"Even if I scrap that ship, I have to keep Jakarta's communications blocked for three days. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 info After three days, everything has changed! Compared to a country, even if a ship of several million rubles is burned, it is worth it. Serov nodded knowingly, the coup d'état in Indonesia would be the first electronic warfare of the Soviet Union.

The Soviet Union's electronic warfare started no later than the United States, and as an adversary, the Soviet Union was absolutely qualified, and the Soviet Union first used electronic warfare on a large scale when it invaded Czechoslovakia four years later. The resident and infiltrated Soviet secret police and agents began to control or sabotage key Czechoslovak departments, important communications facilities, and secretly arrest key leaders. After the airport agreed to a "forced landing," the Soviet special forces units immediately occupied the tower and guided a large number of transport planes loaded with special forces and airborne troops to land. At 11 o'clock, with the Soviet Army Group of the Western Front and Commander-in-Chief of the Soviet Army Ivan? Grigorievich? General Pavlovsky commanded the Soviet army all the way into the heart of Czechoslovakia and along the Czech-Hungarian border.

At the same time, the electronic warfare units of the Soviet army carried out powerful electronic jamming measures against Western countries, and released a large number of metal chaff strips along the "Iron Curtain", resulting in the failure of a large number of radars and electronic listening equipment deployed by Western countries along the "Iron Curtain", and the fluorescent screens were full of snowflakes.

The Czechoslovak incident was absolutely successful from a military point of view, leading the West to learn about the occupation of Czechoslovakia by Soviet troops from the newspapers, and this time, Serov was also ready to use the advantages of high technology to send the entire pro-American forces in Indonesia to hell.

Jakarta, the capital of Indonesia, is a coastal city with strong maritime transportation, which has advantages and disadvantages. One of the advantages was keenly grasped by Serov, if large-scale electronic jamming operations are adopted, even with the cooperation of the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs, there is no guarantee that the news will not leak at all, but the coastal cities are not completely invulnerable, and electronic warfare can be carried out by cargo ships staying in ports as carriers.

The coup d'état would be boring if it were all the same, and it would be easy to get the hang of it, and Serov had to make sure that every action was something different, and that even if the parliamentary struggle had been successful in Italy, it would only be used once. To stir up contradictions in Sudan with a left-handed hand-to-right-hand reversal, the same pattern will not be used a second time. Therefore, in the final confrontation in Indonesia, we must add something different, which is not just to surprise the Americans, but also to make the opponent unable to touch the bottom line.

"It's embarrassing to always let you old people run around, so our generation of anti-rebel workers, but there is no way. Young cadres don't know what they need to do, and that's a headache. Serov was chattering as if he were chatting as if he were chatting.

"I'm almost retiring and I still have time to help the country get something done, which makes me happy. The country has not forgotten us, at least in some ways, we old men still have some value. "The opponent who spoke was the old man of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Major General Antonov, who cooperated with Serov in India. The two of them are playing against each other like ordinary friends in a park with a decent view.

Compared with two years ago, Antonov's face has a lot more wrinkles, but his overall mental state is still very good. That feeling of heroic twilight did not appear in the entire Lao anti-anti-workers.

"Things don't go smoothly just because we shout some slogans of democracy, and I can see from what has happened to comrades all over the world that it is very foolish to put our hopes in the mercy of the ruling class. This infantile disease is always seen in the Second International and in the Trotskyists, but that does not mean that we do not have it. So the necessary means are necessary, and if I succeed, it will probably be on a bigger scale than it was in India. With a chess piece in his hand, Serov seemed to be caught up in the thought, and the Cold War environment was more difficult than not only playing by anyone's means, but also by whitewashing oneself while using one's next means.

But no matter what, the aftermath must not be left behind. Historically, the U.S.-backed Indonesian Army has not shown any mercy to the Indonesian Communist Party, and even if the situation changes, Serov cannot let go of Indonesia's pro-American forces. Otherwise he would be sorry for the dead soul of Indonesia. As for the blood, as an old-school KGB chairman with the mentality of anti-workers, he doesn't care, bloody things, someone always has to do it, not himself but others, if no one does it, the killing will come to his head.

Before they knew it, Serov and Antonov's game of chess in the park had come to an end. Today is Sunday. Even in the sparsely populated Soviet Union, there were many people in the park, including women and children, which made the two people in military uniforms very conspicuous, but with the respect of the Soviet Union for soldiers, no one came to disturb them.

