In addition to approving the operation, Albert also explained to Benedict many details such as the deployment of Vietnam's most advanced troops, and even the establishment and tactical characteristics of the Viet Cong. Albert explained to Benedict in detail. Benedict was really surprised by the details of Albert's information, he didn't expect the crown prince to make so many arrangements for this operation. At the same time, there is also a lack of contempt for the Viet Cong in my heart.

In fact, in addition to some Chinese intelligence officers from Southeast Asia, Albert has more information that is analyzed from historical books, and then reasonable speculation is made based on the intelligence. After all, the place where these infiltration troops want to enter is a Viet Cong base area with extremely low intelligence feedback, everything is unknown, and the natural danger factor is even higher.

After coming out of the barracks of the secret forces, Albert went to another place, the White Swan Café. This is where he met with his predecessor, Crown Prince Baudouin, and all of the black operations that Albert planned to do were overseen by Baudouin, who goes by the alias Greene Weire.

When Albert finished a cup of coffee, Greenwell finally came into view, still wearing a large pair of sunglasses and a mask that was so tightly obscured that he couldn't be made out if he didn't look closely. GreenWill pulled out the chair in front of Albert and sat down, crossed his hands on the table, and asked in a deep voice, "Can the plan begin?" ”

"This is a lot more dangerous than the trip to West Germany." Albert opened his bag, handed a stack of manuscript papers to Greenwill, and said worriedly, "China is still in the midst of a civil war, and it is really not easy for you to reach Yan'an safely. Luck alone won't solve the problem, and I'll send you a team to cross the Vietnamese border into Yunnan, China, and then all the way north. ”

"This is the aid you want to give to the Chinese Communist Party? A pile of manuscript paper with data on it? Can you tell me what this aid is for? "GreenWill was baffled by Albert's decision to go to great lengths to send these things to the other side? It makes a lot more sense for you to send a pistol full of bullets than these papers.

"Hehe, don't underestimate these things." Albert corrected Greenwell for not caring, "This is the key data of the atomic bomb and ** research, and it also includes the most critical technical design of intercontinental missiles, especially intercontinental ballistic missiles, which even its founder Braun did not fully understand." Therefore, not many people in the whole of China, except for Qian Xuesen and Deng Jiaxian, who are still studying abroad, can understand it. ”

The data provided by Albert is enough for China to develop nuclear weapons two years ahead of schedule, and the sooner China rises, it will be able to impact the bipolar situation of the United States and the Soviet Union one step earlier, weaken the status of the two superpowers, and transition from a situation of two superpowers and many powers to a multipolar situation in which many powers coexist. So as to win more living space for the development of Belgium.

As soon as Albert said this, Greene Weir understood the importance of these decimal points, but he still didn't know what the aid had to do with the current situation in China, so he asked puzzledly, "But what's the point of giving these things?" Will giving these things help the Communist Party to promise the civil war? ”

"Don't worry, ** will win. At most, by March next year, the Kuomintang government will be completely defeated. Albert smiled slyly at Greenwill's puzzled gaze, this is established history, and by now, the Kuomintang army can also be said to have gone away.

"Okay." Although he didn't know where Albert's confidence came from, Greenwell could only choose to believe him once.

"If you have nothing to do, go back and get ready to rest early, and then I will let the Belgian special air service company operating in Vietnam protect you, after all, in the eyes of that group of monkeys, there is no difference between the Belgians and the French." Albert said.

"Then why can't I enter China from Hong Kong, it's much safer than Vietnam?" GreenWill demanded that every detail of the operation be carefully studied and that it should be confirmed before it is correct.

"Hong Kong is absolutely not allowed to enter China." At this time, Albert seemed to have become a China expert, and he analyzed with Greenwill, "You must not underestimate the intelligence capabilities of the Kuomintang military command and the central command, maybe you will be targeted from the moment you enter China." I will never let you take that risk. On the contrary, I have an intelligence network in Southeast Asia that has been operating for many years, and I have also made contact with the ** underground forces in Guangxi, and they are willing to help us bypass the defense line of the Kuomintang army and enter Yan'an. ”

"It seems that your brother has doubts about your abilities." Tianyan whispered in Albert's ear.

"But I will conquer you with my noble personality." For the first time, Albert made a small joke with Tianyan in a serious moment. Eventually, however, Greenwell was persuaded by Albert to enter China from Yunnan.

With this in mind, Albert's pre-work to welcome the French was over. Albert wiped the sweat from his forehead, exhaled, and hurried home with the completion of his task. The preparations on his side have been made, and he is waiting for the French to come and negotiate with him. When the time comes, it will be another battle of wits and courage.

At the same time as Albert breathed a sigh of relief, the French Minister of Defense and the President of the Council of Ministers boarded a special plane to Brussels, on which they exchanged their views on the various problems facing France, one was a radical figure and the other was an army hawk, so the result of the two men was naturally that the French army would use unconventional killing methods in Vietnam to show these monkeys.

"It is necessary for this operation to put aside the constraints of ideology, because such weapons are likely to cause harm to civilians." Defence Minister Paul Maradier, though he was tactful, knew that this was just a small signal that he wanted to indiscriminately kill civilians and soldiers with poison gas.

As the chairman of the Council of Ministers, André Mari naturally did not say anything, and he added, "After the defeat of the Japanese bacteriological forces, the Americans obtained a lot of information on these weapons of mass destruction, and if the negotiations with Belgium fail, we will have the next seller." ”

"But the Belgians will definitely promise us." Paul Maadir looked like he was winning, and in his eyes, Belgium's little interests and calculations were not a matter at all, and if Belgium really had weapons of mass destruction, it was completely possible to threaten them with the contents of the Hague Convention.

"But I always have a strange feeling of uneasiness......," said André Mari, the chairman of the Council of Ministers, whose eyelids were jumping, fearing that the trip to Belgium might not be as simple as he thought.