Chapter 1248 There Is No Such Thing as a Mouth that Cannot Be Pried Open
British Civil Servants Text Volume Chapter 1248 There is no mouth that cannot be pried "Well done, this is reassuring." Alexeyev spoke with approval, then thought for a moment and said, " Since President Sukarno is safe and sound, let's communicate with him so that this military conspiracy and treasonous attempt can be crushed and have a happy ending. What does the Ambassador think?"
"I also think this is the best." Yegentimov has no objections. His father is the number two figure in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and his mother is even more powerful, one of several giants in the country.
Maybe the Kremlin is also celebrating now? After all, Moscow is also aware of Indonesia's important status, otherwise it would not be so generous and directly send a fleet and forty bombers.
Although the Soviet Union often provides military aid and uses military aid as a means of diplomacy, this is the first time it has been so generous.
According to the latest news, the Siliwangyi Division was bombed indiscriminately by the Indonesian Air Force on its way to Jakarta, and all its heavy equipment was lost. Once an army loses all its heavy equipment, it can almost be judged to have lost its combat effectiveness.
Of course, Alexeyev made this judgment based on the experience of the Soviet Union. Maybe the situation in Indonesia is different?
In the next twenty-four hours, it is estimated that the political situation in Indonesia will trigger protests from the so-called free world, but as long as Sukarno does not object to this, the enemy will not find a chance.
Alexeyev and Ambassador Yegentimov set out together for the Independence Palace, where Sukarno lived.
Because Alexeev did not believe in Sukarno's own abilities and his wife of unknown origin. In this operation, Sukarno was concealed.
Indonesia's national military strength is only 180,000, and it is divided into three armies: land, sea and air force. The army's combat effectiveness near Jakarta is only two divisions. Perhaps among third world countries, this kind of military power is not considered weak. But in the eyes of the Tsar's son, it is indeed not that powerful.
On the contrary, Indonesia has a total of three million party members and a power of nearly 20 million people. It can be called the most powerful revolutionary force except China and the Soviet Union. If it were not strong, it would have been like an ordinary country suppressed by the military.
Since the Indonesian military and the Indonesian Communist Party have been able to coexist peacefully for so many years, it shows that both sides are still wary of each other's strength.
What are you waiting for? Alexeyev, who had collected a lot of information on Sukarno in Moscow, concluded that the Indonesian president was not a truly powerful figure. To balance the right wing of the Indonesian Republic, represented by the military, a showdown would be inevitable in the end. one day.
"Alyosha, why did you decide to take action?" On the way to the Independence Palace,
Seeing the scenery outside flying backward, Yegentimov still felt illusory at this time.
"On the day when the news of Kennedy's assassination came." Alexeyev replied in a low voice, "I have an uncle. He taught me that we must always use landmark events to cover up real actions. I think that the United States The president’s assassination can be considered a landmark event, right?”
In the Soviet Union, Alexeyev could be regarded as a person with a good enough background. According to the popular joke, the cultural tsar also has a son, and that is just one son.
The precious son of the cultural tsar was going abroad to perform a mission, and Furtseva specifically went to Semichasny to get the KGB chairman, who was frightened in the eyes of the Central Committee members, to agree to mobilize troops from the Dzerzhinsky Division.
This is of course a violation of discipline, and it also makes some people criticize Fortseva, but the other person is a woman, and everyone thinks that there is no need for common sense.
And no one was in the mood to pay attention to such a trivial matter. The impact of Second Secretary Kozlov’s stroke was much greater than anything else. After Kozlov’s stroke and hospitalization, his condition improved for a time, but in the end it never recovered. Recover.
The second secretary was no longer able to perform his duties, and the question of who would be Khrushchev's successor surfaced again.
People who are interested in this are seizing the time to gain support. How can Fortseva, the only female member of the central presidium, open a back door for her son, be held accountable?
Everyone has children, so it’s not that they can’t understand a mother, not to mention that Fortseva’s son is still extremely young. He doesn't seem to be of the same generation as the other committee members' children.
It was not until two hours later that Alexeyev followed Yegentimov out of the Independence Palace. He appeared as a recorder, and his notebook was filled with crosses and ticks.
Witnessing Yegentimov from the perspective of a bystander, he explained in detail the dialogue process of this failed coup. During the conversation between Yegentimov and Sukarno, he constantly reviewed the conversation process of each sentence to judge whether Sukarno was not sincere. I turned it into symbols and wrote it down, and recorded it densely for several pages.
"Alyosha, what are you memorizing?" Yegentimov didn't know what the son of the Tsar was doing. It might be some special skills of the KGB.
This is not a special skill, but something he learned from an uncle. But since there is this question, Alexeyev nodded directly and said, "Sukarno does not fully believe in our explanation of some techniques for judging emotional fluctuations. There have been many emotional fluctuations, but it is really because of this fluctuation , I can conclude from this that although he is the founding father of a country, he is not a powerful person with a strong will."
