Shake it carefully to prevent the paper from injuring itself with poison, which is something agents often take care of when opening paper, cloth, etc. Concealing poison in a letter paper and then poisoning the inadvertent recipient is a common part of agent training.

There are several types of poisons used in this type of assassination, and they generally use their volatility to inflict damage on the target. Some can temporarily paralyze the opponent's nerves and cause a coma, some can blind the opponent, some can cause the opponent to be disabled, force the opponent to be unable to do their original work, or make it impossible for them to escape, and some simply kill the target, causing their death......

Akhmetov did not do so in a "dashing" manner because he knew that the other side would not treat him like this, and in the presence of two guarded and nervous KGB agents, the other party could not and would not dare to do so. If he really wanted to do this at the risk of his own life, he could have taken a safer and more covert way, even if he was in the open car he was driving, it was better to pull out a pistol and shoot him directly than in the current situation.

It was obvious to him that the two KGB personnel were not on the same journey. They were far more vigilant against the person from the embassy than they were on themselves, and their main focus was on the embassy staff, and many times they only looked at themselves with their spare eyes. In their hearts, their own little agents are really not enough for them to worry too much, even if they escape, they are just a small miscellaneous fish, and it has nothing to do with the overall situation.

With this piece of paper in his hand, Akhmetov was serious about what the people in the embassy really needed his help with, and this matter must be very important, otherwise he would not risk exposing himself and him to complete this matter.

But Akhmetov still doesn't understand why the embassy staff member is self-exposing in this way.

Although my brain is running fast, I still can't figure it out. If you don't understand, you just don't want to!

Akhmetov lowered his head and looked at the paper. There were very few words on the paper, and the content was simple, that is, as soon as he received the order, he went to a high-ranking official named Boris Yelichin, a member of the Central Committee of the CPSU. After finding the other party, he told him that China would give him a great credit. It can help the Soviet military solve a big problem it is currently facing, and then ask if the other party has the courage to contact the Chinese embassy.

The tone was obviously agitated, and I really hoped that the other party would contact the Chinese Embassy.

Akhmetov looked at it once, looked at it again, and asked: "That's all?" ”

As he spoke, he handed the paper back.

As an agent, you shouldn't have asked that, especially in the presence of two KGB agents. But the words and deeds of the embassy staff today were so unexpected that they really made Akhmetov suspicious. Moreover, he had just seen that the Chinese characters on the paper were printed out by a printer, without any handwriting or any inscription, and he could not tell whether the words on the paper really came from the instructions above, or whether it was a prank played by someone, or a trap set by the Soviets. After all, the person in front of him is not an upline who connects with him. The only thing that proved his identity was the Chinese-flagged Volga car.

But the Chinese flag was not a rarity in the Soviet Union, there was no need to forge it, it was sold in some small shops, and it could be bought and inserted in a car for less than half a ruble, and besides, this person spoke Russian from the time it appeared to the present, and it was difficult for the other party to speak fluently.

The embassy man took the paper very casually and held it in his left hand. His right hand was torn very casually, and he asked casually, "How is it?" Willing to do it? ”

Akhmetov also looked at the other party casually, and after the other party tore the paper to shreds, he said: "I do." Go now? ”

The tone of speech is like that of ordinary people. Only those who are familiar with his habits know that he is agitated inside.

"Okay. The sooner the better, I'll be waiting for you at the embassy. Good bye! The embassy staff shook Mr. Akhmetov with his right hand, holding the scrap of paper, and turned towards his car, throwing the shredded paper into a roadside trash can as he went.

The two agents were stunned again. I didn't know what to do for a while.

Although they already suspected Akhmetov's identity, otherwise it would not be good to rush over immediately. But now they were hesitant to arrest him. Moreover, the person who "connected" him -- if we say that he had just done it as an agent -- was a diplomat of the Chinese Embassy, although such diplomats were not of high rank and also had diplomatic immunity, and could not be arrested unless it was established that the other party was engaged in espionage work, unless they were doing something dangerous to the Soviet Union.

What embarrassed them the most was that they obviously didn't do anything secret, it was impossible to do anything to damage the Soviet Union in front of the two of them, and even the letters they exchanged were thrown in the trash by the people from the embassy at will, although they were torn apart, but it was still tantamount to suing them, those contents can be read casually, it doesn't matter.

