Although this confrontation will not shake the foundation of the Soviet Union for the time being, it does shake the earth. Fortunately, the foundation of the Soviet Union is much more stable than in history. Otherwise, this wave of confrontation will inevitably cause the Soviet Union to lose blood. Compared with the armed conflict of agents, Portugal needs a more gentle attitude.

Everyone in the world is born equal, which is a noble pursuit, but at the national level, Europe has the greatest value. In order to compete for it, the Soviet Union and the United States must pretend to be noble and wait for a fatal opportunity. When their opponent dies, it is not too late to be a villain. Selov doesn't care how many people died in the third world. As long as there is no major event of ethnic cleansing, it will not cause shocks around the world.

Europe is different. Even if less than ten people died due to protests, as long as there were casualties and injuries, they might be bitten by Reagan's big wolf dog. Selov finally found a little bit of the feeling of being an old master and became a firefighter.

Using the righteousness of the Communist International, we will first stabilize the situation in Portugal, and express that other brotherly parties are concerned about the calls of the Portuguese people. We will discuss this issue at the Congress of the Communist International and respond to the correct calls of the people.

"If it were Poland, I would have let them feel the iron fist of social imperialism. Let them know what international dictatorship theory is and limited sovereignty theory." Selov's view of Poland is so direct. For Poland, except for the Western Slavic Maomei, the General Secretary basically has no positive view.

Even so, in the telegram to Vietnam, Indonesia, Cuba and Chile, the General Secretary had no idea of ​​casually talking. The lines required these countries to strengthen, rely on each other to protect themselves, and support nearby brotherly parties and play the leading role of the local major and large party.

The General Secretary did not say it clearly, but in fact, these words gradually became the shadow of limited sovereignty and international dictatorship under the framework of social imperialism. The General Secretary, who was about to set off for Lisbon, picked up the phone and said, "Check me for Comrade Shelbitsky, the First Secretary of the Ukrainian Party Committee!"

"Who are you?" There was a little girl's voice on the other side of the phone. It seemed that she had just obtained this new job.

"Who are you?" Shelov looked like a toothache. This was the first time he had encountered such a thing.

"I am Tymoshenko, the operator of Ukraine." Tymoshenko did just get this job, and this was helped by her father-in-law, but she was not very familiar with it when she was just starting work.

"I am the General Secretary of the Soviet Union, Chairman of the Supreme Soviet, Chairman of the National Defense Committee, Chairman of the National Security Committee, Political Commissar of the General National Security Committee, and Marshal of the Soviet Union." Selov's eyebrows jumped, regardless of whether the other party was a duplicate name, and said directly, "Check me Comrade Selbizky, I have something to look for him."

"Please wait!" Tymoshenko immediately replied in a hurry. Selov looked at the phone on the table. In fact, according to the convenience, this phone was not very useful. It was just not easy to be intercepted and was retained by the Soviet government. According to relevant regulations, when it comes to official business, this phone still needs to be used to contact us.

"I am Shelbitsky, what's the matter? Caspian tiger?" Shelbitsky shut down the people around him and asked in a long voice, "Tell me, what's the matter that needs Ukraine's support? I'm busy."

"What are you busy with? The remaining anti-Soviet elements do you need to go into battle in person? I thought it was when Sherest was transferred just now?" Sherbisky's words were ignored. Sherbisky knew that Sherbisky was indeed busy recently and asked, "You seem to have not come to the Kremlin for a meeting for a long time."

"Are you participating in the presidium of your National Security Commission?" Shelbizky sneered, "With your loyal wolfdog, what resolution can't be passed?" Half of the members of the Central Presidium of the Soviet Union were from the KGB. The meaning of Serbizky's words was to satirize that the current supreme authority of the Soviet Union was almost regarded as the second Rubiy Yangka by the KGB. The Ministry of Internal Affairs, the KGB, the Central Supervisory Commission, and the top leaders of the Central Foreign Liaison Department are all security cadres.

"Don't say that? You also know that I have been talking about national security work and the talent of reserve cadres should be discovered slowly. There is no way now." Selov, who was holding the phone, called and asked back, "You must understand that many people here were all the ones you ordered to see me at the beginning. People are still those people, and it's no different."

