"Although Reagan has unswerving confidence in confronting us, we cannot ignore some fears in the Americans. As long as we keep our feet firm, no one can do anything to us. After this round of confrontation, the situation of the entire Cold War was very clear. Other countries, including all neutral countries, should know who to be friends with." Schellov coughed twice, as if he was a little uncomfortable with his throat smoking, and continued, "The United States under Reagan may fight to the death. This is a very dangerous strategy, because the winner is not necessarily an American."

Andropov, Ustinov, and Gromiko all nodded. The General Political Commissar can always show a reassuring attitude at critical moments. It seems that the same set of comforting words have different effects.

"I'm tired and can do it according to the agreed method. As long as we unite ourselves, no one can do anything to our country!" Brezhnev said with a lack of energy, "Let that second-rate actor know his position."

We still have to fight back against the arguments of the evil empire. There is no need to pretend to be anyone, Selov can do it.

The Soviet Union's ten-year strategic offensive did not have no impact on the world situation. Otherwise, Reagan would not have been opposed by so many media during his campaign. Reagan in the 1980s had no connection with Reagan's image in the 21st century. The background of the 1980s was that the Soviet Union swept the world and was at its peak after its founding. At this time, Reagan fought desperately with the Soviet Union. Of course, most people thought Reagan was crazy. How could the United States be the opponent of the Soviet Union? He should live in peace with the Soviet Union and use the economic power of the Federal Germany and Japan to hold back the Soviet Union.

During the period of President Carter, the United States did advocate too much polarization, but from the day Reagan came to power, the word multipolarization disappeared, replaced by the US-Soviet public administration world, that is, the two-level domination of the world. In fact, before President Kennedy, the United States had been trying to rule the world by itself. Reagan's speech and the arguments at the peak of the United States were already relatively modest.

According to history, after Reagan's recent Soviet Union could not keep up with the pace of the United States, he instantly changed from maintaining balance with the Soviet Union to establishing advantages. During this transformation, the Soviet Union ushered in Gomap as the leader of the country.

In the current context, Selov has no worries that no one believes what he said. As long as he dares to say it, at least many American media that are unwilling to confront the Soviet Union will reprint his words.

On the second day after the statement of the evil empire in the United States came out, the Soviet Communist Youth League published some comments from the General Political Commissar of the National Security General Political Commissar, "Nothing in the world today is beyond the scope of the Soviet Union's considerations. The difference is that the Soviet Union wants to not react. The Soviet Union is not like the United States. It must rely on war to solve problems, and it is always a loser. This American election has given me a new understanding of the United States. Since the Americans have chosen a third-rate actor, an early patient with Alzheimer's disease confronts the Soviet Union, they must bear all the consequences."

"No one is the opponent of the Soviet Union. Even if the Soviet Union's military power has not been developed for ten years, the United States will not be able to catch up. I believe no one wants to fight with the Soviet Union on the ground. As for why, you will know immediately."

"The Americans brag about the destiny is nothing more than that a criminal with a 6-sided edge is cheering himself, just like the Americans stay away from two world wars but think they have won. I don't know the Americans yet? All wars have shown that the United States has never had the ability to compete with evenly rivals. Not to mention confronting the Soviet Union, even North Korea and Vietnam cannot win. I really don't know where to get the confidence to fight against the Soviet Union. What Americans like to do the most is to fully arm themselves, and their enemies are best to use fire sticks. Once the enemy has a gun, the United States dare not say that it will win. The most combative battlefield for American soldiers is on the woman's belly."

Articles of the Communist Youth League's Pravda have been reprinted one after another, and the criticism and accusations of Reagan have also begun to move to the next round. However, as the US president, Reagan does not lack support, otherwise he would not have succeeded in the election. Some conservative media were surprised by the growth of pro-Soviet media in the United States, accusing the Soviet Union of threatening the freedom of some Americans and being scared by the Soviet Union. From this point of view, the appearance of President Reagan is very appropriate.

Reagan had no political achievements at this time, and the conservative media could only portray Reagan as a fighter, not afraid of power, challenged the hegemony of the Soviet Union, and protected the peace of the free world. For a time, the media station between the United States and the Soviet Union started again, and the pens of the two camps took action one after another, grasping the other's shortcomings and criticizing the other party's uselessness.

