Yugoslavia's wide popularity in the movement. He always wanted to connect this world-renowned mentality with the links of economic relations. He launched a wide range of Romanian products, from petrochemicals, agricultural machinery, air compressors, diesel engine linkages to aviation technology, automobiles and internal combustion engines.

In fact, in history, Romania's internal assessment of the Soviet Union was far more vigilant than Czechoslovakia in 1968. Ceausescu's style was obviously de Gaulleism in Eastern Europe, but this guy was more adept at playing the balance beam. Although he had been teasing the Soviet Union, on key issues, such as staying in Warsaw Pact was limited to verbal guns. He did not withdraw from NATO like France to test the bottom line of the Soviet Union.
Chapter completed!