These things that later generations called terrorists, and in this era they were also called armed bandits, in essence, were no different from the group of people who were imprisoned in the Gulag by the Cheka fighters, and the KGB was supposed to clean them up, even if these self-defeating guys did not come to provoke the Soviet Union, the KGB would have to clean them up sooner or later. In essence, sooner or later the Soviet Union would turn to the offensive, and the Middle East region was an important breakthrough point, and early preparations were also made to cooperate with the later operations.

As for whether the USSR will suffer from it, Serov is not afraid, the USSR is not a place where it can come and go when it wants. In today's Soviet system, there is no such thing as a strict sense of random movement, not even to think about it. It is highly undesirable to give people the right to move freely, and who does not want to live in a place where conditions are good, and those who live in Siberia are willing to face the bitter cold wind every day? They, of course, would also like to live in the European part of the USSR, if possible. Once the right to freedom of movement is opened, nothing will be available except for the smaller number of Siberian residents.

In this era, the Soviets also need to issue a certificate if they want to travel in the entire Soviet Union, China is called a letter of introduction, and there is a local General Administration of Internal Affairs to check the documents before arriving in a city, in this case, Serov does not dare to say all, but the vast majority of armed bandits entering the Soviet Union will not arrive in important cities of the Soviet Union at all, and the scene of losing adults in the Beslan incident will basically not happen, unless a group of armed bandits can bypass the numerous inspection measures set up by the KGB throughout the country.

"Alpha and semaphore? Nice name! Itvasov's tone said that he agreed in principle, and then after discussing with the directors of the major general administrations around him, he patted the table and said, "In principle, to express support for Comrade Serov's proposal, the State Security Committee and the Main Directorate of Border Guards immediately selected the Internal Affairs Army under the National Security Committee, the Border Guard Army, the combat brigades under the major Main Departments, and the Internal Affairs Police under the NKVD, and must ensure the quality and specifically deal with the ...... of special operations."

"Please note. The two units are rotated to fight abroad, and our National Security Council is primarily an offensive force, which must not be forgotten at any time and in any place! Serov added very seriously.

"Let the Secretariat write a report and send it to the Kremlin, and at the same time issue an order from the Presidium to inform all the soldiers, take out the efficiency, and start preparing for the formation from now on!" Itvasov and Serov sang and harmonized the matter.

"The phenomenon of centrifugism in the three Baltic states and in some regions is mainly related to the strong local national forces. First of all, there must be three problems that we need to solve urgently, the first is that the migrant population will overwhelm the local national forces, the second is the universal education of the Russian language, and the third is the dispersal of backward social structures in the local urbanization. Serov was also very helpless about this issue, which was not something that could be done within the purview of the KGB, the migration population needed the highest decision-making, the popularization of the Russian language required the Ministry of People's Education, and the construction of cities required the decision of the Council of Ministers of the USSR.

After all, it's not the Cheka era, otherwise the KGB would still be able to solve these problems quickly. The KGB formula, solve the problematic people. The country will not have other problems.

The problem is that the current state leaders are more face-oriented, and if there had been a national problem in the Soviet Union during the Stalin era, the KGB's proposal would have been accepted by the steel leaders with a smile. Stalin also did not care about the interests of one or two of these peoples, for whom the Soviet Union was even more important than that of Georgia.

"Well, so be it! The meeting was adjourned...... Serov's voice was still tired, and it was difficult to say what it was like to be limited when the problem in front of him could be solved but could not be done. Fortunately, the boss Khrushchev above finally knew that there were some problems that could not be compromised while thawing, and this should be replaced by a Ge map. It's unimaginable.

Judging from the promotion route of Ge Tu in history, it took him only 10 years to go from a department-level cadre who was nothing to a member of the Central Committee and a member of the Central Committee. I really don't understand what Ge Tutu has been learning in the past ten years, since he came to power, what he has done can only be reflected in two words, incompetent......

As an important member of the Sherepin group, Serov has always taken a hostile attitude towards Brezhnev and the Dnipro gang, which is not to say how capable the members on his side are, and how great the concept is, it is completely a matter of position. Because he is an important member of the Sherepin group, he should beware of the leaders on the other side. It's as simple as that. If I had been a member of the Dnipro gang, I might not have done it. Serov was not usually very optimistic about Brezhnev's bureaucracy, but there was one exception, and every time he had such thoughts, Serov would think about the glorious deeds of Goto.

