Chapter 1227 Loyalty!

"The issue of cadre supervision cannot be overemphasized." Xie Leping took the microphone and exhorted the importance of the work of the supervisory committee. At this time, the door was pushed open, and when he looked up, it was not KGB Chairman Semichasny again. who is it?

After finishing his words quickly, Shelepin pointed to the chair facing him and asked, "Why are you free to come here today? Are you not busy enough with the Lubyanka affairs?"

"It's about Lubyanka, Shurik, you know the son of Catherine III, right?" Semichasny said helplessly, "He applied to work in Jakarta."

Xie Lieping raised his eyebrows, meaning what's the problem? "It seems that Comrade Fortseva was worried about her son's life and put pressure on you?"

When speaking, Shelepin was a little cold, obviously not appreciating this move, but Semichasny shook his head and took a breath and said, "If this is the case, the problem is simple. The problem is that she agreed, But she is worried about her son’s safety, so she insists on asking me to guarantee her son’s safety and send an armed force to follow her. This is too unkind.”

Sheleping's face was full of excitement, and this answer was really beyond his expectation. He whispered slowly, "It's no wonder that Alexeyev graduated from the Higher Technical School ahead of schedule with all-A courses. When he entered the job, he was short-term. She performed well in a short period of time, but Furtseva is still the one who loves her, after all, Indonesia is different from others."

The United Kingdom has not forgotten to put pressure on the Jakarta government in its busy schedule, not to mention that although the Royal Navy's Pacific Fleet is a bit older, it has huge tonnage and has always maintained a threat to Indonesia.

At the meeting of the Central Presidium Committee, the result was indeed that the Sukarno government had a tendency to repeat the mistakes of Mossadegh.

Indonesia is developing very well, but Indonesia's religious forces and military cannot be underestimated. If the worst happens, the Soviet Union will really be beyond its reach. It is not unreasonable for Fortseva to worry about the safety of her children.

Shelepin remained silent while Semichasny kept waiting. The two of them had a separate way of getting along, and he believed that Shelepin had figured it out and would tell him.

"Let's make an exception. The Central Presidium decided to donate some warships to Indonesia and transfer a battalion of armed forces from the Dzerzhinsky Division to ride on the warship to Indonesia. By the way, what is the size of the embassy in Jakarta?"

Speaking of this, Xie Leping asked about his loyal fans, and Xie Michasny immediately replied, "The development trend of the Indonesian Communist Party is naturally seen by us. Jakarta's status has been valued, and the embassy has just completed the expansion, which can bear the burden." Its 1,200 people are engaged in diplomatic work at the same time.”

"That's no problem. Let's enter the embassy in batches, and the rest will be posted as instructors of the Indonesian Navy." Xie Reping nodded and said, "I think,

Comrade Fortseva should be able to feel at ease now. "

The Soviet Union has always been quite generous in its military assistance, especially the fact that Indonesia now has nearly three million members. It is the most powerful Marxist party in the world besides the Soviet Union and its restless Eastern partners.

It is precisely because of this that the Soviet Union paid so much attention to the intelligence that Britain had formulated a plan to subvert Indonesia.

Considering the value of Indonesia, although the Soviet Union has always been very generous in military aid, this time it is particularly generous.

The gift package provided by the Soviet Union can be said to be very luxurious, including ten "Riga" class frigates, ten "Fast" class destroyers, twelve "W" class submarines, and fourteen "Kronshtadt" class The large hunting submarine and the cruiser "Ordzhonikidze" add up to a total of forty-seven ships. After the Indonesian Navy obtained these equipment, except for the Indian Navy, which has an aircraft carrier, it has no rivals in the entire Asia.

The Royal Pacific Fleet is part of the Royal Navy, and Britain is a European country, not within Asia.

Among the packages provided by the Soviet Union, the most eye-catching one is naturally the light cruiser "Ordzhonikidze".

This light cruiser is the third ship of the "Sverdlov" class cruiser. It has a displacement of 16,600 tons and is equipped with twelve 152mm large-caliber naval guns. Both have very powerful combat capabilities against the mainland.

According to current knowledge, most of the Indonesian army leaders are unreliable. It may be very difficult to find agents from the army. The embassy in Jakarta needs to be identified, so start with the navy and air force.

It was an ordinary day. Soon it was noon, and the appetizing aroma wafted from the kitchen. It was time to have lunch. Fortseva came out with the dishes and interrupted her son's deep thoughts: "Alyosha, bring this."

"This is this?" Alexeyev was stunned. He thought he was asked to go to Indonesia to bring food, but what caught his eye was a stack of documents. On it was a list and annotations of senior Indonesian military officials. He didn't know. Where did my mother get it from?

