"From a personal point of view, Britain and the United States are one, and as a friend of the United States, Britain should lend a helping hand, but ......," Philby said carefully in his words, "but as an officer of British MI6, I cannot rush into the fight between the CIA and the KGB, I am responsible for my homeland." Pen & Fun & Pavilion www.biquge.info"

The feud between the CIA and the KGB is not a secret to the intelligence services of various countries. As the KGB concentrated its efforts on the CIA, the intelligence services of various countries that had just been kept in the dark began to investigate why the two sides began to fight, and it has been more than 20 years since the last hunt against the opposing team's agents was so large.

There must be a reason, Britain first followed the clues that the daughter of the chairman of the KGB had come to London, and one of the agents who protected him was killed in the CIA hunt. The gentlemen felt that they had found the reason, and that is why the KGB and the CIA started a war of agents.

"Director Philby, you should consider the special relationship between Britain and the United States." Colby also found that the CIA was obviously understaffed in the face of the KGB, which was outnumbered and could strike in an all-out way.

"If it was because of the assassination of the daughter of the chairman of the KGB, the previous leader of MI6 was very willing to talk to you, he was dismissed because of the failure of his plot to threaten Brezhnev's son in Sweden." Philby has already made up his mind that Britain must not participate in this war between the two major intelligence organizations.

Originally, Philby was the head of MI5 and was in charge of counterintelligence, and his work was so effective that he finally made Britain a blank slate in front of the KGB, and even the engines of Tornado fighters were stolen. After the failure of the United States to blackmail Brezhnev, MI6 was retaliated against by the KGB, and Philby came to MI6 as its director.

For spies of the level of the Cambridge Five, money cannot measure their value, and in order to secure Philby's position, it is worth sacrificing even a part of his strength, anyway, the KGB will rescue these sleepers, just let them rest in British prisons for a while. With Serov cutting meat and feeding eagles, Philby has cracked spy cases in a row after taking office, and he has firmly sat in his position with outstanding achievements.

Philby, who put down the phone, immediately left his office, he divided his work very clearly, on the one hand for friendship and communism, on the other side he basically did not think about what he exposed, and devoted himself to espionage. The most important thing is that Philby has the cooperation of his opponents in the intelligence field, and with the cooperation of the KGB, the work is going well.

Now he is doing his duty, going to the Thames building, the headquarters of MI5, to discuss with the current director of MI5 the position that Britain should take in this espionage war.

Upon entering the Thames building, a number of MI5 employees greeted Philby and welcomed the former Commissioner. Philby also responded kindly one by one, and then went directly to the director's office.

At the Thames Building, Philby had a long chat with the current MI5 chief to discuss countermeasures for this espionage war. In the end, the two agreed that they would refuse the Americans' request for help and not get involved.

"As long as the KGB doesn't attack us, we treat it as if we don't see it." "We didn't know that the daughter of the KGB chairman had studied in London for a short time, and that was a dereliction of duty," said MI5 chief Michael Hanley. At the moment, the KGB is very lucky that it does not target us. Mixing in is tantamount to sharing the firepower of the Americans, which is absolutely not okay. ”

"In line with my thinking, once the espionage war starts, it is a lose-lose situation. Our opponent is an intelligence organization unprecedented in history, and the combined manpower of our two divisions is only a fraction of that of the CIA, not to mention the KGB, which is more than ten times larger. Philby nodded, exchanging views with Michael very seriously.

Philby is now living in a somewhat refined state, on the one hand, he is doing his best to preside over Britain's foreign intelligence work, and on the other hand, he is also constantly selling British intelligence information. He did both kinds of work very well, like a person with two mental states, fighting with himself.

A little later, the two signed a joint letter to Prime Minister Harold? Wilson reports on the recent struggle between the KGB and the CIA. On the surface, both directors looked down on the leader of the Labour Party. Wilson has maintained the tradition of visiting the Soviet Union every year since he became prime minister, but in this context, the two chiefs are keen to see if the prime minister will consider a trip to Moscow in the near future to explain the friendly relations between Britain and the Soviet Union.

