"The United States should not send troops to interfere, and they do not have the ability to break through." Little Valia tilted her head and looked at Selov and asked, "But the consequences should be better, and it is best to have bleeding time. Should we try to let the Iranians execute the detained Americans, so that Iran and the United States will be incompatible."

"It is better not to attack diplomatic personnel until they are incompatible. This will happen if they are at a disadvantage. Now I dare not say that we have the advantage, but we cannot use it to break the unspoken rules." Serov has also done this twice, once and a half, once and a half, once in Hungary and half in Indonesia. At that time, the Soviet Union was in a clear weakness and had to take risks to gain the greatest profit. Now this is no longer needed.

"That's a pity. Why should we abide by those so-called rules? We can make the rules ourselves." Little Valia looked very sorry. The little girl really wanted to play the big one.

Alas! The General Political Commissar sighed. This little girl had the same idea as she was when she was thirty or forty years old. She didn't consider the risks at all, and she would do whatever she had the high success rate. But at that time she had Xie Lieping wiped her butt, and now she was in the position of wiping others' butts. Only then did she know how helpless this feeling was.

Little Valia quickly sent the encrypted telegram and returned here after a while. This was the Soviet military base in Afghanistan. With the fear of death by the General Political Commissar, of course, he chose the place he thought was the safest as the command center. In his eyes, the Afghans were not trustworthy, and the Soviet military power was more trustworthy.

"Comrade Pujin is coming, and it is expected to be twenty minutes away." Little Valia tidied up the messy room, walked to the man and bent down and kissed, "I won't bother you anymore, I'll go take a shower and come back tonight."

"Yeah!" Shelov hummed with his chin with one hand, without any special expression. He fell into the pit, as if it was still a familiar pit twenty years ago. It seemed that the two secretary Isaimotney and Lukani also pushed him like this.

Is I very charming? This should be unlikely. Even if he is a little older than his average peers and does not have the ability to stop time on him, he still looks like a middle-aged man. It is precisely because of this idea that he thinks that he should be unattractive to young girls, otherwise he would not fall into the same pit again after twenty years.

Also, Little Valia was completely different from her when she first met her. At that time, this little girl was just a simple girl who didn't want to be a swallow. Now she was like a cruel and ruthless anti-counterfeiter, and the changes were a bit big. "She learned from that bastard, sneeze!" Sherov, who was still talking to herself just now, suddenly sneeze...

Pukin is now the director of the Friendship House of the Soviet Union and Afghanistan. Generally speaking, this kind of work mainly develops spies, except for the KGB institutions in Afghanistan. The Soviet Union has cultivated pro-Soviet forces here for decades. Another thing is that Selov can draw a very obvious conclusion through looking at Pukin's KGB career. In terms of foreign intelligence, Pukin is a complete loser. He worked in Democratic Germany for many years and developed two spies in total. One of them was arrested by the Federal Germany, exposing fifteen KGB spies.

Putin should be in the second General Administration of the KGB to carry out counter-espionage work, or the Fifth General Administration to carry out secret police work throughout the Soviet Union. The situation in Afghanistan is unstable, and more importantly, it is to help Afghanistan establish a strong security department, which is why Putkin finally came to Afghanistan.

"Overall, Afghan urban population is only one-fifth, and Comrade Amin's plan still has a long way to go. However, last month, Comrade Amin commanded the People's Army to quell a city's rebellion, and thousands of people were beaten to death. However, since then, we have not received reports of new rebellions. At least it has not appeared in big cities." Pujin reported after coming to the military base, saying that the conditions here were difficult, but did not discourage him.

"Aming is cruel enough. Why didn't I tell me when I was visiting? Forget it, it doesn't matter." Selov ordered calmly, "How is the military expansion in Afghanistan?"

"At present, Afghanistan has successfully expanded six divisions, and many commanders are controlled by Amin's fellow townsmen. The total number of Afghan People's Army has reached 240,000." Pukin continued to narrate, "From the Afghan People's Army, Amin's reputation is obviously higher. Currently, Amin serves as the chairman of the Council of Ministers and the Minister of Defense, and is conducting training for the army. Because of the relationship between our military advisory group and the Afghan People's Army, we still have a certain understanding of the People's Army, and at least under the same number, we can withstand the attacks of the Pakistani army."

