Hum? Well! Selov was stiff all over and briefly appeared at a loss. On the one hand, he was happy that the layout had been proven by several months, but on the other hand, how to capture the UN Deputy Secretary-General is a huge problem. The United Nations headquarters is in New York. Although it is nominally an international territory, in fact, everyone knows that it is the United States. Even if he has confidence in his department, he does not think he can go to the United States to compete with the FBI.

However, the international territory is limited to that building. If the KGB does not necessarily rob people if it leaves it. Otherwise, the Soviet Union would not have chosen such a stupid way to deceive Shevchenko back. If it were the country, it would have arrested people directly.

Swallowed back the trick that was almost in his mouth, Selov fell into consideration while drinking beer. For a moment, Selov's idea was to alert the enemy, let Shevchenko know that the KGB was investigating him, let him escape, and the Soviet Union was not prepared to really disarmament, but it was just used to fool the United States' diplomatic actions.

It just happened that I could not die by taking advantage of imperialism to destroy us, and I actually bribed the Deputy Secretary-General of the Soviet Union. This excuse posed a huge security threat to the Soviet Union's national security, indicating that the Soviet Union should continue to attack and confront the United States.

However, it does not conform to the spirit of the KGB. Shevchenko can escape the net, but the KGB cannot let this person go.

"First see who he is connecting with and kill the Americans who are connecting with me." After a moment of silence, Selov gave a big order, took out a pen and wrote down an address and handed it to his assistant, "Let someone go to this address to find someone, and they will understand what I mean!" The address is actually the headquarters of the KGB Operations Executive Department, next to a primary school in Moscow.

Just like there is a cultural palace in Ruby Yangka Square, the KGB's assassination department is next to a primary school. Even the teachers of that primary school are taught by members of the Operations Executive Department. This has to be said of Mendlev's evil taste, but I believe that the primary school should be very safe.

"The second order is to find an opportunity to talk to Shevchenko's wife and express our position. Either cooperate with us to catch Shevchenko, or they can try to escape together." Sherov finished drinking the beer in a blink of an eye, "By the way, Shevchenko will definitely help many Americans lurk in our intelligence system. Let the Special Investigation Department investigate it carefully, and another department will take over the interrogation."

"I understand, Chairman, leave it to us." The assistant nodded and left the room. Only Selov was left with the sea breeze. He was actually useless this holiday, and he was still at work.

Every day, I read the information from various departments and the assessments of various places in China. In 1975, some problems had indeed occurred in the Soviet Union, and the atmosphere of cadres was far inferior to that of Khrushchev's period. However, Selov, who drafted the security assessment report every year, felt that these problems were not enough to cause decisive harm to the Soviet Union. It may be that the Soviet Union's influence areas and population have exceeded the original history, and the room for transformation has been greater.

Just like the height of a basketball player, you will definitely not adapt to the bed where ordinary people live. Khrushchev's speech and acting create an atmosphere that is beneficial to himself. During the reign of Hell, the Soviet Union was actually not as good as the United States in all aspects. However, with his own good at acting and creating atmosphere, the Americans once made the Americans unpredictable about the strength of the Soviet Union, allowing the Soviet Union to seize the Americans' wrong judgment of the strength of the Soviet Union in the past ten years, and quickly developed its own strength and strength, becoming a truly able to compete with the United States.

When he arrived in Brezhnev, although he was not a noble person, he always paid attention to practical strategies and changed Khrushchev's way of winning with his mouth. He began to take advantage of the weakening of the United States and began to take advantage of the weakening of the United States' strength. Just like his domestic policies, he continuously adopted the sausage-cutting policy, not too much at a time, but he was very persistent.

"But most state party secretaries seem to have never changed places since Brezhnev came to power." This situation was also seen by Selov. After reading domestic intelligence, he looked at foreign countries. In the Middle East, there are actually no particularly stable countries, Syria, Egypt and Iraq, all have certain opposition forces. Fortunately, this opposition forces not only exist in the allies of the Soviet Union, but also Iran, the Middle East police supported by the United States, are not stable at home.

To be honest, he, the infamous KGB spy leader, has been inciting the Soviet allies to kill all their opponents. Iran seems to be addicted to learning from the United States and is just deporting important opponents. There is a person on the list of deportations named Khomeini.