"This is a confidential document, and it is impossible for you to have access to it at your level. It also contains the hard work of senior overseas agents." Fortseva muttered with worry, "You didn't obey me even if I told you not to go. It's really weird. Let me do something."

"They are all big figures in the Indonesian military." Alexeyev commented plainly, "Why should Suharto be highlighted? He seems to be the lowest ranking among them."

"Don't let anyone go." Fortseva seriously criticized her son's luck, "otherwise, you may be put in danger."

After a full meal, Alexeyev returned to his room and planned to lie down for an hour or two with the document issued by Moscow in his hand.

Several lines in the document were taken from The Times, while others were relevant information compiled by people in Lubyanka. , which has been summarized. All the places that may be of interest to Alexeyev have been listed separately, and you can tell at a glance that he is a professional veteran. Alexeyev read the clipping several times and then received a call from Lubyanka.

Before leaving, Alexeyev acted as much as possible as a secret front worker. He was cautious even when meeting a few friends. He first drove around a few times, and after making sure no one was following him, he followed the river As we drove forward, we hoped to find a restaurant on the side of the road with a beautiful view.

Although the standard of food in the KGB restaurant is good, you will get tired of it after eating for a long time. Before going abroad, Alexeyev tried to relax as much as possible. The female instructor at the school also came, and it was quite a challenge to face his proud disciple. There are thousands of styles, just a glance can contain thousands of styles.

As a professionally trained person, Alexeyev could not flinch when faced with the instructor's invitation to inspect the course, otherwise he would be disrespectful and waste his country's training.

Before taking off from Moscow to Crimea, Fortseva personally came to see her son off. Looking at the embossed Damascus steel knife in her son's hand, she felt relieved for some reason and said, "You are a diplomat. Don't wear military uniform when you arrive." Walk around."

"I got it, mother." Alexeyev, standing at the door of the departure hall, kept waving his hands, "I believe this is a good experience. I'll come back when I finish things."

"The main thing is not to be brave." Tears welled up in Fortseva's eyes. At this time, she was no longer the cultural czar, but just a mother who was worried about her son's safety.

Alexeyev nodded, put the Damascus steel knife in his hand on his waistband, carried the suitcase and disappeared from Fortseva's sight. Alexeyev turned around with a relaxed expression, without any trace of emotion. He muttered nervously, "I will crush you for the motherland..."

Happy people are all the same, unhappy people have their own misfortunes, and the joys and sorrows of life are not the same.

Gen. Maxwell Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, had just walked out of the White House with a frown on his face. He didn't know how to appease the Pentagon generals.

How to explain the fact that President Kennedy vetoed the US intervention in the Vietnam War?

There are currently 16,000 US troops stationed in South Vietnam, helping South Vietnam train its troops to resist the invasion of North Vietnam and even a certain big country behind North Vietnam.

The Pentagon believes that the current military deployment is not enough and cannot act as a deterrent. It must increase military investment, at least to the size of the US military stationed in South Korea. However, this very necessary suggestion was vetoed by Kennedy.

Originally, the military's attitude towards Kennedy was very good. It increased assistance to South Vietnam and increased the garrison to 16,000 troops, which satisfied the Pentagon.

This time, the Pentagon originally had high hopes for the president's attitude, but unexpectedly the previous goodwill came to an abrupt end.

Kennedy did support the Pentagon's recommendations, but his support was limited, which would certainly not satisfy the Pentagon.

At almost the same time, Alan Wilson was also saying similar words, "Loyalty is not absolute, but it is absolutely disloyal!" It was not that he suddenly became omniscient and omnipotent, he knew that a new situation had arisen in Washington.

It is a new evolution of an old problem. Pamela Mountbatten is receiving representatives from the three major grain merchants in the United States. The sale of grain to the Soviet Union has already started, and he is not worried about further setbacks.

It was just because the three major grain merchants came to show their goodwill, and they were warned by the President of the United States, but they still didn't give up and came to Europe. Isn't it just that loyalty is not absolute?

But what Alan Wilson was doing at this time was indeed related to the military, to be precise, it was related to military intelligence.

It was at the request of the United States that he assessed the importance of Vietnam's stability to the free world. He did not take the initiative to offer courtesy. It was indeed the request of the United States that he practiced the special relationship between Britain and the United States. The purpose of practice was to make the war justified.

What, you mean to do an assessment that won't lead to war? Doesn’t that put Britain in a position where loyalty is not absolute? This would dissatisfy the Pentagon, and Alan Wilson could not do this, which would violate the original intention of the special relationship between Britain and the United States.

In order to clear up the relationship, he just copied the editorials about Vietnam from a certain major country within two years, and acted as an information porter.