"This is enough. The Pakistani army naturally has an opponent with a larger number and more weapons." Shelov analyzed Amin's behavior, how could he feel like Saddam? Saddam was Saddam. At least he could still be invincible in Iraq. If it weren't for Saddam, he would be ready to let Iraq return to Saddam's rule.

"Okay, when we completely resolve the Afghan issue, you will return to work in the Second General Administration. In fact, the most suitable place for you should be Comrade Andropov's Central Supervisory Commission. I will recommend it for you if you have the chance." Selov ended this meeting. Now, under the leadership of Andropov, the Central Supervisory Commission is becoming more and more powerful in the department. This is also very normal. After all, the predecessor of the Central Supervisory Commission was the leadership of the KGB. The Party and State Supervisory Commission in Xie Lieping's hands is just a castrated version.

Now there is another central secretary, the leader of the Central Presidium who is responsible for the international movement, and it is normal for the Central Supervisory Commission to be restored. Selov also knew that Andropov was secretly investigating some local cadres, ready to be used for it at that time.

Serov must be admired by Comrade Andropov, who is seriously ill and still wants to be the general secretary. He is a very perseverant person, and he can pretend to be nothing but laugh with him. If Brezhnev could last more than one year, Andropov would have gone to see Marx first.

It was almost time to night. Little Valia came back from outside and naturally took off her military uniform in front of the man and changed into pajamas. The female secretary was taking office at an unprecedented speed, faster than her exes.

"I'm very puzzled, why do you like me, the old man?" Selov asked in confusion, "When did it start? You can't hesitate?"

"I hesitated, fortunately I didn't hesitate for too long." Little Valia turned over, her delicate little face approached Selov and said with her searching eyes. "Many people say that you were seriously ill due to physical reasons, which was a total scam. You didn't look like a person in your fifties that night. As for when it started, it was from the first time we met, your blank KGB presidential order changed my destiny."

"Oh, the KGB President's Order? Did you come to repay your kindness because of your casual work? In fact, you don't need to do this at all. It's too late to stop now!" Selov said with some disgust.

"After thinking for too long, it becomes another emotion. I don't control this degree well." Little Valia unbuttoned her pajamas and showed her young body and tempted her, "I'm still too young, but I ended up putting myself in."

Since the fall of the Iranian capital Tehran, Iran has only one government left, namely pro-Western parties, religious forces and the Iranian People's Party, because it lost its common opponent. The relationship between the tripartite forces suddenly became subtle.

Religious forces opposed the election, believing that this would tear Iran's unity apart. However, the pro-Western political parties supported by the United States and the Iranian People's Party supported by the Soviet Union wanted to be at a high level in the election, but were stopped by religious leaders in the middle.

On this day, many protesters gathered outside the U.S. Embassy in Iran to protest against the United States' harbor, Pahlavi. This kind of protest is common. From the time of protesting against King Pahlavi's rule, another major protest site in Tehran was the US Embassy. The staff of the U.S. Embassy could be used to it, but this protest was slightly different. The number of people participating from noon has increased, making the military and police responsible for maintaining order here a little powerless.

Suddenly the crowd began to move forward, and the military and police responsible for guarding the embassy had to retreat step by step, because the US embassy was also besieged earlier, and because there were too many Iranians protesting this time. The diplomats at the US embassy did not order the Marines to resist. The number of the other side was so large that the resistance would only end up being blood-slaughtered.

However, after occupying the US Embassy, ​​the protest organized by the Iranian People's Party instantly took all the people in the US Embassy hostages. Soon some confidential documents that were found were sent away. Professionals trained by the KGB began to crack and restore these documents as evidence to incite Iran's anti-American sentiment.

Selov finally confirmed one thing, that is, the Iranian anti-American is real, and he happily lit a cigarette, "Reagan, you have been elected, but you must thank me. This is the first gift I have given you."
Chapter completed!