If Iran was an ally of the Soviet Union, the KGB would have long come forward to solve this problem for Pahlavi and eliminate the scourge of Khomeini.

But since Iran is an enemy country, let’s watch it die. Hepburn, who had finished socializing in the evening, came back and told Selov that he hoped the Soviet Union could do him a favor, finalize some projects, earn more money by himself, and have more capital to not be exposed.

"You are a filmmaker and make some main theme movies, such as the Spartan Three Hundred Warriors, the Battle of Constantinople, etc. This is what you are good at. Don't tell me that you have no money. You spend money faster than you make money." Serov touched the woman's firmness and said, "You Hollywood is good at this. Don't be afraid of losing money when filming it. Warsaw's country will not block good movies outside the country's borders. Of course, it's certain to edit it."

"CIA? The so-called agents are just ordinary people. Americans will never believe that we dare to run to the United States to kill people!" The young man who put down his telescope said to himself. This person looks very ordinary, just the kind of person who will not leave any impression in the crowd. Unlike the killer in the general sense, he is a yellow man who usually performs missions in Asia.

God knows why Mendlev remembered to let a yellow man perform a mission in the United States. Even this killer didn't know. He was originally born in Central Asia and was absorbed into school to study. After performing the mission, he was stationed in Japan, but now he came to the United States to kill people. Life is really interesting.

This is entirely because of Mendlev himself. He believes that different races look at each other and have a natural face-blindness. Therefore, he arbitrarily sent a killer who works in Japan to the United States to perform a mission. Jin Hao could only accept the mission and came to the United States through Japanese flights. Soviet schools generally did not teach English because the Soviet Union itself led a group of countries, but in order to lurk, the KGB had very rich experience in teaching foreign languages, which did not make Jin Hao look at it in the United States.

Mendlev walked silently in front of the cell at the headquarters of the entire operation execution department. For half a year, all the people recommended by Shevchenko are now being detained in this cell. He did not know how many people were wronged. Such small things will no longer be in his eyes. All he can do is to execute orders.

Turning his ear to all kinds of complaints, Mendlev is like a moving sculpture, walking back and forth in the corridor in front of the cell, or walking, the KGB anti-counterfeiting workers here are not surprised by it. This is their boss's unique way of entertainment.

"Minister, the Chairman has arrived." At this moment, an assistant came in and whispered in Mendlev's ear. Mendlev nodded and said that he knew and stood there waiting for his boss to come.

A series of heavy footsteps sounded from far to near. Mendlev's eyebrows moved slightly, making a look of listening with his ears in his ears, and he thought to himself, "There are seven people in total, two of them have relatively light footsteps, and the walking frequency is very fast and the sound is crisp. High heels and women. The remaining sounds are military boots." Soon the guards opened the iron gate at the corner, and seven people, including Selov, appeared in front of Mendlev.

Windmill puffed Selov, who had just returned from Greece, saw the KGB killer leader, looked at the cells on both sides and asked, "Are they all here?" Mendlev nodded softly.

"There is no one who misses the net? Are you sure you have caught it?" Selov asked again, and Mendlev shook his head and said there was no.

"You didn't want to be so little when you were in the Ministry of Internal Affairs." Selov shook his head. Sometimes he wondered if he knew someone. How could a person have changed so much? Did Mendlev's tongue get sick, and turned around and said, "I will interrogate myself, find the suspicious one by one for me, and work here today."

After giving the order, Selov went directly to the interrogation room, allowing everyone to wait outside and not come in. There were 32 people arrested, including people from the diplomatic system and staff from the security department. Selov spent two days talking to these people at the headquarters of the Operations Executive Department, and found four people one by one, three in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and one in the Moscow National Security Bureau.

Perhaps because of time, the people arranged by Shevchenko were not at high status. Now he felt that both sides could talk, "Your Russian is good, are you descendants of Belarus?" Then his eyes fell on a man in his thirties and looked righteous and said, "But you are not, you are a real American. This is the person in charge of the spy lurking in through Shevchenko. The three of them do not know each other, nor do they know you, but you know them well."

"Chairman, as an anti-counterfeiter, I think evidence is very important," said the person in charge in the KGB uniform. "I was born in Berezniki, Perm, and this is all possible to investigate."
Chapter completed!