Serov's eyebrows twitched, and he slowly lengthened his voice and said, "Giving the GRU to you, it's completely the KGB's lack of manpower!" ”

Alexei's unbridled laughter came from the phone, and then it stopped abruptly, and said in a very fast voice, "Amin's information has been transmitted to your email, and I shouldn't need to remind you of the deletion after reading it." Pen "Fun" Pavilion www.biquge.info"

"Know! Glasses still have to be changed! After finishing speaking, he hung up, Serov went directly to the room where the computer was stored, and when he started the computer, he heard a very familiar sound, like a full-power induced draft fan, he was used to it, there is a gap in the times, and it can be used as an electric fan in summer, isn't it good?

There is nothing to do at home, he can only look for things to take you abroad to do, this is not to say that the domestic situation in the USSR is very good, there is no problem in any country, the biggest problem is caused by the great leader Comrade Leonid Brezhnev, this problem can not be solved until his death, and the circulation of the Soviet Union that has been frozen at the level of the secretary of the state party committee will be broken.

As for what economic reforms, what to improve efficiency, this thing is not at all the responsibility of Serov. During the Khrushchev period, the state-owned enterprises of the Soviet Union were already self-financing, and Kosygin himself advocated the profitability of enterprises. The Soviet Union and China look similar, in fact, many methods were tried earlier than China, don't think that the Soviet Union is a big pot rice system, put China's situation on it, the nickname of the Soviet Union is not a complete slander, but this slogan is believed to stop soon.

In a few years, it will be the Soviet propaganda system that has chased China and bitten, and it will be completely reversed from before the seventies.

Serov will strengthen the advantages of state-owned enterprises, because this is the only way out for the Soviet Union, the capitalists have no homeland, private enterprises are not trustworthy, and when the real catastrophe comes, it all depends on the ethics of private bosses, but ordinary private bosses have no ethics at all.

As soon as privatization began, the significance of the establishment of the USSR disappeared. The ensuing gap between the rich and the poor, the loss of industry, and the fact that the Soviet Union itself was a huge natural environment meant that the Soviet Union was only Russia with the name of the Soviet Union at that time.

Serov was very fond of money, but as a member of the Presidium of the Central Committee of the Soviet Union, he also had to balance his faith. It is better to have money and faith, he has been working in this direction, who dared to propose the development of a private economy in the USSR, the prison in the Lubyanka does not recognize people,; The editor who spread the rumor that Zhuoya was mentally ill two months ago is now repenting of his fifteen-year sentence.

State-owned enterprises are used to ensure social stability, private enterprises are to make money, and whether they are surnamed capital or social enterprises should not be a question at all in the Soviet Union, and they cannot even be discussed. Just as the best Communist Party is the Communist Party that fights out, it is a theorem.

Of course, from the point of view of the KGB, when the USSR itself was the strongest, it was better not to export the revolution, because more than twenty years of intelligence work taught Serov that capitalist countries are easy to infiltrate, and socialist countries are difficult to control. If this socialist country is still relatively pure and develops self-sufficiently with a planned economic system, then it will block all the ways of the KGB to infiltrate, and dare to argue with the Soviet Union, which is what the chairman of the KGB hates the most.

Hafizzola? Amin was born into a small family of officials in the village of Paghman, south of Kabul, Afghanistan, and his family belonged to the Pashtun-affiliated Gilzai tribe. Armin was a quick-witted man from an early age, with great ambitions and ambitions, determined to be the pride of the Gilzai. Indeed, in the era of the hierarchical feudal dynasty, it was more difficult for ordinary people to move to the upper echelons of society than to ascend to the sky, and going to university was the only feasible way. Happily, living up to the expectations placed on him, Amin successfully entered Kabul University and became a highly respected former member of parliament in Afghanistan, Haji? Abdul? Rasule's protégé.

After graduating with degrees in mathematics and physics, the highly motivated Amin decided to pursue a master's degree in the United States, and his efforts paid off, and he was awarded a graduate scholarship at Teachers College of Columbia University in New York.

"Having studied in the United States, this is why some Soviet leaders did not trust Amin? Perhaps the CIA should have also used some deception in history to make the Soviets think that Amin, who was studying in the United States, would eventually betray the Soviet Union. Serov wanted to roll his eyes, because the Soviet Union had always been a catch-up, and in the face of strong pressure from the United States, coupled with some shortcomings in its own country, it was easy to do very unintentional things.

This is not as good as Russia in later generations, the surrounding Poland, Ukraine, and Turkey disgust the Russians every day, doesn't Russia also endure it, Japan and South Korea disgust China every day, and China also endures it. What's this, it's just that the people are dissatisfied, the people are a fart, and they haven't solved the problematic people, which is already an extrajudicial favor.

