"Bang~~" Just when Tan Bin was inspecting the new artillery radar that had just been trial-produced at the Central Plains Electronic Radar Institute, Anderson, who was in the office of the deputy military attache of the British Embassy in China, was wearing a straight British Royal Navy lieutenant commander uniform, slammed his fist on the desk in front of him, and the desk jumped violently upward, and then listened

"Boom~~" There was a sound, and several signature pens in the pen holder were instantly scattered on the table, but Anderson ignored this and roared loudly with an angry look:

"When will the Chinese be able to develop artillery radars on their own? Since the beginning of the year, when we first contacted them, they didn't know what artillery radar was, and now it's been less than half a year, and they have been able to build radars, are they deceiving three-year-old children?"

"It doesn't matter if we lie to us or not!" As soon as Anderson's words fell, Brown, who was sitting on the sofa on the side of the office, couldn't help but groan for a moment, and then raised his head, and his calm face was also shrouded in a meaningful look at this time:

"But there must be a lot of strange things in it! You must know that the Chinese have developed an artillery radar so quickly with their own capabilities, even the evil devil cannot believe such a lie!"

"Yes!" As an old friend for many years, Anderson knew very well what Brown meant, so he couldn't help but nod slightly, and then walked out from behind the desk, and then walked anxiously back and forth in the open space in front of him, the thin red lips on his angry cheeks suddenly pulled up twice, revealing a very cold smile, and then the twitching lips said at a very fast speed:

"I said that China has been unscrupulous these days, and even if Vietnam's artillery has been so arrogant recently, China is still as stable as a mountain, and it has not even expressed the slightest willingness to engage with us. ”

As he spoke, the sneer on Anderson's fair face became even more aggravated, and a cold snort came out of his mouth: "Hmph! If the miscalculation is correct, it should be our allies who are making trouble in the back!"

"This is unexpected!" said Anderson, who got up from his seat and walked to the wine rack by the fireplace. After pouring two glasses of whiskey, he handed one to Anderson and continued: "Especially France, it is very good that we can keep them in a state of embargo on arms sales to China for three or four months in terms of artillery radar! You have seen that China and France have been fighting fiercely on the issue of arms sales in recent times. Even CIA Deputy Director Miller said that it was only a matter of time before France lifted the embargo on China in terms of artillery radar.

In addition, since Reagan came to power, the United States has unleashed obvious goodwill toward China for the purpose of containing the Soviet Union, and even extremely anti-red regime figures like Miller in the United States cannot stop Reagan's friendly policy tone toward China. The French, although they call themselves Gallic roosters, have a nose that is smarter than a dog, and they have always asked for money and shameless personalities, so it is said that "

"So they can do everything!" Before Brown could finish speaking, Anderson sat down on the couch by the fireplace, and then raised his glass and tilted his neck, and drank a large glass of whiskey, his fair face instantly turning crimson, but compared to the ruddy complexion. His azure pupils erupted like a volcano, spewing angry flames, which made his cheeks, which had been stimulated by alcohol, even redder.

As a senior agent of the British ** Intelligence Division 6, Anderson has long been accustomed to the state of being moody, if he has not seen such anger for many years, but what has happened in the past few days makes him unable to suppress the raging anger in his heart no matter what.

You must know that Anderson has been planning for a long time about the sale of artillery radars to China, and his purpose is also very clear, that is, to use arms sales as a bargaining chip to force China to make concessions on the issue of City X, from the initial informal contact with China. When it comes to formal negotiations, Anderson can be said to have made a step by step calculation; from the hands and feet of the arms sales contract to the-for-tat confrontation with Lu Jiadong later, Anderson's planning is even more step-by-step!

Even if all the tricks were debunked by Lu Jiadong. As a result, the whole negotiation broke down, but Anderson did not have any worries about this, but felt that it was better, since a country with such a backward military electronics industry had to support its backbone and save face, then he, Anderson, as a representative of the British gentleman, naturally had to teach China how to learn to bend down politely!