"Before May, you must start! Otherwise, the rainy season is coming, and it will not be easy to provoke the South Asian war. Also, this time, I can only succeed in one blow, and I am not ready to register. In other words, once I fail, I can only give up."

"This is a concentrated location for flammable and explosive materials in the entire area. This is where we placed through the Balochistan People's Liberation Army. If the Indian police were not too incompetent, they would have found clues. The traffic at the movement location is inconvenient. We have been constantly correcting it for more than ten years. There are actually only a few routes of expected escape."

"It can be said that as long as the fire is together, these escape passages can only play a comforting role. More than ten years ago, I personally walked through the path inside. There was no inconvenient transportation inside. Once an accident occurs, it would be a tragedy that shocked the world."

In the minister's office of the headquarter of the Operations Executive Department, Selov held his forehead and spoke intermittently. He rarely put a trace of hesitation in his voice. This would never appear normally.

"How do you feel!" It was like talking to the air for a long time, and Selov still solicited opinions from his subordinates who had almost no presence. If the other party raised objections, he might really give up this plan.

"It's very cruel!" Mendlev finished listening quietly, closed his eyes but immediately opened his mouth and said, "I must definitely get rid of the roots."

"Yes, you have to send someone to respond to the Balochistan People's Liberation Army and then kill them all." Selov nodded.

After saying that, he left the headquarters of the Operations Executive Office. The Alzheimer's disease patient he mentioned, and US President Reagan was still giving speeches everywhere, and ignored the Soviet Union's attack on him for Alzheimer's disease. Once he refuted this, he couldn't explain it clearly. Anyway, he thought he hadn't, so he ignored the curse of the secret police leader. Otherwise, the verbal battle would be gone.

Reagan, who had just become president, also had to contact representatives from all walks of life, among which the trade union was the top priority.

In the afternoon, Ronald Reagan left the hotel through the "Presidential Pass". The waiting car was parked in the northwest corner of T Street, while John Hinckley mingled in the crowd outside the door to wait for the opportunity. Before getting on the bus, the president passed by Hinckley directly in the crowd due to the negligence of the accompanying security agents.

Realizing that he would never get a better chance than this, he immediately took out his Rom revolver and fired six shots in two seconds, but none of them directly hit the president. His first shot hit the head of White House news spokesman James Brady, and the second shot hit the back of the neck of the D.C. Police Officer Thomas Drakhanti, who turned around and tried to protect the president. At this time, he had a clear vision of shooting the president, but his third shot hit the glass of another hotel across the street.

At this time, Jerry Pal, the head of the security agent, tried his best to push the president into the car, and the fourth shot hit the abdomen of another agent Timothy McCarthy who was desperately pounced on the president as a shield. The fifth shot hit the bulletproof glass on the car's door, and the sixth shot first hit the car's bulletproof armor and then rebounded from the president's armpit and hit the lungs, which was only about 2.5 cm from the heart.

The president's shooting was immediately reported by the media and spread throughout the United States. While Selov was still evaluating the success rate, Selvanov, director of the General Affairs Office, suddenly came in and reported, "The President's news, the US president was assassinated."

"Huh? Reagan was assassinated?" Shelov was stunned, and then suddenly realized that Reagan had indeed been assassinated once when he first came to power. Some people said that there was no political reason and it was just an accident, while others said that it was a political conspiracy. But it was definitely not done by the Soviet Union, because Shelov had not issued an order, and someone still killed him, which means that this matter has nothing to do with the Soviet Union.

At this moment, the phone on the table suddenly rang. Selov picked up the phone and agreed twice, and then drove to the Kremlin. This was the phone call Brezhnev personally called.

"Reagan was shot and never issued such an order at all." Shelov regretted that he really wanted to kill him two days ago, because he was suspected of this matter. How unfair he was wronged?

Brezhnev remained silent, and he also believed that this was unlikely to be the KGB attack. Although Selov had always been very brave, if he had the ability to kill the US president at any time, he might not be able to witness it himself. The person sitting in the position of General Secretary today is likely to be Selepin rather than him.

Brezhnev thought he was very accurate in his view of people. His enemies were no longer on the political stage. He wanted to change Selov many times, but he did not do so in the end. "I believe you, as the general political commissar, you should also know what it means if Reagan was shot and had something to do with the Soviet Union?"

It means the arrival of the world war, but Selov believes that this has nothing to do with the Soviet Union. Because it was not what he did at all. (To be continued.)
Chapter completed!