Chapter 140

A large number of police and KGB gathered on Red Square and soon, tourists were ordered to turn in their cameras, and the plane was taken away by a car painted by the army. However, the official processing was still too slow, and the news quickly spread throughout the streets and alleys of Moscow. Even vendors selling kvass and ice cream on the roadside knew about it.

Seryozha soon heard about this incident from his colleagues, and he was taken aback. He couldn't figure out why someone would fly a civilian plane from Helsinki to Moscow, and how he did it.

This matter quickly became a hot topic, and the official attitude began to be hesitant to speak. Because of the openness policy initiated by Yakovlev, the media environment in the Soviet Union is now much more relaxed, so some media reporters began to ask the Ministry of the Interior, the KGB, and the Ministry of Defense to verify this matter. Under the continuous attention of the media, the protests of workers across the Soviet Union began to be downplayed, and the Red Square plane incident became the latest focus of the media.

However, the Ministry of Defense has always refused to answer any questions about the incident, and has always declared that everything is under investigation. This made many reporters who had just tasted the taste of the uncrowned king very dissatisfied. Some reporters directly found Yakovlev, and even contacted Gorbachev's office. But this time, the sword above Bailing's openness no longer worked, and the Kremlin refused to disclose any information on the grounds that it was related to national security.

The dissatisfaction is not limited to the reporters. Gorbachev has never been so angry. The plane that landed was only a few hundred meters away from his office. If it was an armed operation by an enemy with malicious intentions, Gorbachev Geoff might lie down next to Secretary Chernenko.

With the further investigation of Mathias Rust by the KGB, the Soviet government has more information. Speaking of which, this Mathias Rust is not a highly skilled pilot, nor has he ever served in the Air Force. He is only a member of a local aviation club in Hamburg, Germany, and he is only 17 years old this year. All in all, there is only forty hours of flying experience in total. And his plane is a single-engine, single-wing light aircraft specially used by junior students, with a total of only 160 horsepower and a speed of 220 kilometers per hour. Almost like a toy.

But it was such a stunned young man who actually crossed the Soviet Union's western air defense network with 1,300 aircraft, more than 10,000 anti-aircraft missiles, and 7,000 radar devices and sensor devices. You must know that before this incident happened, both the Soviet Ministry of Defense and the NATO Command agreed that the Soviet Union's western air defense network was the most difficult air defense network for mankind to break through so far, and it was a flight restricted area for all fighter jets.

But all the impossibilities became a joke in front of Mathias Rust. Mathias Rust told everyone with practical actions that the air defense network that the Soviet Union spent a lot of money to build was just a decoration.

There is no impenetrable wall in the world, and the foreign journalists who have been stationed in Moscow quickly exposed this matter. The big news spread from Moscow to New York, London, and even Matthias Rust's hometown Hamburg. When Matthias Rust's parents heard that their son had landed and was arrested on Red Square in the Soviet Union, the old couple wept with joy but soon fell into sorrow. Mathias Rust's parents were happy because they were notified not long ago that Mathias Rust's plane may have crashed in the sea off Norway. But now they unexpectedly learned that their son actually drove a civilian propeller plane, passed through the Soviet air defense network and landed in Moscow's Red Square. But can the son come back alive after being captured by the Soviet Union?

The media who got the news crowded the road in front of Rust's house in an instant. Almost everyone in Europe and the United States is very curious about how Mathias Rust did this and what the Soviets would do to him.

It is not only his parents and the media who care about Mathias Rust,

The Federal Government of Germany is also very concerned about the whereabouts of Mathias Rust. They soon sent a diplomatic inquiry letter to the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs led by Shevardnadze, asking about the whereabouts of Mathias Rust.

"Matias Rust violated the laws of the Soviet Union, and he will be tried in Moscow." This is the official answer given by the Soviet Union, simple and direct. Such an answer obviously cannot satisfy the government of the Federal Republic of Germany, nor can it explain it to the public and the media.

In just a few days, Mathias Rust seemed to be the idol of all young people in Western countries. Many people admire Mathias Rust's courage, which makes Mathias Rust's social influence growing. So this humble brat has almost become the new focus of the East Game.

The government of the Federal Republic of Germany began to seek unofficial contacts with the Soviet Union by using the personal relationships of politicians to avoid further deterioration of the situation. The current Chancellor of the Federal Republic of Germany, Helmut Kohl, tried every means to contact senior officials of the Soviet Union, hoping to save Mathias Rust's life and resolve the incident smoothly.

So British Prime Minister Thatcher, who had been on fire with the Soviet Union in recent years, became Prime Minister Cole's first choice. Cole was soon on the phone with Mrs Thatcher, and the two talked for a long time about the recent dispute between Volkswagen and Porsche, and neither side made any concessions. In the end, Cole mentioned the matter of Mathias Rust. He hoped that Mrs. Thatcher could use her relationship with Gorbachev to resolve the crisis.

"Okay! Mr. Cole, I actually have no personal relationship with Mr. Gorbachev. I can't get in touch with him privately through normal channels. It's a pity that I can't always be your middleman! But if you have heard If Ulyanov, the Minister of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation of the Soviet Union, I can help you get in touch with him, he is a famous man next to Gorbachev and a very capable young man." Prime Minister Thatcher said on the phone replied.

"Really? If we can know Gorbachev's attitude on this matter, it will be of great help to our rescue operation!" Cole said excitedly.

"Prime Minister Kerr, my husband Dennis has a good relationship with him, and most importantly, his former trusted female secretary is now in London, serving as the head of the Soviet Union's Foreign Trade Bank. I think she will wait to be able to contact her boss... ..."...

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