Chapter 1453 Unyielding Fighter Castro

Brezhnev set the general political strategy, specific things naturally have specific departments to solve, the war in the Middle East to find the Ministry of Defense, overseas operations to find the KGB, sniping that is the Foreign Ministry’s business.

It just so happens that Ustinov, Andropov, and Gromyko are all there, and they will naturally solve the problem.

Foltseva got off work from the Kremlin, informed her good oldest son about the whole meeting, and then solemnly instructed, “Alyosha, you’re not allowed to leave the country. America is the Americans’ backyard, and besides, you should be at home to observe, from an objective point of view, the evolution of the international situation, not to work on a specific matter.”

Alexeyev agreed, thought for a moment and then said, “I’m going to select a group of trustworthy people to go to Chile and Cuba and operate in secret without alerting the original team. I understand that every thing is important.”

“Yes, but you promised me not to go abroad, my good son.” Foltseva breathed a sigh of relief, something like that vigorous miracle in Indonesia wouldn’t have happened a second time, and she couldn’t accept a second time.

In the final analysis, although the Indonesian Communist Party was not perfect, but at that time it was still one of the three major forces in Indonesia, and if it was good to deal with, the Indonesian military would just do it, and would not be at peace with each other for so many years.

As for Allende? He was actually a Socialist, and on the political spectrum was actually the same as those in the Second International, except that the situation in the Americas was special, because of the Cuban discoloration, the US obviously couldn’t tolerate any Socialist party in the Americas anymore, and was suspicious of even the slightest hint of communism.

This high-handed treatment naturally caused the Socialists and the rest of the left in Latin America to be compressed closer and closer together.

That’s entirely America’s own problem, like the Socialists of the Second International over here in Europe, which are so clearly separated from the other left-wing parties that they show no sign of getting any closer.

Essentially the parties in Latin America have become what they are because of the high pressure exerted by the US’s suspicions, rooted in the Cuban turn of events that led to all of this.

Latin America, the backyard of the United States, Allende’s foundation can not be so strong, although in the Kremlin’s meeting, everyone agreed to fight the United States in Latin America and the United States, but in the end, how to fight, a meeting of the general policy or did not talk about the specific things.

“I know the stakes are high, I’m just doing what I have to do.” Arikseyev assured the Culture Tsar that he would not sneak off to the Americas, but he would do his part.

At dawn the next day, Arikseyev boarded a train and left Moscow for Chkalovsk, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, then boarded the train in Chkalovsk and kept traveling for one hundred kilometers, stopping on arrival at a small city in the neighboring Soviet Republic of Kazakstan, Plakinaya was the name of the small city, not used for any other city in the USSR, which was a native speaker of Latin.

The northwestern part of the small city is French, the northern part is Spanish, the northeastern part is Italian, and the southern part is Latin American countries, Brazil, Mexico, and Argentina.

Before entering Plakinaja, a uniformed purge worker had appeared, checked his papers and returned them with a military salute, “Colonel Alexeev, welcome to Plakinaja.”

“We need a group of men to travel to Latin America.” A brief briefing from Alexeyev was all that was needed, as for exactly where to go in Latin America, that was no comment.

Plakinaja actually served a similar purpose to Gatsina, creating an environment for the trained agents here to accept that they could be seamlessly integrated when it came time for the mission.

There was more than one such city in the Soviet Union, as language and culture were established in separate locations, and this one, near the Caspian Sea, mimicked Latin American culture.

Aliksheyev thinks it should be a Mexican environment that is mimicked, the rainforests of the True Trainers Place Americas, the USSR really didn’t have anything like that.

Aliksheyev has his own things, others have other people’s things, the Soviet Union’s top leadership has a thing to reach a consensus, that is, you can use the Arab League meeting as an anchor to see the Arab League meeting in the end to talk out what, and then determine the situation in the Middle East to change, as for the support of the North Vietnam under the United States to give a hard time, operation of the Cuban stowaways, that is to carry out the curtailing.

This meeting still had the result of using Cuba and North Vietnam as a countermeasure and Latin America and the Middle East as the main battlefield. Gromyko had already sent diplomats to Hanoi and Havana.

Alan Wilson would have had a very familiar vestigial feeling if he had known that the chosen curators were Vietnam and Cuba, as if Vietnam and Cuba were the ones to be carried out in the next few years to rail against the fact that the Soviet Union was hegemonic, and that these two countries were petty hegemons under the hegemony of the Soviet Union.

The Supreme Authority is naturally unaware that there has been a meeting on the Soviet side of the globe to attack the iconic strategic shift, and it doesn’t matter if he doesn’t know, it’s all in his head. There was no need to formalize what day the shift would be, it would probably just be a matter of adjusting to that strategy.

At this point he’d just read the communique about slamming India for confiscating foreign-owned businesses for nationalization, and felt the rhetoric was still a little too strong, and told Wick to replace it with more neutral words, the kind of wording that he didn’t want to read a second time after reading it, and that there was no second place for it to go down other than wiping his ass.

