"He is always like this, he is anxious to return home after completing a mission, but now that the Six-Party Talks have not even come up with a ceasefire resolution, this guy has taken out Israel's nuclear facilities, as if he has completed the task. The pen %fun %Pavilion www.biquge.info is too immature, this is not good! After receiving Serov's application to return to China, at a meeting of the Presidium of the Central Committee, Brezhnev commented with a smile, "He has returned, will this meeting continue?" ”

"Yuri has been in charge of national security work, and although he has experience working in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, that was a long time ago, so it is indeed a little simple to look at the problem." Holding a pen in one hand, Sherepin emphasized, "In his field, this time to take out Israel's nuclear facilities is considered to be a complete mission." I don't think he took the talks seriously at all, and the purpose was very simple at the beginning, using the talks to cover the air force's operations, and the operation was successful, and the results of the talks were not important at all. ”

The other members of the Presidium of the Central Committee thought about it for a while, and when they thought about it carefully, it seemed that this was indeed the case, when the General Political Commissar first went abroad, he never raised the issue of talks, and he was planning how to raid from beginning to end......

"But you have to come up with something, the peace agreement can't be signed, the ceasefire agreement always has to come out of one, and now that both sides have run out of weapons and ammunition, take over his efforts without making any communication, and pat his ass and leave after blowing up Israel, which is always bad!" Kosygin also stood on Brezhnev's side and said, "At least after signing the cease-fire agreement, return home, it will always look better!" ”

"Well, don't come back in such a hurry, it's more appropriate to finish the work, of course, with Serov's personality, it is a little more difficult to let him preside over diplomatic work, now that the raid plan has been successful, then Comrade Gromyko will go to Jerusalem to do some work, and you can come back together when the time comes." Khrushchev finally made a concluding remarks that he would retire next year according to the schedule he had set himself. Beginning this year, under normal circumstances, he, the first secretary, usually does not express his opinions, but listens to the statements of these cadres he has promoted, and finally makes a decision on the board.

However, Khrushchev's temper did not change, and he was still very irritable at times, but in the context of his imminent retirement, other members of the Central Presidium found that although they sometimes faced reprimands, this was not intolerable.

At a time when Khrushchev seemed to be about to retire, the whole Soviet Union was in a state of praise, a sight that had been seen more than a decade ago, but at that time it was Stalin. At this time, Khrushchev's image was incomparably glamorous, and the communist parties of some other countries sent delegations to visit the Soviet Union, and some parties openly asked whether Khrushchev really wanted to retire, and received a positive answer from the Soviet leader.

"This slap in the face always comes unprepared!" Serov's application to pack up and return to China was immediately rejected by the Presidium of the Central Committee, and Foreign Minister Gromyko arrived from Moscow to join the negotiations.

There was nothing wrong with the evaluation of the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union, it is true that he never took the negotiations seriously, and when he went abroad, he was planning a surprise operation, and when the operation was successful, he was ready to return home. As for the Arabs and Israelis fighting to the death, what does it matter? It was not the Soviets who died, nor were they Communists.

Gromyko also had a mission to extinguish the fire, and the Soviet Union sent its air force to attack Israel's nuclear plant, which was a unilateral statement of the Soviet Union, but Israel did not recognize the existence of the nuclear plant, and insisted that the Soviet Union was attacking ordinary settlements. As a result of Israel's bullying by the Soviet Union, as soon as it was disseminated in Western newspapers, the image of a superpower bullying a small country jumped on the page, and the whole process was full of urine spots, and these countries distorted the image of the Soviet Union for nothing.

"Is it a nuclear plant, can't you just send someone to test it? Isn't there radiation at a nuclear facility? If there is, it proves that the Soviet attack is justified, and if there is no Soviet Union, it is willing to make reparations and give Israel an account. But if it is certain that it is a nuclear facility, then what is Israel going to do with the production of nuclear bombs? Is it still ready to remain on the Arabs. "I hope you can understand how dangerous it is for one of the two sides that have been at war three times in just a dozen years to develop nuclear weapons." ”

"Until there is no permanent peace between the Arab and Israeli sides, it is very dangerous for one side to possess nuclear weapons. This is the attitude of our Soviet Union, and here we in the Soviet Union propose the signing of a treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons as a boundary. "In particular, hot spots and feuding countries should be under surveillance." ”

"The Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, if signed, would be a meaningful thing for the peace of mankind." Dean? Rusk is the US Secretary of State, but there is common ground between the two sides in this matter. The trend of the proliferation of nuclear weapons in recent years has made Washington also begin to worry, and at this time, the Soviet Union proposed a treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, which actually spoke to the hearts of Washingtonians.