This strange scene left the two agents at a loss, and they didn't know what to do for a while. It wasn't until the Chinese embassy men drove the Volga out of the parking lot that the two agents made up their minds.

One walked towards Akhmetov, and the other rushed to the dumped garbage can, picking up the scraps of paper as quickly as a chicken pecked rice.

The agent who walked towards Akhmetov stopped him as he was about to leave, and said: "Mr. Akhmetov, I have to regret to tell you, please wait a moment, there are some things we have to figure out, you may be able to leave." ”

Hearing the other party call him husband, Akhmetov knew that he was indeed identified by the other party, otherwise he would have called him comrade. But he didn't panic, spread his hands very gentlemanly, and asked, "Is there any problem?" Can you sue me, do you want to know what is written on that piece of paper? ”

Before the agent could answer his words, Akhmetov smiled, turned his head to look at the agent who was shredding paper next to the trash can, and asked, "Why do you have to work so hard, and I will sue you directly, isn't it?" ......, hehe, it's very dirty in the trash can, I'll tell you about it. By the way, you know? ”

The agent thought for a moment and said, "If you can translate it into Russian, that's fine." ”

Akhmetov nodded and said, "It says that this Chinese asked me to find a member of the CPSU Central Committee in our government named Boris Yelichin. The Chinese Embassy was willing to give him a great credit to help the Soviet military solve a great problem that was currently facing. If he is bold enough, ask him to contact the Chinese embassy, otherwise forget it, even if this incident did not happen. ”

Although Akhmetov already knew that the other party had found out his identity, he still spoke in the tone of his own Soviet Union before the other party did not say it.

After listening to Akhmetov's words, the agent was even more uneasy: my obedient man actually involved officials at the level of the Central Committee - commissars!

Although Akhmetov said it lightly and said it again, he knew that the other party did not lie, and there was no need to lie, because the shredded paper thrown away by the Chinese had already been spliced together a large part. The first is that the embassy staff may be in a hurry, or maybe it is just to let the other party see it, so the tear is not too broken, that is, a few horizontal and vertical tears, and the second is that the KGB agent has obviously been trained in this area, and his actions are skillful and professional. His familiar movements stunned the people around him who were watching the bustling bus company.

Seriously, today's scene made these workers feel foggy, they didn't know what was going on, it seemed that they were meeting agents, and they could see ...... in movies, read in books, or hear from others, etc., all of which were completely different, and the root was not the same thing.

"Are the Chinese too arrogant? As if our agents didn't dare to catch them. "There are workers who think to themselves.

Akhmetov, who is being watched by others, is calm on the surface, but he is constantly horrified and suspicious in his heart, but he knows that this paper order is true, and the order directly from the domestic intelligence agency must be resolutely carried out, even if his identity is revealed or his life is sacrificed.

As an agent, dealing with the KGB of the Soviet Union, Akhmetov had long been prepared to sacrifice, he hoped to do a big thing for the Motherland and then die in battle, and he had been waiting for his superiors to arrange a big thing. But what I never expected, the big thing did come, but it was such a thing.

He believed that this was the motherland using this way to let him return to China, and he already knew that his wife and children had been arranged by the higher organization to work and live, and he was ready to let him return to China.

I didn't think that today I would use this way to inform him to do this kind of news transmission, this kind of thing has no risk at all, it is just a word, and even if he is caught by the KGB, he will be deported at most.

His heart was full of gratitude, but also a hint of regret.

Just now, the embassy staff made a secret action when he tore the paper, and the way he tore the paper was also accurately told to him, which is only used by a higher superior when he crosses his direct superior, and this kind of contact code is not even known to his direct superior, and it is told one-on-one during domestic training, and each person's code is different, so as to prevent someone from impersonating and preventing traitors from betraying others.

Just when he learned that the order was true, but he didn't know how to find the Boris Yelichin, he saw the KGB agents stop him, and realized that the key to solving the problem fell on these two agents.

It's up to them to take themselves over to find Boris Yelichin!

If you think about it, you can understand that the senior officials of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union were the ones that ordinary people and ordinary officials needed to look up to. How could he, a bus driver, know where this Boris Yelichin lived?

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