“We must emphasize the point that India is a great power, and for such a great power, we should not show it, even if we don’t respect it.” Alan Wilson expressed the ever dovish stance, emphasizing more on specific matters, “such as how Britain helped when it was subjected to an oil embargo by the Arab countries.”

India is of course a big country, like a country of India’s size, there can be specific insults, but the fact of the insults should never be publicized in a big way.

So the involvement of British troops in Bangladesh was done at Rahman’s request, and a deal had been made with India that once the situation in Bangladesh was stabilized, the British troops would withdraw.

“Secretary General, you are actually a pro-Indian?” Wick’s expression was as if he had seen an alien, weren’t the various Indian segments in Whitehall coming from the Supreme Authority here?

“I am in no way opposed to the generalization of pro-Indianist.” Alan Wilson did not even have a subtle change in expression, as if bathing in holy light like opening, “Every time I think of India’s glorious history, long civilization, all are fascinating, nothing more than praise them right, if the Indians are still dissatisfied, it is not enough to praise.”

Like if you say that Indian civilization is one of the oldest civilizations in the world, and if Indians say you’re wrong, then remove one of them, and the word humility? It doesn’t exist in India.

“When it comes to talking about that glorious history of India, even a poorly clothed Dalit will puff out his chest with pride.”

Wick, having been educated by the mind of supreme authority, straightened up and threw himself into the revision, linking the confiscation of British corporate capital to the Kennedy oil pipeline.

If if India still didn’t budge, there was nothing Britain could do, Whitehall was doing its best anyway, and there was nothing he could do about the former colonies being soft.

“I wonder how far it’s gotten.” Alan Wilson can not help but think of it, this year extremely lively a few hot spots, the two superpowers fight is not impossible, of course, can, away from Europe to fight.

The vast expanse of Asia, Africa and Latin America, not enough for the United States and the Soviet Union to do battle? Confrontation in Europe is a very stupid thing, European countries empty industrial strength, but no raw material production.

If either the Soviet Union or the United States were to win in other areas, Europe would naturally choose to surrender or side with the victor.

Surrender is definitely not out of the question, and after the United States planted a big heel from the Vietnam War, the possibility that the Cold War free world might not win, or simply might be on the losing side, is now not absolutely not a taboo that can’t be discussed.

Of course Allen Wilson is absolutely no idea of surrender, to know that the free world has not yet taken out the bottom of the box of mastery of the Seven Injuries Fist.

The economic vitality that erupted during the Reagan years of printing money plus shifting production capacity was enormous, and it was no wonder that the Soviet Union faltered in the face of such a wave.

“Forget it!” Alan Wilson froze for a moment, but decided to get his own affairs in order first, “Makins, formulate a military plan for Yemen. Making a plan doesn’t necessarily mean implementing it. Prevention is better than cure.”

He remembered that the historical U.S.-Soviet Mediterranean standoff, which was a bigger military standoff than the Bay of Bengal standoff, was during the Middle East War? What if the U.S. had to drag Britain into it? The Royal Navy still has a Mediterranean fleet now.

You know the UK is reluctant to offend the Arab countries, and if it has to, it’s better to pick and choose Yemen.

Yemen is now in the hands of the origin in Egypt’s free officers organization, pick Yemen as a millstone, at least the Kingdom of Egypt is happy to see it, this is the class attributes of the problem.

When the time comes, the Mediterranean fleet’s dispersal out of a carrier battle group placed in Alexandria Harbor, remote for the U.S. Navy to cheer, the other main ship placed in the sea off Aden on the line.

In the supreme authority for the United Kingdom to stay out of it, at least do not get involved in too much exhaustive thinking, so that Nixon anxious Watergate has new developments, the investigation committee has a new situation, Nixon from the beginning of the nineteen seventy-one, ordered the installation of eavesdropping devices in the White House office, in order to record the content of the conversations and phone calls with the henchmen.

So the Investigative Committee went to the White House to investigate. Inquiries were made as to whether it was known that there was a recording system within the White House. The White House staff members questioned admitted that there was such a recording system. Thus, Nixon’s secret recording system in the White House, came to light.

Learning of this, the committee demanded that Nixon provide these recordings and information. Cox, a special prosecutor appointed by the Department of Justice, learned of the secret recording system within the White House, and with the support of the Commission of Inquiry, issued subpoenas to the President for the tapes.

While Nixon was fretting, Gromeko sent diplomats who had met with Cuban leader Castro in Havana to talk about how to retaliate against the U.S. for inciting the Cuban people to flee.

“That’s a very good suggestion!” Castro exulted, pleased as if he had thought it up himself, not realizing that it was in fact really his original idea.

Showing the side of the indomitable fighter in the mouth of the culture czar, Castro not only did not object in the slightest, but on the contrary jumped at the chance, even wanting to provide immediately the Cuban identity papers of the prisoners of the Warsaw Pact countries, proving that they were all Cubans.