Because of this. After the negotiations between the two sides broke down, in order to force China to comply, under the instigation of Anderson and his friend Brown, the British state power was used to put pressure on Western European countries, and not only that, but also through the activities of Brown's friend, the extreme political representative in the United States, and CIA Director Miller, obtained the private support of the United States.

In this way, with Britain's influence in Western Europe and the acquiescence of the United States, several countries in Western Europe that can independently develop artillery radars have all tightened their pockets for China, and even France, which is a maverick, has taken concerted action after Miller's personal visit.

In addition, in order to prevent China from obtaining relevant finished products and supporting parts from secret channels, the British Intelligence No. 6 Division, at Anderson's suggestion, went all out to sabotage and obstruct China's secret procurement plan on a global scale.

But even so, the British still found it not enjoyable, so they often sent agents to disguise themselves as international arms dealers to contact China's secret procurers, in addition to finding out the necessary equipment and other relevant intelligence needed by China, they could also use the negotiation to ask for a price, and then achieve the goal of delaying time to play and attack China!

After Anderson's series of measures to blockade China, China has been blockaded to death both in the open and in the dark, and even their old friend, the representative of the United States, the deputy director of the CIA, Miller, couldn't help but give a thumbs up and praise after learning about Anderson and Brown's plan and the amazing results achieved:

"Anderson's plan is a textbook classic in the world's intelligence community, and the CIA is worth learning from Anderson!"

With Miller's praise, coupled with the extremely obvious blockade effect, Anderson once said smugly more than once: "Not to mention the artillery radar of the whole machine, even if it is a screw on it, the Chinese will not want to get it!"

Just when Anderson felt that the Chinese had no way out, and were about to bend down their straight waists, their proud heads underneath, and grovel to the ground and beg for mercy, British agents who had been in long marathon contact with Chinese secret procurement personnel suddenly reported that the reason for China's sudden termination of such secret contacts was even more shocking, that is, China had developed a similar artillery radar in China.

When Anderson got the news, he couldn't believe his ears: How did China develop an artillery radar? Could it be that it was built with China's own capabilities? How could it be, with the old-fashioned military electronic technology of the 50s that he learned from the Soviet Union, it was simply a fool's dream to want to manufacture an advanced artillery radar!

Could it be that China has obtained the artillery radar machine from other quarters? It is also impossible, you must know that under their own hands, the heaven and earth network laid all over the world, even if the Chinese touch a screw, it will be detected by the ubiquitous MI6 agents, how can the Chinese do it!

But no matter what, Anderson, who got the news, could no longer sit still, so he hurriedly contacted the Chinese side through the British Embassy in China, and just yesterday evening Anderson finally met Liu Haotian, who was in charge of arms sales, and learned from him that China already had artillery radar.

At the same time, he also learned from the mouth of CIA Director Miller that France's military-technical cooperation with China has recently heated up rapidly, and although Miller is not giving other explanations, the meaning is self-evident, because all kinds of indications indicate that China's artillery radar is very likely to be provided by France!

In the face of such a situation, Anderson only felt that his face was more uncomfortable than a hundred or ten slaps, thinking that his plan to manage for several months was put down in this way, Anderson's heart was not only bitter, but also deeply angry, because in his opinion, France was a traitor, and China was an out-and-out cunning villain, because of this, Anderson, who was in a glass of wine, couldn't help but be ruthless under his anger, no matter what, he couldn't let them succeed so easily:

"No matter what, whether it's France or other countries, we can't take away the meat we hold in our mouths under any circumstances!"

"Don't worry, my old friend!" Seeing Anderson's annoyed expression, Brown, who was sitting across from him, couldn't help but step forward and pat Anderson's arm, his cold eyes revealed rare warmth, and then comforted:

"It is estimated that the Chinese are not at ease with their so-called 'independently developed' artillery radar, otherwise these cunning Chinese will not agree to the comparative test you proposed, you must know that the technical level of artillery radar in other countries in Western countries except for our United Kingdom and the United States is still at the first-generation level, if we use the power of the United States to get the spectrum in hand"

"And then under the use of media propaganda" Before Brown could finish speaking, Anderson stood up upright from the couch, but he didn't finish his words, but the two of them could understand each other, and the cold laughter in the office reverberated violently (to be continued). )