"The British did not dare to move, our victory will go further." Serov laughed and said that if there were intelligence services in the world that monitored the country more densely than the KGB, there should be only two, one was an ally of the Soviet Union, the other was an enemy of the Soviet Union, the Stasi of the GDR and MI5 of the United Kingdom. In terms of internal surveillance, only these two departments may be more powerful than the KGB, so every time Britain accuses the KGB, Serov wants to fool him.

The-stirring stick is to mobilize two enemies to fight to protect the interests of Britain, not to put themselves in, Britain had a game in World War II, and after measuring the strength of both sides, the British decided to cheer the Americans in friendship, but they definitely did not get involved.

Britain's nature of the world's-stirring stick was very disappointing to the director of the CIA, Colby, but the matter in front of him left him no time to condemn the British, as more and more KGB agents went abroad, the huge scale advantage began to appear, and the number of attacks on CIA agents increased, and in Europe and the Middle East, the other side still had some scruples. But in Africa and Latin America, the fighting between the two sides omitted even the step of cover-up.

The death of a CIA employee in Europe looks like an accident, although there is no shortage of strange ways such as death from bathing, overwork, drinking water, wind, and spontaneous combustion of cars, but at least it can explain the past. But in Africa and Latin America, the attacks on the CIA were carried out in an exclusively warlike manner.

On October 19, the CIA's sites in Africa were attacked simultaneously in four different countries, and the armed forces that attacked were trained to attack in a purely special forces manner, killing more than 60 CIA employees on the same day, and when the US-backed mercenaries arrived, they had to collect their bodies.

While cleaning up the corpses, a group of mercenaries serving the United States was killed by a movable mine buried under the corpse. When the American mercenaries in Botswana returned, they were ambushed by unknown armed forces, killing dozens of people.

"Through some of our discoveries and comparisons, it can be determined that this kind of movable mine is made in the Soviet Union and is always in the equipment of the Soviet active forces, and it can be determined that the Soviet active troops are directly involved." Deputy Director Bush shook his head and sighed, "Our people were all killed by Soviet servicemen. ”

"This is an act of war, isn't Serov not afraid of a world war?" Colby incomprehensibly asked, is the chairman of the KGB of the USSR crazy to use active duty soldiers to carry out direct attacks on American targets?

"Director, the KGB itself is a comprehensive intelligence service, they are an intelligence service, but they can also fight. Theoretically, up to hundreds of thousands of troops were commanded by the KGB, and that was part of their power. Deputy Director Bush looked at the other party with no respect, this mistake was really a bit big, and Colby couldn't cover it up as the director.

This is the reason why Bush opposes attacks on the intelligence personnel of the other side; as far as an intelligence organization is concerned, this department of the Soviet Union is simply an ideal form, capable of fighting wars and infiltrating, and the scale is desperately large, and it is still the leader of the Soviet intelligence department, and the leader of the department is still a member of the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union.

The attack on the CIA was not done by the KGB itself, and there is a lot of evidence that all Warsaw Pact countries and even North Korea were involved in this espionage war to varying degrees, following the command of the Soviet Union to attack the US intelligence services. The attacks in Latin America were certainly not done by the KGB, and if there was a suspicion, it should have been the GDR Stasi.

Colby had commanded the CIA to go on a killing spree in Vietnam, and now he experienced the pain that had befallen him in the face of a collective attack by the Warsaw Pact countries.

"According to the reports of various departments, in less than two months from October 5 to today, we have killed a total of 742 CIA employees on the suspect list, one-fifth in Europe, three-fifths in Africa, and the rest in the Middle East, South Asia, and Latin America. Sixteen foreign stations were destroyed, 53 mines were blown up, and 16 oil wells were set on fire. Mo Litin, the head of the First General Bureau, reported to his boss word by word, "We have one hundred and twenty-eight agents killed, and sixteen of our signal flag units have been killed. ”

Trimming his nails little by little, he blew very sissy, turned his back to Moritin's swivel chair, Serov looked up at the ceiling, and said slowly, "Go on, the other party hasn't admitted defeat yet." ”

"Chairman, don't you stop, Colby has been removed from office." Gerald? President Ford according to Henry? Kissinger's suggestion called for his resignation as director of the CIA and Deputy Director Bush to take over as director of the CIA.

"Then let's go ahead and wait for Bush to send someone to contact us, and I can only stop if I accept it." Serov was unmoved. (To be continued.) )