Serov, who had just returned to Ruby Yangka, first issued an order, mainly to deal with the problem of Yugoslavia. Thinking about the political situation of Yugoslavia after Tito's death, we must find ways to calm the problem children of this socialist camp and return to the normal track they should have.

This normal track is to join the Warsaw Pact and the Shrine. If Yugoslavia wants to continue living a peaceful life, it must be under the protection of the Soviet Union. There is no doubt that Tito may not want to do this, it doesn't matter. This stumbling block can be completely defeated by time, and Serov will definitely win under the cover of time.

As for whether it is not a victory, what does it matter? Didn’t Stalin say that the winner will not be condemned...

"One of the foundations of Yugoslavia's establishment is to weaken the Serbs. Tito wants to learn from Bismarck to play the balance beam, but don't forget what fate is Germany after Bismarck's death. We have ready-made people to use, Lankovic, who has been dismissed and the 40,000 Serbian Communist Party cadres who were cleaned up. At this stage, we must first act carefully. After Tito's death, the plan will be officially started. The neighboring countries around Yugoslavia are all Warsaw Pact countries. As long as we are careful, the success rate is still very high!" Serov formulated a general activity framework for the First General Administration to prevent improper operation.

"I understand, the Chairman, as usual, should he bury the nails first and wait for the change of the timing?" The director of the First General Administration nodded. None of the cadres in foreign intelligence work were convinced by Selov, which was based on success.

The Yugoslavia incident was just an episode. For the Soviet Union, Yugoslavia was the last unobedient country in Eastern Europe, and the relationship between Ceausescu and the Soviet Union in Romania was also maintained generally in harmony. Therefore, Yugoslavia was just an isolated country, and even if the explosion was unavailable to the Soviet Union, it might not necessarily cause any harm.

The worst result is that Selov held high the stick of limited sovereignty and allowed Ustinov to assemble the Warsaw Pact army to invade Czechoslovakia. He believed that the problem could be solved within a few days. Unlike Yugoslavia surrounded by the Warsaw Pact, the situation in the Middle East is somewhat intertwined. The triangular strategy constructed by Selov, in response to the US's double-pillar strategy, can only be said to have an advantage in military power. This advantage is not as great as the enemy's chief once the war machine is started, and the enemy's chief is lost.

The Middle East was much worse than a separate Yugoslavia for the Soviet Union. What made Selov most disgusted with is that the incident between Iran and Afghanistan is likely to break out at the same time. It is not a good thing for any country to face two things at the same time. Germany knows to avoid fighting on both sides as much as possible, although it has not been successful at once.

"It seems that for the first time in more than 20 years, we have to face up to the problem in the south. There are issues in Iran and issues in Afghanistan. We can discuss them separately, and we can discuss them together. Then!" Selov looked at the spy leaders around him and spread his hands, "Let's start..."

On the chairs on both sides, there are two first vice chairmen, two vice chairmen, director of the important general bureau, and members of the KGB presidium. If there is a bomb in the meeting, the most vicious group in the entire Soviet strategic offensive will be reimbursed as a whole.

It is well known that the situation in Iran is unstable. From last year to now, there have been more marches in Iran than in the past ten years. As for Afghanistan, rebellions in some provinces are worrying enough. If problems arise between the two countries at the same time, it would be a disaster for the Soviet Union. The border pressure in the southern Soviet Union will increase unprecedentedly from the Caucasus to Central Asia.

In this case, the Soviet Union would probably expand its army soon. In fact, this idea is not the worst situation. If China cannot bear the loneliness and find trouble for the Soviet Union, the results of ten years of strategic offensive will be lost, and the Soviet Union may even be defeated back to its original form. The Soviet Union was energetic to face these problems. Once it encounters the United States, which is full of power and strives to withstand it, it is unknown whether it can withstand it.

The whole body was touched, and this was the helplessness of the Soviet Union. Sending troops was the worst strategy. In history, the Soviet Union killed 800,000 militants from the entire Peace World at the cost of 150,000. At the same time, it caused two million ordinary Afghans to die. This exchange was much stronger than the US military in the 21st century, but it was useless and eventually had to withdraw from Afghanistan.

The best way to treat the Peace Cult is to let them kill themselves until they kill all the most extreme parts. However, without external support, they are extremes in the same situation. It is impossible to directly interfere, and let them go without any silence.