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"In fact, the leaders of many countries are ordinary people. I judge that as long as we ensure his status, he will not cause any trouble to the interests of the Soviet Union in the end."
Normally, if you lose, you will hold a grudge, and if you win, you will counterattack. But this time in Indonesia, the domestic balance has been broken. After the military was killed, the Indonesian Communist Party has no obstacles in front. What it should think about now is the smooth transition of power and getting things done beautifully.
If it were another country without such a big foundation, Alexeyev would definitely not think so. He would definitely counterattack immediately, nip any dangerous attempts in the bud, and directly tell Sukarno to get out.
Yegentimov also nodded and said, "Let's ask for domestic opinions. Is that okay with you?"
"No problem, I want to see the captured generals." Alexeyev paused, "While they are still alive."
A few street lights flickered on both sides of the quiet road, which was lined with dark bushes and rows of newly planted banyan trees.
I really didn't want to move, so I just sat here quietly, admiring the coming night. The stars blink innocently in the city sky, and the beautiful moonlight pours down, making you feel that late night is coming.
The wild flowers blooming beside the wall are blooming, exhaling bursts of sweet and cloying fragrance, as if they are trying to clean up the exhaust smell of the car during the day. Just sit like this until dawn, smoking cigarettes one after another, waiting for the sunrise.
Don't get me wrong, Alexeyev was outside the base where military generals were imprisoned. In his opinion, the environment here was good, even as a resting place. Of course, this is just a thought. If the result of this communication is good, then the trial process will need to be carried out. But if communication cannot be done, there is no need for these citizens to be alive after today.
It can be said that the overall situation in Indonesia has been decided. The pro-American military leaders have suffered a complete defeat. The Soviet Union is the winner of this battle that will take time but will not be easy.
Alexeyev, led by the guarding soldiers and an interpreter, walked into the cells where the generals were detained, especially the cell where Suharto, who had escaped the first raid and almost caused an accident, was located.
Watching intently, he was a little disappointed. This Indonesian general should be younger than the Soviets of the same age. He was thin and small. He didn't really look like an impressive figure. He didn't know how there was such a person on the list his mother gave him. people.
But now, Alexeyev had to admit that his mother had a point in doing this. By a small margin, this general, who was not considered a high-ranking general, had slipped through the net. Once he escaped from Jakarta, he would definitely be in trouble.
"The Siliwanyi Division you are counting on was bombed by the air force and lost its combat effectiveness. Even if it can still resist for a while, you will definitely not see it." Alexeyev's narration, minding his own business across the iron fence, was made by Translator conveyed to Suharto.
But Suharto's lack of reaction was infuriating, inspiring the theorem that Alexeyev had been taught that there was no such thing as a mouth that couldn't be opened.
Alexeyev put out his cigarette. He walked past the thin general and patted him on the shoulder. "I'm not interested in whether you dislike me or like me, but I want to ask you a few questions, because this matter is very private, and I'll leave you alone to talk about it."
Alexeyev walked directly into the detention room and closed the door with all his strength. Even a very slow person would feel the painful wait.
This waiting dominated the old vampire. But there was no pity or sympathy deep in Alexeyev's heart. Looking at the dazed old man with his own eyes, he only felt disgust and disappointment.
Then Alexeyev pushed the stool closer. Suharto's eyes were frightened by this sudden movement and turned around quickly. He smiled cruelly with satisfaction: "Look into my eyes! Like this, Please tell me, you villain, how do you want to carry out your dirty plan? Are you going to launch a military coup to overthrow President Sukarno?"
General Suharto shook his head vigorously. Stuttering in a trembling voice, he asked, "What, specifically, are you interested in?"
"First of all, how did you get the news? Do you still want to fight to the end? If you can satisfy my curiosity to a certain extent, I will decide to give you a good time, or do this and let death Be the relief from your endless nightmares.”
"Can you pull out your nails?" Suharto timidly raised his head again and asked with interest.
"It's boring, man, and a similar approach may not satisfy me. Initially, for example, if I want to be a dental intern, you will be my first patient." Alexey The husband stood up from the stool and approached the old man: "As long as your row of teeth is not dentures."
Then he grabbed the general's nose hard and punched him in the stomach. Suharto opened his mouth involuntarily. Before he could make a sound, he quickly grabbed his chin with his hand, suddenly pulled it down, and said: "Friend, your mouth is no longer a mouth, but a mouth." It’s become a weapons gallery. It’s great.”
General Suharto tried to struggle and shook his head. He was knocked on the head with a knee and gave up the idea of getting away. Alexeyev took out the wet fingers from his mouth and wiped them clean with the lapel of his general uniform.
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