It is not that the United States and the Soviet Union cannot talk about curbing the proliferation of nuclear weapons, but on the contrary, there is a basis for the two countries to join forces.

Dean? Rusk's remark is equivalent to selling Israel backhand, and as for the Soviet Air Force's attack on Israel's nuclear facilities, if compared with the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, it is not a big deal at all. If the Soviet Union had the support of the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons, what about Dean? Rusk could not have mentioned it, and even Madame Meir could not stop the Soviet Union from dealing with the United States.

The Soviet Air Force's attack on Israel died down in this tacit understanding, and Moscow received public thanks from more than a dozen Arab countries almost instantly, and all the countries that expressed their gratitude praised the Soviet Union's attitude on this matter, and political strongmen in Nasser, Assad, and some other Arab countries expressed their gratitude to the Soviet Union.

The speed of the reversal of public opinion is unbelievable, and the focus from the Soviet Union's attack on Israel to the prospect of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons has become the point of urinal in this round of media. Nuclear war has always been hanging over the minds of people all over the world, especially in this context, and of course it may have something to do with Serov. So far, he is the only one who has slapped the table at the United Nations General Assembly to die in Cuba and the United States.

Because of his actions at the UN General Assembly, Serov, the head of the KGB, has endured his aura for a long time, and he has also fed a group of Western journalists, writing various novels based on his name and character prototypes, and the most shameless thing is that he has not paid copyright fees.

"The Mossad should focus on where it should be, for example, to bully and bully a certain African country, or to find some low-level state authority, and then not to hunt down some SS lost dogs, and play surveillance in front of me, isn't this the same as electricity?" Since a few days ago, Serov has found himself as if he is in the midst of surveillance, and counter-reconnaissance will begin immediately, Serov's irreproducible counter-reconnaissance is very simple, find out one of the monitoring personnel and chat, feel the purpose of the other party through chatting, and know that the result is in the calculation process, which is much easier.

Since the arrival of Foreign Minister Gromyko, the talks have escalated, and Gromyko has to meet with US Secretary of State Dean Brown. Rusk will talk about the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, and if the meeting between the two sides goes well, after the signing of the Arab-Israeli cease-fire agreement, the relevant nuclear powers will be formally convened for a formal exchange of views.

Compared with Gromyko, who really wants to do diplomatic work, Serov is much more leisurely, waiting for him to take credit for nothing to do in the open air, and by the way, he teases the Mossad with a telescope in the opposite building.

Serov, who was shirtless, was dressed in white skin and thick chest hair in the sun, adding three points of savagery. This is far from his usual sanctimonious and hypocritical appearance. He did sit-ups with his feet barbed on the horizontal bar, sweat dripping down the ground, but he looked relaxed in the binoculars.

"Is this a robot? I remember when I was in school, I thought I had learned about conservation of energy! In a room on the fourth floor of a dark building, a Mossad in his thirties looked at the chairman of the KGB of the Soviet Union, who had not stopped since the morning, and said to himself in disbelief, "According to the information, this person should be forty years old, which forty-year-old person has such a powerful body?" ”

I'll let you monitor me! Serov jumped off the horizontal bar outside the hotel and entered the hotel with his back to the Mossad in the building behind him, but the curtains of his room were not closed, and after a while an assistant walked in with a syringe full of science fiction, Serov clenched his right fist and stretched out his arm, nodding at the assistant.

All this was under the surveillance of the Mossad, they immediately set up a camera to take pictures, and saw the man who received the injection of an unknown liquid, standing in place as if nothing happened, and then a Soviet man in a military uniform brought in a three- or four-centimeter thick iron pipe, and the unbelievable happened, Serov, who was holding both ends of the iron pipe with both hands, exposed the green tendons of his hands and twisted the iron pipe with force......

Boom, the two monitored Mossad looked at each other, swallowed hard and spit, "Let's ask the people in the hotel to take out the iron pipe for testing, are the Soviets so good at human experiments?" If they hadn't seen it with their own eyes, the two would have thought they were watching a movie, or a science fiction movie.

"Scared you to death, let you monitor me!" Serov is injected with salt water, the temperature in Israel is relatively hot this month, and the injection of some salt water can help relieve the heat, but if the Israelis see any interesting associations, it doesn't matter to him, whoever told you that salt water can't be blue. Isn't it possible to color? (To be continued.) )