"Let the right to let us interfere regardless of whether it is in line with the tradition of our anti-counterfeiting workers, direct interference may bring us into it. This is still our neighboring country. We must think of ways to interfere with the conditions," Selov concluded at last.

Protests in Iran have begun last year, with devout Iranians almost entirely using their "mosque network", but for Iran, which has "more than 15 million adults", the protesters are only a minority. Demonstrators demonstrate every forty days mourning the demonstrators who died earlier, and each demonstration caused casualties until moderate religious leader Shariat Madari called on protesters to calm down and stay at home. In an attempt to please moderate priests to calm down, the king fired the leaders of Savak and promised an election to be held in the next year.

Although this wave of protests throughout Iran has been nearly a year later than history, the shock to the Soviet Union is still huge. The Soviet Union's vision is not limited to Iran's country, but the possibility of the spread of this revolution. Iraq and Afghanistan are both neighbors of Iran. Compared with Iraq, which has been operating stably for many years, the Afghan People's Party has just come to power and does not have enough resistance. This is why the Soviet Union disliked Amin, who advocated tough land reform and eradicated local forces and tribes. The Soviet Union was afraid that Amin stimulated the counterattack of religious forces, and then affected the Soviet Union.

"It's a bit difficult. If we support the Pahlavi dynasty, the ultimate success may be the Americans. The Pahlavina boy has always been pro-American. We have no reason to support him." First Vice Chairman General Bobkov shook his head slightly.

"But Khomeini's religious color is too strong. Once it affects the surrounding areas, it is likely to completely destroy our painstaking efforts in the Middle East for decades, and even affect the Caucasus region of our country." Another KGB First Vice Chairman General Chebrikov was also at a loss.

Although it seems like he is taking a side, in fact, standing there will not show the benefits to the Soviet Union. For a moment, these tried and tested spy chiefs cannot tell who should be chosen.

"What surprised me the most was that Khomeini had been in Paris and could still command Iranian believers remotely. Peace is really not a good thing, and he dared to fight against the government." Selov snorted coldly, "Our comrades in China, we must not relax the suppression in this regard. If there is a voice of religious voice in any region, we must not be soft-hearted."

"Yes..." General Bobkov, General Chebrickov, General Zinev and General Tsvigon guaranteed at the same time.

Selov covered his head. He had laid nails in all countries, and Iran was no exception. But when things came to an end, no matter which side they were on, it would not be of great benefit to the Soviet Union. It would be of greater benefit to the Soviet Union and even greater harm to the United States. The choice that would be harmful to the United States actually also poses a harm to the Soviet Union. It is worthy of being a cancer of humanity. Such a difficult multiple-choice question has occurred.

If it is military interference, there are also several alternatives. The first is a comprehensive invasion, so that the Soviet Union would directly solve the source of cholera. The best case is to limit the battlefield to Iran. The second is a partial invasion, replicating Stalin's original plan and occupying the entire southern Azerbaijan region in northern Iran.

But the problem is that the former requires a lot of people to die. Once the Soviet Union invades a full-scale, Iran will inevitably go unanimously to the outside world. The strangeness of the artillery party in the Republic of China is still very rare. Selov does not believe that the Soviet Union will be able to meet with such good luck.

In addition to being hostile to Iran, some invasions also have the population problem of Azerbaijan. Southern Azerbaijan is much larger than the Soviet Union's Azerbaijan in both population and area. The Soviet Union will suddenly have nearly 10 million more people, and these people are peacemakers. The Azerbaijanis in the Soviet Union will become a minority and will be quickly assimilated.

Occupy Southern Azerbaijan is a bad move. Once you succeed and regret it later, the Azerbaijanis will quickly become the third largest ethnic group in the Soviet Union with a population of over 10 million, second only to the Ukrainians.

While Selov was thinking alone, there was a sensation in the entire conference room, and no one disturbed his thinking at this time, otherwise the consequence would be very serious.

Standing on Pahlavi's side, Khomeini's side, and occupying Southern Azerbaijan, several choices appeared one after another in Serov's head. In the end, all of these options disappeared. The 21st century Syrian war model appeared in Serov's mind, fighting agent wars, turning the entire Iran into a meat grinder, allowing them to kill themselves until they decide the winner.

"The forces we cultivate in Iran are mainly concentrated in the gathering areas of Azerbaijan, right?" Selov nodded when he saw his subordinates, "Then let these forces work together to maintain the peace of Azerbaijan and separate us from Iran from geographically, so that the province will blow us up."
Chapter completed!