In fact, Amin studied in the United States, and it should not be the main problem, the problem is that the Soviet Union is afraid that Amin will lose in the struggle with those religious tribes and detonate the religious problem on the southern border of the Soviet Union, so it does not dare to gamble.

"How is Ah Ming, whether he is the person I need or not, I have to judge for myself." Serov turned off the computer, and when he met Amin this time, he wanted to know if this Afghan strongman really gave up everything and must build Afghanistan into a truly centralized country.

At present, Amin still does not dare not come to the invitation of the Soviet Union, because in the current Afghanistan, Amin is only the second person. The number one person was his mentor, Taraki, the first secretary of the Afghan People's Party. This is exactly what happened, and the Afghan side quickly replied that Amin, who had just assumed the chairmanship of the Afghan Council of Ministers, began a visit to the Soviet Union in March.

When Amin's plane landed at the Moscow airport, Andropov, secretary of the Central Committee, and Serov, chief political commissar of national security, personally came to the airport to greet him, and also gave Amin, who had just become the number one person in the Afghan government, full courtesy.

"Chairman Amin, welcome to Moscow, we have been waiting for this moment for a long time." Serov stretched out his hand and Amin's hand clasped tightly, judging from the expressions of the two people, the relationship between the two was not bad.

"You're welcome, teacher, Afghanistan stabilized so quickly thanks to the aid of the Soviet Union at the beginning." Amin is fifty years old this year and looks dignified, similar to Brezhnev when he was young, in fact, Amin's personality is very similar to Sherepin at the beginning, extremely confident in his own abilities, convinced that Afghanistan can only be governed with an iron fist.

Or if Amin's idol goes further, it should be Stalin, the steel leader who led the Soviet Union to become the world's two great powers.

"The word teacher is too heavy, a leader in Afghanistan, no one needs to be a teacher." Serov said with a smile, and Amin shook hands with Serov and Andropov respectively, and then took a special car with the two to the Kremlin.

Knowing that another important guest was visiting today, Brezhnev, who was resting more and more frequently, also prepared for a long time, and was in good spirits to receive Afghan Council of Ministers Chairman Amin in the Kremlin and exchanged views on relations between the two countries. Singing about the unbreakable friendship between the Soviet Union and Afghanistan, but Brezhnev is old after all, so when he receives foreign guests now, it usually does not take a long time.

After an hour of meeting, Kirilenko, the secretary of the Central Committee, discussed cooperation with Amin and asked what kind of aid could be given to Afghanistan, etc., which is exactly what Kirilenko is good at as the secretary in charge of heavy industry.

Afghanistan was very important to the Soviet Union, which was a neighbor of the Soviet Union and a long-standing region. During the Russian period, the Tsar fought with the British for control of the region. At the beginning of the founding of the country, the Soviet Union supported King Amanullah Khan and sent troops to help restore him to the throne. The main ethnic groups of the Soviet Central Asian republics, such as the Uzbeks and the Tajiks, all have a large number of their own ethnic groups in Afghanistan. If Afghanistan falls under the control of unfriendly forces, then the soft underbelly of the Soviet Union in Central Asia will open up to it, and the Soviet Union's wariness of peaceful religion cannot be explained in a few simple words.

"Let the Rubyanka send me someone who knows Afghan to be the translator, anyone will do." Putting down the phone, Serov suddenly found that his order was a bit two, Amin had studied in the United States and knew English, and Serov also knew English.

Ahem! Even if no one found out, Serov was a little embarrassed with a red face, and he couldn't get past this level in his heart.

"Comrade Serov, what's wrong with you?" Serov's abnormal performance was discovered by Andropov, who pushed his glasses and asked, "Is there something wrong with the body because of the weather?" ”

At the subsequent reception, Brezhnev simply attended, and handed over to Kirilenko and Andropov, Serov with a glass that would never be reduced, followed by a beautiful young girl. This is the translator sent by Lubyanka, and if he is wrong, he will speak directly in Russian and let the little girl translate.

"Are you a little dissatisfied with me, I let the garrison of the Afghan military base protect Daoud's family, I heard that your order is to kill Daoud's entire family, isn't that so?" Serov and Amin came face to face and said very frankly, "I am a KGB, and our communication between us can be simple and frank. ”

"Yes, I thank the KGB for its swift response in the April Revolution!" Amin pondered his words, "But since it is a revolution, what is wrong with eradicating the reactionary forces? The Soviet military advisory group protected the Daoud family, which baffled me very much. ”

"Generally speaking, yes, the only mistake is the dissemination of information in this era, not more than sixty years ago, we also killed the Tsar's family, and the cost is still affected to this day." Serov shrugged and said, "It's not that I'm kind, on the contrary, I personally appreciate your determination, which is also the purpose of inviting you to come, rest assured, it's definitely a good thing." (To be continued.) )