"We do not lack ports in the Mediterranean and do not need to rely too much on Libya. Of course, the Mediterranean fleet can go over and repair it, which is a statement of a position." Selov's reaction was very plain. The port problem has long been a major factor that plagued the Soviet Red Navy. The huge tugboat has almost become the standard configuration of the Red Navy.

However, now the Soviet Union has become truly vast. The Soviet Red Navy in the four oceans around the world does not lack ports to dock. So Selov doesn't think it is very important for Gaddafi's show of kindness. He would rather watch the European and American newspapers make up, at least he can smile knowingly. Isn't Reagan's performance very attentive?

If there is anything else, it is to listen to the lectures. Of course, the General Secretary is ignorant. Except for the industries related to the anti-counterfeiting workers, his other understandings have been evaluated by Valia. Since it is an amateur, we should learn more. Some people in the Soviet Union were not amateurs, and there were no shortage of such people in the Academy of Sciences and the Planning and Economic Committee.

How to adjust the national industrial layout of the Soviet Union and how to use the past two years to adjust it is of course a matter worth discussing. The layout of productivity originated in the Soviet Union and was a form and means for the Soviet Union to implement a planned economy. In the Soviet Union, the layout of productivity was an arrangement for regional division of labor, and regional division of labor refers to the spatial expression of the division of labor between various production locations and their sums. Determining regional division of labor first requires in-depth analysis of various conditions including general conditions, departmental conditions and local conditions, and finally a comprehensive region is arranged nationwide.

Comprehensive region is to determine the regional combination of different production departments. This combination takes into account the needs of society for material materials across the country and the social labor necessary to produce these material materials, and the distribution of labor among various departments and the allocation of various regions.

"This involves population issues. Regardless of the large territory of our country, we also need to take care of national security. How to adjust is very worth discussing. Comrade Jihonov is very old. I think this matter can be discussed with Comrade Romanov." Shelov said as if I had understood it completely, but in fact he didn't understand it at all.

This matter is only suitable for Romanov. Jihonov does not have the ability to make groundbreaking opinions at all. Of course, even this 80-year-old prime minister is still better than him, the general secretary.

Calling Romanov to issue a task is what Selov can do. As for making a macro suggestion for Romanov to execute, isn’t this a joke? The General Secretary has no such ability. The big spy is only better than the Go map as the General Secretary. The comparison sample is too poor, so it seems that Selov is very wise and powerful.

"This industrial adjustment must be coordinated with the improvement of the leapfrog nature of the planned economic system. The Party and the country are paying close attention. Therefore, I must choose the most capable cadre in our era in economic development. Comrade Jihonov is old and may not be able to keep up with the energy. Only you can take this responsibility. I have no suggestions, and you are fully responsible for this matter." The General Secretary, who is nothing right, is definitely a master in at least the toxic chicken soup.

Moreover, the words also named the fact that Jihonov was already eighty years old, but don’t misunderstand that Selov, a chairman of the Council of Ministers who has no sense of existence, likes it very much. If Romanov had an illusion that he was the next chairman of the Council of Ministers, it had nothing to do with Selov at this time, and it was purely imagined by Romanov himself.

The effect of poisonous chicken soup is very significant. Romanov nodded very solemnly, as if he felt the important responsibility of the Party and the country and the people's ardent hope. This kind of ideological awareness is not much higher than that of Selov, who is not only a stink stick but also a stink stick. Soon the General Secretary proposed that the Central Secretary, Leningrad Prefecture, be the First Secretary, Romanov, also serves as the First Vice Chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers, assisting the work of Jihonov, chairman of the Soviet Council of Ministers.

"The news came from the United Nations General Assembly that our proposal was rejected again." Kossellesky, Director of the General Office of the Central Committee, was helpless when reporting this. In the past two years, he has reported the same news countless times, without exception, and the news is that the Soviet Union proposed that all the franchise republics be counted as the votes of the United Nations.

After World War II, the Soviet Union emphasized that the founding member states should be countries that declare war on the Axis powers. When the United States insisted on its own views, the Soviet Union proposed that all its sixteen franchise republics should be listed as founding members. In the end, the United States, Britain and the Soviet Union compromised each other, and a Soviet country became a power of three votes, which is commonly known as one country and three votes.

After becoming General Secretary, Selov frequently began to try to break through this limitation and repeatedly proposed at the United Nations General Assembly that the Soviet Union was an alliance of a country, not a country, so every franchise republic should have corresponding United Nations powers.