Then you will find that compared to the Gotu map, Brezhnev's group of old bureaucrats is quite cute. The evil result of this is that at this time, the map of Ge, which was still copied and copied in his hometown, has already been remembered by the first deputy chairman of the KGB before he shows his face in the center, and if this guy is not very honest, the KGB naturally cannot use ordinary prisons to deal with places, and there are special places in the Lubyanka internal prison.

Today, the Ministry of Defense of the USSR on Arbat Avenue welcomed a guest, for Serov, the marshals of the Soviet Ministry of Defense are more complicated, and Serov, who saved Marshal Nedelin's life, should be thanked, but as the head of the General Directorate of the KGB Military Administration, these old men are really not close. In particular, another problem has arisen now: news has come from the Presidium of the Central Committee of the USSR that First Secretary Nikita Khrushchev had been talking about disarmament in the Secretariat. Disarmament will definitely be cut, but the final details have not yet been decided, and the question of such details is whether to cut 1 million or 1.2 million, because the relationship between the General Military Administration and the Ministry of Defense may be tense in the future.

Leaving aside the issue of disarmament, let's first resolve the immediate problem. The weather is getting warmer, but the building of the Ministry of Defense is still well heated, which Serov can understand, these old marshals who have been secretly injured more than once should have such a comfortable environment, understandable and understandable, he still had to take off his heavy military coat, which can relieve some of the stuffy atmosphere in the office.

"On the issue of establishing a vegetable greenhouse base, it is outside the national plan, in order not to break the plans of various departments, so we can't use the already very tight manpower of government departments!" Serov saluted the old marshal on the other side and then took out a report, "In order to ensure maximum efficiency, the report of the National Security Council to the Presidium of the Central Committee has been approved, and I have come to talk to the uncles of the Ministry of Defense about the support needed, and the support of an engineer brigade may be needed, and the civil defense forces will be able to build this vegetable greenhouse base......"

"Your KGB even has to take care of the vegetable market, is this thing also within the scope of national security?" Marshal Grechko, First Deputy Minister of Defense and Commander of the Warsaw Pact, read a report and laughed, feeling incomprehensible about Serov's actions.

"Of course, it's within national security!" Serov did not hesitate to say, "In the winter, even the people of the capital can only store a limited number of vegetables in the cellar, and if this matter cannot be solved, forget it." But with the geographical location and climate around Moscow is not incomprehensible, the people can not always endure this inferior life. A poor life breeds social discontent, and when the time comes, it will be our KGB to solve it, and this dissatisfaction will be transferred to the government, so I want to dismantle the soil in which this discontent exists, no problem, right? ”

"This little guy is always so unexpected!" Defense Minister Marshal Malinovsky whispered to Marshal Baglamyan next to him, and then asked Serov, "Aren't you KGB 600,000 soldiers?" And there are so many internal affairs police, why ask for people from the Red Army? ”

"We are combat troops, and the troops of the border military district and the internal guard army garrison cannot be moved, and the only troops that can be mobilized are the civil defense troops, and this kind of construction project is still the engineer of the Red Army!" Serov spread his head and said with a helpless look, "Uncles, it will be disarmed soon." Shouldn't you think about finding something to do for the Red Army? ”

Marshal Grechko frowned, obviously quite uncomfortable with the issue of disarmament, and said directly, "What does it mean to find something to do for the Red Army, and what does this have to do with disarmament?" ”

"Of course it is! Maintaining such a large number of combat units in peacetime puts a lot of pressure on the country, the problem is that the Red Army can only fight, and nothing else contributes! Since Marshal Grechko asked this question, Serov didn't mind saying a few more words, stood up and looked around at the marshals and said, "The reason why disarmament always fails to cut our National Security Council is because our KGB is good at finding opportunities to show its own value, such as the corn problem in Sudan!" Of course, your Ministry of Defense does not have this opportunity, and if you are allowed to go abroad to solve the problem, it is estimated that the Americans will immediately follow......"

"Therefore, the reason why the Red Army wants to avoid the issue of disarmament is that it should consider making more fuss about construction? For example, the railway troops should help the electrification of the Council of Ministers, and the engineering troops should look for more valuable minerals, and only with other values can the first secretary find the Red Army useful, our first secretary is first of all the leader of the country, he is not just a soldier, there are many things to consider! After Serov finished speaking, he sat down and quietly looked at these marshals.

"I will ask the engineering brigade of the Moscow Military District to help the KGB build vegetable greenhouses, in fact, the Ministry of Defense and the National Security Council are not hostile relations, sometimes we can also communicate more in terms of helping the country build!" Marshal Malinovsky directly decided on the willingness of the Ministry of Defense to help the KGB. (To be continued.) )