"What's the quota?" A big smile flashed across Antonov's face, like a kind old man. The whole hands-on work has an atmosphere called self-satisfaction, even if it is an ordinary old man in the middle of the city.

"A million, without a little ruthlessness, a country will not be able to achieve peace in a short period of time." Serov squinted and dropped the pawn, Antonov's king was at the end of his rope. After putting down the chess pieces, Serov stood up and straightened his clothes, and said lightly, "A hobby is a hobby, don't let me be allowed just because I am the chairman of the KGB." I have no other good qualities as a person, but I have some self-knowledge, I can memorize some rules by memory, but I have absolutely no ability to outperform others, because I do not have strong mathematical and logical skills, as my wife once reminded me......"

"You just need some self-confidence, maybe the anti-corruption work makes you always reluctant to think about some good things, and from this point of view, it's a good thing that young cadres don't come into contact with these things." Antonov also did not take Serov's words to heart, for him it was very easy to separate hobbies from work.

"It's not over yet, and we want a relaxed environment, but the situation doesn't allow us to do that. The ruthless action today is to avoid causing greater tragedy in the future, things will not be smooth sailing, and there will be a rainbow after the rainstorm, right? Serov has a sense of poise. Capitalist countries have been developing for hundreds of years, and every country has sufficient accumulation in terms of culture, economy, and education, and the predecessor of the Soviet Union, Imperial Russia, is itself a weak link in imperialism, and its allies are still a group of countries that are not even as good as itself.

Therefore, in the fifties and sixties, China's ideas were actually more pure, and the Soviet Union, on the contrary, underestimated the difficulties. After chatting for a while, Serov said goodbye to Antonov, "I hope that the old comrades will take care of their health, the life of each of you is a precious treasure of our revolution, and I will look for you when the time comes." ”

"The fate of the Indonesian Communist Party will begin to change from me, and it will be!" Serov, who said goodbye to Antonov, left the park with a resolute pace, and the tragedy will never be repeated. He was no later than the United States in terms of preparation time, and he not only gave money, but also ideas. He is more familiar with the major events in the Cold War than he is more far-sighted, so if he doesn't win, is there any reason for heaven?

Three days later, a KGB encrypted telegram was sent to the Soviet embassy in Indonesia, and then passed to the two chief and deputy ministers of the Indonesian Ministry of Internal Affairs, "Be careful, Indonesia's policy has aroused the alarm of Britain and the United States, and there is a very huge risk of a coup d'état in half a year, your friend Yura ......"

"I only hope that my friend will be vigilant, but it is not appropriate for the Ministry of the Interior to act at this time, and as a friend, I promise to be there for you in the event of a difficult situation in Indonesia. Believe me, our camaraderie will not fade because of the length of the distance, and we will fight side by side, no matter what the danger......"

On 1 August, while the KGB was in full swing preparing for a decisive battle with the CIA, a passenger plane from London slowly landed at a Moscow airport, which was a visit to the Soviet Union by representatives of the British Ministry of Culture. In addition to officials from the British Ministry of Culture, the delegation included a number of well-known movie stars, not all British, but whose names were so loud that Serov knew only three of them, Elizabeth Taylor, Audrey Hepburn and Marilyn Monroe.

Soviet Minister of Culture Fortseva received the British delegation, and the Kremlin attached great importance to the visit of the British Ministry of Culture, because Khrushchev had made a special trip to Hollywood during his visit to the United States, wanting to see the American film base, and was deeply impressed.

Serov mobilized the secret police corps of the General Directorate of the Secret Police and carried out security measures in accordance with the standards of Nixon's visit. The entire secret police corps was trained for security from the airport.

The appearance of the two actresses and the sexy goddess Marilyn Monroe also plunged the people of Moscow into a state of boiling. The movement caused by the visit of the French film industry to Moscow was greater than that of nine years ago, and it caused a sensational effect in the Soviet capital.

"If you look at the excitement of those people in the Ministry of Culture, I really wonder if they are Soviet or British." After coming out of the airport, Itvasov coldly assessed the comrades of the Ministry of Culture.

"It's no wonder, after all, people are more famous. Thank God for not having a fifth column. Serov unhurriedly took a flue in his mouth, "The first secretary will hold a banquet in the Kremlin, and when the time comes, let our people pay attention to it and see if there is no one in the Ministry of Culture who says anything about yearning for the Western world." (To be continued.) )