This proposal is not only not only the Soviet Union and the Warsaw Pact countries, but not even the neutral countries will not agree. Therefore, every time they vote, they are rejected at an absolute disadvantage. Of course, other countries will not agree. The Soviet Union, which has one country and three votes, has already been like this. If fifteen votes are represented at the same time, will the United Nations still change? You should know that the term of the non-permanent membership of Ukraine has just stepped down, and the Soviet Union will launch some franchise republics to compete for the non-permanent seats, which will be easier.

"Call the second secretary Comrade Ligachev, I have something to discuss with him." Selov ordered disapprovingly.

The reason why he started to re-produce the old tune when he took office was that Selov disgusted the United States at the United Nations in the name of equality. He never wanted to strengthen local rights. He just knew that the United States would definitely oppose it, so he kept asking the Soviet ambassador to the United Nations to put forward such suggestions that the United States would never accept.

"General Secretary, has our proposal been rejected again?" Ligachev obviously knew about it.

"That's right, since our proposal is not accepted by the international community, I will be ready to amend the Constitution! Article 18." Selov said that the Soviet Constitution passed in 3006 stipulates that each franchised republic will exercise state power independently and its sovereignty is protected by the Soviet Union. The Soviet Constitution also stipulates that the franchised republics have their own national flag, national emblem, constitution, and reserve the right to freely withdraw from the alliance.

In the 1940s, the Soviet Union revised the Soviet Constitution. Article 18 of the amended Soviet Constitution stated: "Every franchise republic has the right to directly develop relations with foreign countries, sign agreements and exchange diplomatic and consular representatives." In addition, the new franchise constituent constitution also gave the franchise republic the power to establish its own armed forces.

In fact, the reason why the Soviet Constitution was amended was to gain an advantage in the United Nations in the face of the affirmation of victory in World War II, so that all its franchise republics could become founding countries. However, the Soviet Union's goal was not achieved, but only Ukraine and Belarus became founding countries.

In this way, the amendment of the Soviet Constitution is meaningless. Selov deliberately took the constitution and challenged the US President Reagan, who was most hostile to the Soviet Union, in order to hope that the United States could reject the Soviet Union's proposal, so that this law would be meaningless and would be revised naturally. The abolition of the franchise republic can break away from the legal basis of the Soviet Union.

After the Soviet Union's proposal to the United Nations continued to hit a wall, external conditions have been met, and the international community will not accept the fact that the Soviet Union is an alliance. When external conditions are met, the Soviet Constitution will have no basis. Amending the Constitution is the next step that must be carried out.

After the 27th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union in March, Selov was officially elected as General Secretary by all Central Committee members, which was recognized by all Soviet Communist Party members and representatives of more than 140 brotherly parties. Now he is completely the General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.

What Serov needs the second secretary to do is to provide a theoretical basis to show that this constitutional amendment is legitimate and expected. As long as Serov thinks, the amendment will definitely be passed. After all, he is still the chairman of the Supreme Soviet.

"The drafting of the document was approved by the Central Bureau and we officially passed it at the end of the year." Selov ordered, and Ligachev nodded, knowing that this matter would be discussed by the Supreme Soviet, and then it would be passed without surprise.

Libya and Gromiko are still running between Switzerland and Libya, and are also presiding over the process of the medium-range missile treaty and the process of the hostage crisis in Libya. Faced with the situation where France and the United States stand together. Gromiko showed his true nature and a very rigid robot style. No matter what the United States and France say, they need to try their best to ask Moscow for advice.

Of course, in every negotiation, Gromiko will not make any concessions at all, that would be too obvious. It was just under the guise of public opinion in Arab countries, and hoped that France and the United States would consider the view of the Third World. They were tough but would not set up obstacles. This is Gromiko's current work, and at the same time, they would also establish the impression of American hegemony in Arab countries.

When in Zurich, Switzerland, Gromiko changed his face and talked about European peace, saying that the Soviet Union would live in peace for a long time with European countries, and even showed some whims in private, saying that the Soviet Union might reduce the number of Eastern European troops.

The Soviet Union's meaning is very simple. Either two things should be resolved together, or even if the United States tied up France and put pressure on it together, it would never succeed. With the medium-range missile treaty as bait, there is no fear that European countries will not take the bait.
Chapter completed!