The General Secretary did not wrongly accuse Serbizky, Chebrikov, and Zvegon, all senior members of the Dnipro gang. Now, except for the changing environment, nothing else has changed. After he came to power, he did not counterattack.

"Wait a minute, I'm not here to talk to you. The country's telecommunications is also used in this way. Do you go with me at the Communist International Conference in September?" Soldierbizky's counterattack, Selov said directly, "Ligachev is not a professional economic expert. Comrade Jihonov is too old. Besides, the chairman of the Ministerial Council has great symbolic significance. You and him cannot go to Lisbon. Among the local cadres, you and Kunaev are the most experienced."

The Portugal thing is not something that Ligachev can solve from the perspective of thought, and thoughts cannot solve all problems. In terms of economy, Ligachev is too young and it is not necessarily useful to take him. Jihonov must have this ability, but the second-ranked figure is already eighty years old, and the General Secretary is really afraid of having another state funeral this year.

Only Serbizky and Kunayev are the cadres who are experienced and able to play the role of an elder. Serbizky and Kunaev are not capable of this. How can a general secretary who is a security cadre talk and laugh with the Portuguese protesters? Even if the general secretary is indeed experienced and has seen many people, he has been to many countries, but he doesn't understand it.

"There are twenty-five days left, okay, I will go abroad with you then." Shelbitsky agreed. Before the conversational secretary could speak, he hung up the phone directly. He really didn't want to talk to this opponent, and now he even got in.

Portugal* has announced that the Communist International Conference will be held in Lisbon in September. At the same time, news that has attracted attention has also spread in Portugal about other brother parties' knowledge of the situation in Portugal. The number of protests itself has decreased, after all, many protesters have attracted international attention. This is also the purpose of the protesters.

Serov understood that collective power is advocated by socialist countries, and since it is advocated, there must be some reason. Therefore, in the big scenes, the Soviet Union never stings. As long as the scene is in place, it will always have some effect.

Compared to the General Secretary who went to bed directly from boarding the plane, Serbizky was much more serious. This successor Brezhnev originally wanted was indeed more like a leader of a great power. The one who had the greatest influence on Serbizky was the General Secretary who was not indifferent to his emotions. But the person who had the greatest influence on Serbizky was Khrushchev's big fool.

Until Lisbon got off the plane, Shelbitsky kept looking at the relevant information, the root of the protests, the conditions put forward by the protesters, and the conditions that Portugal can currently bear. The government will agree to whatever protesters want. This is definitely not possible. The country also has the ability to bear and cannot do anything randomly. If you agree to the people's request without bottom line, the country will bear a heavy burden. Even the current welfare of the Soviet Union was not satisfied with Serbitsky and hoped to cut it a little.

Portugal General Secretary Alvaro Kuniar welcomed the Soviet delegation at the airport. The awakened General Secretary and his in-laws got off the plane at the same time, hugged General Secretary Alvaro Kuniar, greeted each other and entered the official residence.

There was no problem with General Secretary Alvaro Kuniar's communication with the two. Until the Carnation Revolution, he had been in exile in Moscow for thirteen years. Thirteen years was enough for a person to learn a good language in a foreign country.

"It is certain that some people are striking behind the scenes, and we also know who it is." Serov said without comment. "It has appeared several times since the establishment of the socialist system in Portugal. However, during the period of Ford and Carter, the action was not so big. Since Reagan came to power, the class enemy of the people of the world has torn off the mask of hypocrisy, and this time it has given us a difficult problem, and General Secretary Kuniar should also understand this."

General Secretary Alvaro Kuniar nodded. He was also a leader with rich experience in fighting. In fact, today's protesters reminded him of the past, but at that time he was the one who led the protesters.

"We firmly believe that * is bound to be more perfect than capitalism, but the development along the way cannot show the overwhelming advantage of capitalism. After all, in terms of foundation and development time, we are much later." Shelbitsky interjected, "* is not just a welfare policy, it is the view of the socialists."

"In this Communist International Conference, people from all countries will talk to the current protest groups. If the protesters' demands are untenable, they will naturally resolve this protest." Selov agreed with Selbizky's opinion and found a group of parties. On the second day after the Soviet delegation arrived, some dialogues about the Soviet General Secretary's concern for the wave of protest in Portugal were published in the Portuguese Party Newspaper Forward.
Chapter completed!